St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 15, 1927

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COMIC PAGE SATURDay, MAY 14, 1907 REAL ESTATE HELPS, SERVICE..... Classified Advertising ‘cae 7 WANTS—FOR SALE. .PART 3 PART 9 - : eeeeee oe j £ . No. 290. PART ONE. if Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 128 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION. IS PAGES SECOND SECTION «SPORT: 6 AS Es, THIRD NEWS eee 6 PA FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH NEWS IECTION, ESTATE SECTION, REAL ow PAG ES. “14 PAGES 16 PAGE> ; WANTS—FOR SALE, 6 PAGES. WANTS—HELPS---SERVICE, 6 ROTOGRAVURE, , PAGES. 19 PAGES MAGAZINE, 10 PAGES. i —- MIC SECTION, 8 PAGES. i ST. LOU IS, SUNDAY MORNING, ee eeewieeens: MAY: 1B, 1927. PAGES 1—18. seeeese PRICE 10 CEN TS ates . (Ais POTATO s we on 79. oon = e000 FLY 7 LOUIS KAY, BUT HE. } WL NOT STOP ane LA ree = \i ig . ee Nea’ | mee he * Sa | CFA a Vee be BuAesertoRe.-T THE FIRS, PROPRIETOR * TO GIVE RLASES ! . Peeters. ASL Go lalian Airman, in eenste to INFFER@ST UKe cam Get to Rome, to Circle MIL TO DISCOVER uy - ess rr C THAT teal & City Three Times and Go EWSD PRUNES, ss ' CAGO THE. NEXT PAUSE IN FLIGHT ee Left New Orleans In- - tending to Alight Here, but Spent Night at Mem- ¥ ; : 18, a ¢ Fcommander Bitalian r CAN BRGAK«: PAR ow THIS CouURSC ; BLUNDFOL DED! rancesco de Pinedo, four-continent flyer, aged his plans late yesterday | 4 decided to remain overnight. Memphis, take off for Chicago! § a. m. today and circle ‘over Louis three times on his way , probably between 7 and 8 versation Italian re! ere. In a long distance con #) Cav. Arrigo, Gasparini, Mosul here, he expressed bdisappointing the crowd of 1569 Ole? ‘ ho waited at the foot of Market pet for him yesterday afternoon f asked that his demonstration w the city be acceptei as evi- nce of his good will. meme explained that high winds Mwet weather had delayed him ihig trip north from New Or- m and caused him to stop at «7 ily > thes V4 ‘~~ act ast ‘te ‘(7s ts oe memphis at 1:55 p. m. when he! pexpected here between 2 and ? Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dis lock, Then a cablegram from mier Mussolini ordered him toa wed up his tour to insure his be- in Rome on May 24 the anmi- ary of Italy’s entrance into the | orid war. a national holiday May Cross Ocean Monday. Manus PIKNE'W ALL ~_ “88 bn etes vos — PTherefore, de Pinedo will pres» ard as fast as pussible. Reach- m Chicago. he will hurry on to YOU HAVE NO @eeitrea!, thence across New- CASOLINE? Oidland. and if the weather Is mit, take off across the Atlantic an Monday night or ming. There is a the will be winging his way | ms the Atlantic at the same, he aS the three New York-to- ms planes which are waiting for rable weather at Roosevelt mid, L. J. De Pinedo’s sea plane. the “San- | Maria II." which was brought | New York: from Italy by Fas- | Srecentiy to replace one burned accident at Roosevelt Dam. %, left New Orleans at 8:59 a Byesterday, bearing the comman- | and his companions, Capt. Del | pe, and the mechanic, Zacchet- | @ They planned a nonstop 650- | hop to St. Louis. lighting in | e Mississippi River between the | TS THE ER WITH 1 THOUGHT 1 DO, BUT WHAT S ipal and Eads bridges. crowd, which gathered Y after noon, included a dele- 1 of black shirt Fascisti and | Ychildren waving Itallan flags Italian colors, ag well as al eption Committee which includ ALY Re egister Tack Grosse, act- for Mayor Miller: President | Boy of the Chamber of Com- @ «Maj Albert Bond Lambert = the St. Louis Flying Club, Co! m of Jefferson Barracks, Col. tlow of Scott Field, Consul mbarini and five Italian citizens haval reserve subchaser was) Bi. fo take the committee out | Welcome ‘he* aviator {in mid- am and tow hie ship to shore _ ue] ae A troop of mounted 4nd a detail of Scott Field les to guard the plane also ‘Onhand. At 5p. m. the mes fame that the flyer would re- lle Memphis and the crowd sed. ‘Plane to Escort Flyer. r night a Scott Field plane “Ssigned to fly south along { THINK WELL KEEP THIS. ELEPHANT! 4 ‘ ‘chiaag this morning and ace- | ‘ caged the Fascist aviator in his ‘ Over the city. Emergency i a . ments were also made '§ ~~ he by chance decide to land be p river here for fuel. * —— four-continent flight art eb. 14 when he flew fron, ee Yi _ Sardinia, to Rabat, in : : xd Morocco, thence to Villa a: wena omen ea. an COUGH), fe West Africa, then to Bo-| 8 ts. OPN) ee : Portuguese C 7 | NOY Af fl) Suese Guinea. to the > « j Le C Verde ; ae a a _ | - a." yz | Ded 7 ‘ Islands where he /: ' 1700 miles to South Amer- Shi re tp f ths ’ JSS 4) es Aug fA d/ tf F Aid bib fgg hh hts A YY, ———mer (| f' ' * ‘tached Pernambuco, i flying thence to 2 se and Santon, Brazil. + /UeNOS Alien . Argentina : “ter he touched at Monte- basa Ascuncion, Paraguay. llega throuch Bahta and: ‘to “ across the Brazilian aramaribo, Dutch Gul- Brazil, Bahia. | | trae he hopped to Ha- } en Arg to New Orleans, tf i ® American city Marc? neton, a Orleans he flew to an Antonio, Elephant /m ost part. Tuesday | | possibility | th | off again | Official Denial |'flyers had been found in ‘investigation of a ‘loud explosion was heard at Whit- | New- droning | | heen ‘noticed above the place last Mon- |day morning. irection 'BEVERIDGE ESTATE | will ‘pointed 4 | “tinned on Page 3, Column 5. | GENERALLY FAIR, NOT MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE TT a met — Jeugae “eg RATURES. "es : 55 ) : ? 45 5 ) POPE SOS oy ow ~ . . . . . . . . . . 1d) ates | st treet rend fin Sunset: 7:07. Sunrise (tomorrow) FAREWELL. | FEDORA. eT, day and row; not change in perature, Missour't; erally fair and Gen- today fy 2 4:47. ' Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair to- | tomor- ! much tem- tomorrow: | a we FLIGHT TO PARIS. caro WHISKERY WINS KENTUCKY DERBY AND $51,000 BEFORE 60,000 CROWD; BEATS OSMAND IN LAST FEW JUMPS * DELAYED AT LEAST ~ UNTIL TOMORROW Fog and Brewing Storm in the Atlantic May Force Until | Airmen to Wait Tuesday. THREE PLANES ALL READY TO START not much change! in temperature. Illinois: ly cloudy tomorrow somewhat er in the portion. Weather Outlook for Week Py the Associated Press. 14.—The WASHINGTON, May ‘weather forecast for the week be- vinning Monday, May 16, follows: Upper Mississippi and lower Mis- souri Valleys: Mostly fair weather | in north portions and occasional showers in south portions through- out — variable temperature, but near ee —_—a ae oe ee ee DIRIGBLE WON'T HUNT. FLYERS IN LABRADOR Cruise Loo Long for An- eeles—Rumor Frenchmen Were Found Denied. [os ‘he Associated Press. Ww ASHINGTON, May 14.— Search over Labrador for the mis- Fre neh trans-Atlantic flyers, Nungesser and the U. &. Navy sing fee tS. & i rles ( ‘oli. by Francois | dirigible Los Angeles would be im- practicable, naval officials decided today after a careful study of the problems involved. Coincident with this announce- ment came another that the naval tugs. Waniank and Mohave and “oast Guard cutters which been searching the Nova and Gulf of Maine withdrawn because of Navy Wilbur Secretary of the caid this action did not mean that: the Navy had abandoned hope for the Frenchmen, explaining there was the possibility that had landed in Labrador and might not be heard from for unless their plane was able to tal when the rain and fog along the coast had subsided. Two factors enter chiefly the decision not to send the Los Angeles to Labrador, The was the difficulty In sufficient helium for her gas bags they for so long a cruise and the sec- | doubt of the ability of the | ond the ship to make Coast Guard today they had not so long a trip. given up the search. duties of the Coast it was said, and Nungesser would not interfere’ with duties. Guard ships, search That Frenchmen Are At Trinity Bay. Ry the Associated Prees, ST. JOHNS, N. F., May Government officers today asserted ‘that there was no foundation fcr a report that the missing French Trinity Bav. The constabulary tonight report interior of after the engine had bourne, in the foundland zone of an airplane from &8tf. coast of A telegram on the south of Nova Scotia o'clock Monday morning. Rv the Asenciated Press. INDIANAPOLIS The estate .of former died her a short time ago, $90,000. according to the Probate Court here who totaled filed in today. All the estate, of $40,000 in personal property and $50,000 In real estate, widow. administrator. Most- | today. fair, warm - north seasonal] normal for the | aren } that | ; many days '! into | first | obtaining | headquarters said | Sea patrols are part of the | thelr | 14.— | began | that a) Lawrence | Newfound- | land said that a plane was heard | passing over that place in the di-| about 10) $90,000 , Ind., May 14.— | United | States Senator Albert J. Beveridge | which is composed | goes to the. Larz A. Whitcomb was ap- | | t nat race Derby Pictures XCLUSIVE photographs of F in finish and other tea- tures of the Kentucky DPDer- bv, made at Churchill Downs by staff photographers .f the Post-Dispatch, will be pub- lished in today’s Sport Special Kdition. on sale throughout the city this afternoon. | | ' Lindbergh in ‘‘St. Louis,”’ Chamberlin in ‘‘Colum- bia” and Byrd in ‘‘Amer- ica” Prepared for Hop-Off Py the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 14. ino obstac!e tonisrt to prevent the ' first American flight from New York to Paris from being a three- | cornered race, but t is not Hkely would sto until Mon- | day anyway, and aes probably Tuesday. Unfavorable weather, {which for several days hag pre- vented the monoplanes “Spirit of ist. Louis” and “Columbia” ‘hopping off, has continued so long ‘that todav factory tests were com- pleted on the monoplane “America” ind she was turned to the pliots, over {des conditions are good—and to- night he saw no immediate likell- | hood of clearing—all three planes ‘will be ready to rumble down the ‘runway at iclimb into the air, i ward, Capt. Charles A. mail pilot and Missouri (;uard flyer, will b ‘of the Spirit of St. Louls. alone. The Wright-Bellanca plane, \Columbia, is in charge of Clarence iD. Chamberlin, pilot, and Lloyd W. }Bertaud. navigator, while mander Richard FE. Byrd, who flew the North Pole, with Lieut ‘George Noville, will fly the America. The name of the pilot to accompany Byrd and Noville has | not bee announces hit Acosta is hbclieved to has chosen for that post. Aco ithe Columbia with Chamberlin in and head east- Lindbergh, air ;over making a world reeccrd by remain- ‘ing more than 51 hours in the air. Lindbergh is the only one reg- ularly entered for’ the 325,000 Raymond Orteig prize for the first ‘trans-Atlantic flight between New York and Paris. Minor Accident to 4 minor accident to the of St. Louis occurred when C} Lindbergh, its pilot, after a test flight swerved in ] to avoid striking a group of pno- skid . a t > were able “St. Louis.’ Spirit arles tographers. The tail was broken but mechanics to repair it quickly. Both the Spirit of St. the Americ2 were in the air dur- ing the day for | bergh took a mechanic up ' him, crowded into the single seat, and performed some daring stunts | close above the field On one of ‘the America’s flights Bert Acosta was at the controls. Byrd and ' Noville also were aboard. ithe first time Bird had been in | the plane since he broke his wrist in it during a test flight a month | ago. The plane made a speed of 120 miles an hour and was pro- nounced to ‘air with land stations and ships indicated that during the flight ‘the America’s signals can he picked up 500 miles away in the day time and twice as far at night. | ° Silence Is “Columbia’s” SOS. Ss. O. S. signal of the Columbia. Its wiretess apparatus described as the most elaborate ever installed on an airplane will send long | dashes from the Columbia at one- minute intervals as the craft cruises over the ocean. An auto- | matic device will produce the dash- es. The transmitter will have a radius of 259 to 6500 miles under favorable conditions. A control | switch will allow message will allow the flyers to hear from ships and land stations. When the fly 4 o'clock weather report today all agreed that any attempt ‘the next 24*hours was out of the question. The chart showed con- / tinuing fog from the mid-Atlantic and a storm brewing off the Irish coast. A crowd of several thousand per- isons thronged the field all day and | became so dense that poliee had to rope off the runways and han- gars to assure the flyers room to work in. Preparations were made +> handle even a greater crowd to- morro“ Russians Plan for Long Flights. This Year. > the scciated Press. sone ‘OW. May 14.—The Societs for the Development of Aviation and Chemical Industry s —o J Continued en Peee 2. Coleman 4. penneetn stree?’, —There is! from | As soon as the weather man de- Roosevelt Fileld, L. Tey | National nt the controls | ,, He flies | Com- Ww " premises is far Innding in order |! Louis an1: test flights. Lind- | with | It was | be operating perfect-. ‘ly. Radio tests conducted tn the | Silence of its radio will be the | trans- | mission and a receiving apparatus | coast to past! is planning | Soviet Troops Guard Streets | Leading to English and | Polish Missions—Banners | Caricature Chamberlain. LONDON POLICE STILL HOLD SOVIET HOUSE a IN DEMONSTRATION AGAINST BRITISH ! \Seized Decunaiite Under tel | | aie | | vestigation at Conference and Detectives. the Associated Presa. MOSCOW, of Government Officials May 14.—Russian po- | litical police and Red Army troops, on foot and in motor lorries, guard- | ed the streets leading to the British | and Polish missions this afternoon, anti-British | while bearing denuncliatory | raded. The demonstrators demonstrators, | banners, pa- | carried huge | jointed caricatures of Sir Austen | ‘Chamberlain, British Foreign Sec- | retary. marchers were not permit-j approach the quarter con- before which | ere posted.- Late} fleet of 20 formation and taining the missions, guards wv atternoon a planes swooped in circled low over the mission building. special 'in the Seized Docume nts_ Considered at Night Conference, Associated Presse. LONDON, May 14.—The house was BOVIC! still in the .the police .tonight. orking there week-end. The search of the basement ‘the whole : Secret drawerg eom he d and small stee ‘tlmentTsa ren One or these. eonfere a? o_ e ‘ 7 1@ home Office’ tonight ‘ routes to the) hands of! They will be! continually over the} from complete, for | honey. ! tht the hie which representatives: of the war and foreign offices took part. Sir | William - Horwood, (of Metropolitan Police, ham Childs, and other heads of ective force attended, turn was given the i'today by a circumstantial that the ra of cuore an impor- document which has veral months, to have obtained missing docu- | State- ment. thie hope en missing for se The police seem information that the nent had found its Russian premises, but it not been found. ‘raised a problem diplomatie immunity and that it also commissioner! Sir Wynd-| The former affair | id was made with ' heen way to the | was stat- | ed tonight that the document had | ei [t is evident that he raid has raised | the question of the advantages of) co-ordination between |Government departments. The Russian contention | diplomatic immunity should | protected the trade delegation i from such treatment, while on be- the various, is that | have; *’ | final, ‘half of the British Government It! | 1s contended that munity covers only that in the soviet house |difficult to define where the Ar- cos’ premises ended and the trade delegation’s habitat bevan. The diplomatic im- individuals and Arcos is the soviet comme F o | eo : mmerctal or | ebriation, ganization, It seems that the acted without anv with the Foreign or | ministerial departments. ply of Sir Austen Chamberlain, Foreign Secretary, Home Office i sult other | ‘ | ' cers attempt to con- | The re-| 'ury Department. to the Russian | 'Charge’s protest at the rafd is be-/! ing drafted and it is expected to be an exposition of the diplomatic status of M. Khinchuk. the soviet trade delegation. | note will contend that Arcos. as trading company, has no privileges than any firm. ‘BOY KILLED IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT AT SHOE FACTORY — ers examined the | within = } ' head of | Chinese regard the solution as a. | went to the whip. | The &/ wisdom of the serpent. The Treas- | more | ury Department today notified An- other trading | thony Czarnecki, ‘toms to admit the tonic. NEW | fis Head Is Caught Between Floor | | of Car and Ceiling. Roland F, Wodrome, 16 years | old, employed as a last boy at the Shoe Co. factory in Belleville, was killed at noon yes- 'terday when his etween the |; and the ceiling of the | fracturing his neck. He the elevator in the basement and, ittempted to leave | International floor of an elevator second floor, is thought, ‘ne ' levatear hefors There wer: witnesses A } (on April 26, ' ; ' ; power head was caught | | |of the recent Tirana pact, boarded | ‘ , negotiations it had stopped. | Coroner's verdict of accldent was '! returned He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodrome of 119 Weat ReHevitte, > (i | part of Jugo-Slavia and ' > s ° r was trea ury Whiskery —— the Kentucky Derby BE peewee + aes = — ‘ Se “eaten , * + , RE ets = “ J LS SR ROR ON TO NN ORES AF PT + *’ a i.” noe ~ “ — ‘Pacifie + “Atlantie Photo | T cage photograph of the finish of yesterday’s Churchill Downs Classic was sent by airplane to Chi- cago, thence to St. —aie by wire. we ew we ne ewe - DENES ANNULMENT ‘How I Won the Derby — TOPRINGE OF PLESS Lold by Jockey M’Atee a ee a ot Whiskery Sulked in Early Stages of Race, but Rota Tribunal Says Evidence : Coercion in Marfiaxe Is Hung on Osmand’s Flank and Re- Insufficient. sponded Nobly to the Whip. —" eee eee we ee UC ROME, May 14.—NuHitication | of the marriage of Prince Henry of Pless with Mary Theresa Corn- sister of the Duchess has been refused by the sacred tribunal rota. The | ville, By JOCKEY LINUS McATEE, | furiously to the whip, which I had | Dictated to John T. Rogers, a Staff | not used for the preceding eighth Correspondent of the Post- | of a mile, and Whiskery, to my Dispatch. ;}amazement, responded like light- CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louis-; ning and in a few jumps was up couple were married in 1891 andj Ky., May 14.-—"I accepted | se Vane = anddle girths. divoreed in 1922. Application for! the mount on Whiskery in the last | We had almost overtaken Jock, nullifiection was on the ground. hours of preparation for this great | Who was faltering. Sande, who irriage was contracted " ‘had been taking it pretty, easy be- under eoercion. Jockey Kummer was to gan to do his stuff. But I could is somewhat similar to the given to me, I knew as we paceod the thunder- case, in From the beginning I felt that | ing crowds along the rail go which nullification was granted.) w hiskery was the class of the | the stands leading to the ~ Princess of Pless set fleld. hich that the race was ours, e Ma . ‘© that the marriage was, wak was not & mean one Rut there was a sixteenth of a null because she loved another despite the fact that there was no | mile before the end, anc in this man and her mother forced her) outstanding public favorite. | distance we disposed of the fast) a Prince Henry against her vy mount behaved soberly at the| flying Jock and went to it tor a will, y a ; | i 4 : , | riding finish, or should say It is stated that Prince Henry, | post, and I took him off to a very | whipping finish, Sande was next on his side, pleaded that he had! 800d start. Jock, a sprinter, mow the rafl giving it to Osmand forced to marry Lady Mary. | the pace, but that gave me no COn-/ with all his might. But Whiskery But the sacred rota reached the cern. There was a lot of crowding! was there with me anil showing conclusion that the coercion of | -4 than at any stage of ther or both lacked = suffictent in the first furlong and I was fight- | more spe¢ ing to get up to Osmand’s flank. | the race. proof and therefore gave sentence; Although Jock was Way out in| With the finish mark only a few gee ones: . Sar wns ncesremgaeee front, running himself to death,|/jumps away Whiskery reached oe Earl Sande, on Osmand, carried | Osm: nd’s head I knew then that wena te ecen slasti°4]/ the trailing bunch along, and I} the race was ours, for Osmand was | one: rl that he could be depended ‘not responding to his ride, and a aonse dy Jock 'moment Jater we flashed under a ‘wire. Whikery a gocd head to the ‘front and going away. wallis-West, of Westminster, classic. case Marlborouch-Vanderbilt up the claim No sentence cases | is valid. acc aw of the Roman given twice in the same different judges. If the seceond sentence confirms | the first, the dec would be except that there would still right to appeal to the Pope. knew on to make the pace when had spent himself. Lay on Osmand’s Flank. So I managed to lay to Osmand’s [It js my opinion that Whikery flank before reaching the three- ‘could have taken the pace at any eighths pole, but my mount W8S time, but he sulked in the early SNAKE TONIC FOR CHINESE. not displaying the flashy spee‘l 1 | stages or possib’- did not feel at pecan him my possess, and allinis pest until he got warmed up. ne around me the other horses were | ! strikin De partments Admits, striving to displace me. pede pie . ah that a Preparation Containing Serpents. | _ Whiskery would not respond .ooq close to Osmand. when I gave him the rein just! Ry the Associated Press CHICAGO, May 14. — Snakes! peyond the first turn, and Osmand. long have been associated with in- beg ‘an to draw away. I knew from and when customs offi-! this that Osmand had plenty itn here opened crates Svem | reserve, otherwise Sande would ot Shanghai containing bottles of PO- | have taken up the pace. At this point the race was only table alcohol in each of which getting under way and I did not cision be the First Winner tn Six Derbies. McAtee |: 28 years old and lives | in Camden, N. J. He has ridden in six Kentucky derbies but never before has been inside the money. Until a y ago he was |contract |kery either was not at his best | stable but now is riding for R. L. . i but wanted forceful urging. It | \Gerrlt. Jockey Kummer was to tles were consigned said the liquor would not do te take the chance | have ridden Whiskery, but was set was an alcoholic medica! prepara-' of letting him have his way with | down and McAtee given the mount tion. The importing firm said the Osmand drawing away, and 80 y | for this one race fer Whitney. Immediately after the race Sande, stretch | Who twice has won the Kentucky shook hands with McAtee. was one or more snakes they were baffled and appealed to the Treas- | want to go to the whip but Whis- The Chinese to whom the bot- tonic from which they obtain me Turning into the back ' Jock was still prancing along six | Derby. per ‘lengths ahead, but Sande, on Os- jand anid: “tT hengne t aa6 ee /'mand, settled down at the first /2t the hend of ‘he stre*-h. Up to half to make his race. I had no that time Osmand had all the speed | ITALO-ALBANIAN PACT eves for any but Osmand and hung ana =~" -ty in reateye. Be Giant) to his flank, whipping all the time tire at any time, but when you It Pledges Nations to ..ccord in In- | to remain there, and riding as 1,c#™e up tn the last jumps Osmand | terpreting Tirana Treaty. (had never ridden before to keep | /AY¥ right down. I know he ha the Assoc‘ated Prese ‘the pace that Sande had set to “ore stuff, but ny wouldnt asve. ! ” ROME, May 14.—-Ital) | overtake Jock. }at the right t me. lia, by an exchnang of At the three quarters Whiskery, Jockey Lang who an agreement | still behaved as though he did not |sprinting flash with should be | feel like racing and I used up all) ) | my tricks to shake him up. He} ‘ing crowds along the rail seemed power OF was not quitting at any stage but ito frighten his mount which kept ra to enter Into negotiations | just seemed to prefer his own ‘jumping away from the rail. rpretation or application | pace, which was not up neither! ning set by Sande. government will participate In such | At no time up to the yr or at without complete ac-|;the turn into the stretch did with the other. The agree- ennounced today. Announcement of this agree Collector of Cus- and Al- notes made the reached « Jock. re- that if either of them invited by any outside on the inte I could have won lan eighth, down with Jock, didn't Ilke the extra distance, for cord trent was I knew we were fortunate to get up where | finished. “Blue Blood told the story of this race. Whiskery ts a son of | gether, but at this turn _| th: at not a moment was to be lost. we ment. if is understood, inten: ded | ‘for Osmand seemed full of the end efforts on the | pace that he was setting and I her eup- | knew Sande would put him over. the great Whisk Broom. His dam. } ‘ere Jn Italo-Alban- In the Stretch. Prudery, ran third in a Kentucky Trrning into the stretch I went: derby. ».bring to i! porters to inter ian reictione, under | ' to ride for the Whitney /p jing as a team, ito nose and the crowd shrieked. marked that the swarming shrick- | ‘'moniac energy. tothe run-/ “Had this race been a mile and iin front of Pada 'reached the tast and winning post. but I guess he | ‘streamed out into the track to we!l- |Whiskery seem to pull himself to- {he collapsed in the iast eighth and | come Whiskery as he returned te SANDE: MAKES ‘HARD FIGHT BT FAVORITE SLPS ~ PAST BY A HEAL Jock Sets the Pace From the | Start but Fails in Stretch, | Barely Nosing Out Hydro- | mel. | RAINSTORM BREAKS JUST AFTER FINISH On a Slow Track the Time Is 2 3-5 Seconds Below the Record Set by Old Rosebud in 1914, By RALPH COGHLAN A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. CHURCHILL DOWNS. Louls- ville, Ky.. May 14.—Whiskery, Harry Payne Whitney’s handsome brown colt, won the Kentucky Derby this afternoon over 14 of the best three-year-old thorough- breds in the country. Osmand, the heavily played win- ter book favorite was second by -. head, Jock was third. L. McAtee rode the winner, who covered the grueling route of a mile and a quarter in 2:06, good time consid- ering the condition of the track. Whiskery, with his stable mate, Bostonian, went to the post a pro- nounced favorite, and the victory was received with riotous approval by an enormous Derby crowd esti- mated at from 60,000 to 75,000 persons. The winner pald $6.80 for a $2 ticket. It was a thrill- ing race, When the barrier was sprung, | Jock, holding the post position, broke in front of the large field and, under the urging of Jockey C. Lang, soon opened daylight be- tween himself and the pack. As the horses came past the grand stand, their hoofs beating a thun- , dering tattoo on the yellow turf, Jock was flying ahead setting a heart-breakitng pace, as ia shown by the time for the mile, which was run tn 1:38 4-5. Sande Goes After the Leader. | Suddenly the scarlet colors of the Widener Stables shot from the herd and Osmand, with Earl ‘Sande fighting to win his third /Derby, took out after the leader i who was five lengths ahead. Whis- xery at this point could hardly be discerned, McAtee keeping him In fifth position. Osmand hung on with all the desperate courage of a real etake horse, Only about 10 days ago Osmand picked up a nail which penetrated the hoof and gave him much trouble. At the head of the stretch as ,the horses were making the last turn for home, Jock succumbed to thewteh s fierce challenge and re- linquished the leadership. Whiskery, meanwhile, had !m- ‘proved his position and was now ‘running third. Down the. stretch they came, with the tense thou- jsands lining both rallies shduting the names of their favorites and | pleading for them to come on. A Thrilling Finish. Soon from the clubhouse {t was nlain that the race was between | Whiskery and Osmand. They — closer and closer, galloping like a feam. Sande, on the gallant 'Osmand, plied his whip, beating ithe flankr of the pretty chestnvrt. iTt seemed for a moment that the | greatest jockey tn America was go- jing to pick up ''« monwnt and throw Ihim over the line. Fifteen yards from the finish line. they were rac. head to head. nose ' But McAtee. his first Derby vie- tory two Jumps away. with de- gave him one final cut and Whiskery’s nose showed Osmand's as they As the pack peasased. the crowd the judge's sta d. Whiskery stepped ‘daintily into the chalked circle. | McAtee tossed his whip to a wait. ing groom. and a huge floral horse shoe wags placed around the @ime ners neck. He stood there a me- Continued on Perr 2. Colammn 2. anes on ~ . Se er : we :: - Bid aed ie een ge > res ale 19 : ibd han aoe eet ea at Maa Be Te ie PME, tt ce SOR OR ee ASTER a * aps 9 . npr ee ~ rwate nme vigltnn sey, en ' rd 1 Ba ereend Ree rene Tope gp a aan dTihaate pid Milly apie pth ntact fnintlaeceeit 10% ap Bes AMA Es, BF Ped Pet AS; a7 . . ne > eaten inet cm tips ty pasa en ae pee . —_ ‘ CORE Le NESS pS yl RAY GB IA Ae AEN Nate att we) A Aly s+ Dry mS bis ehmptgefl X ra . - a roe ~ ‘ “4 %. ee ee re — art ¥ ; ae go ee bon gray Sets SE Ab elagosa ™ i a bi OD Ak ani ue tons eee ota a - Dia, ty a ee ~ RA LO CEC Ae a i te cy 2 OLR CEG EET ie A it LE ETON CITE CE AO Met ety ne « ¥. “ 7 tw . ‘ ~ s mm . - 7 LE LOL LE LLL LLL ELL LE LO LL ALO OE NAGEL CTL ONE: ACEO ett att ete ciliata taal et tate ip . ’ - y “ey Wont - $ re $ a . . . * aaptenr W callin, ti ‘ ‘ , ul ees iS ue ¥ a a | eee ny oem iit Sue OR Mee La a" ; a Ba pha ege | .

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" niall _ST.LOU!S POST- DISPATCH _ g ~~ ar wraree 37a 15. 1997 wisi — a PAGE 2 BT LDUIS PORT IBIITOR cients “UNDAT BYRNING, Bot oo LITLE al Foreign Ministers Tasue : . 1 ANY THEORIES By the Associated Pregs, . e | DIKES PROTECTING Whiskery Wins Kentucky Derby and $51,000 Furse = SUGAR Bt 7 BREAK ee KENTUCKY Brilliant Costumes Worn Racers to — is How the Derby Was Run sun : a ACTS FOUND TO CONTINUE 2 TN ng ee db ot he Glee 2 eR Shared ii i tg gg ieD Le OSs, as " . at : - b KEN TUCKY DERBY RSE Of those who came, only a frac- dded. the K entuckyDerby. 3-year-olds. one mile Jugo Slavi . Ti TH FE—850. 000 n , . . av oe are ew mes ~ wines : B Ww omer at the De by | ion aw the tooo Barges or one-anarter— Start good os slow. te ne Broom i ciere. % Trainer F. H three-day contecchil Miding Y A = proportion saw the post 3 Tine er Bis ae 7} - “by 12 2-5. 1 38 4- > 2:06. Value to vinners S51. OU. that the re, } IN Continned From Pr¢ce One, 66 ost: 7 _ Se nm , at ne stage of the race or oshe’ EAOOO, 8 $3000, ‘eS O00. : ; i ti iment proudly the crow-) sent up) F , would open. Some Equivalent nued. ee masa as a exeeies ou! n. Jockey. Cridstol Aft th ; ali. Even HORSE, “ ate im Re a 8 4 er eir meeting , S 1 E. Sande 96 ] : - }a resounding ovation. hiskery, in Social Events | Jia not see the ** - at iit | who ran third in the Preakness to | Many St. Louisans Lake Part 1 this disappointment, the Derby | waeeeery tasued the following ¢ ~ The three countries ansuse P Call +c Arrest of = "0 J ee > | oo A _ a we Ae . + corn TR es, St9PS09I S227 De OVA AS Ov —~-— + cto ei stP Looe er m1 CA Oh Oe oe -_, we et we -Fz t PTD + ASSEN oe Peer? Ae: = — yYOeusts . . se ° or te wee 4 as ae pent Pet tt pal ett mel fel Ht eed eet el fh 7 at ‘Om te “~ .? d . Tr? > ~4 : : } r * Sonora, Mpeation, entering its third week, has veloped @ozen theories and a few puzzling Zacts, with a tts ca.j for the ar- By the Associated Presse. nothing mcre than a » #4 ‘derby since the filly, 51 ees Observed by Aviators ° 1915. fifth | Derby for 12 years and had never derstandi tonal Development in th ifth. | Dert erstanding, loyal e PR ow! Oo ent in tne eration me Latest Veveliop By FAY PROFILET, paw ~Osmand a ~ Kiev Nations. ay . , s it a. AAD T 7; ak ~ ar . caused a rush to shelter thereby| were Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.|*~ ; city of 300,000 or Yess, ts eres | Thomas M. Baker, 65 years on hp se ms sey > Vs ill . e . i - © sd for Na- | = @ very f . Y 7 »} . ' > rer wae 7 TY) | ? ; ‘ ] ; ND >xcit ng . ’ 5 9 ° ~* ; , | | was made on a sti > aAVT feostumes | bui adding an exciting ' hordes who visit it annually on , trousseau has not yet i ' inforce aight “despite the per of ing the big rac } alihe | 2/858)! ape) River Ww aters, reinio! ced . ; ~ oad - ~ ‘ ling 4st ig rac — : ‘ ‘ T ) . a ie le ; - ctanot in i i —————— Tc Pi bus, OQ. Mr. and M{rs. ea lryVi NucK from Louisville to the downs early NE A YORK. May 14.—Necotia- bezzlement. | i Hutzler, 62. Germany Protests to .OF sh hi { ; and other southern tributaries, | The Derby horses emerged from (business world from all over the J i ey iwh 1 : : But it was not until late in year Tire & Rubber Co. were still jar charge, waived a preliminary | German legation has sent a ns —=t of Mrs. Patricia Davis, wife of tT oe} ‘clock, t little white lead ny nd Mrs. Lewis: Warrington Bald five parishes in ut ,Oclock, the little white lead pony, | d exinet re Wiese Dorothy Wrat ‘ Lexington, Ky. Miss Doroth; " thered to witness or try to wit- tinued through tomorrow in ay The charges were preferred by! the murder of the r German. Mrs. Davis is sought Decause the Hope of saving the Bayou de from the crowd which had been | Adams, C. Drummond Jones, F. O.j .) : llovy 1a. ne > > > ' min ¢ Rice Sag - ; ; _ od llin to suffer tarner Fifteen Minor Gaps in Lev- | his stable m: e. Bostonian, was the | That Are Accompaniments of crore Sr ar ie Seer ee A. Abel . | duty to maintain the enamine OF | Strat Whitney horse to win e (here-was on G. Johnson ! oe | G: Ions - | Sohd and durable, puree Wife of One Suspect, Bostonian ran . Coltile ; 4d ZA Eilow o« stl; Q Hvdrome! A Ie nt? % hora ’ — 7 SPN e -4 ce odes +] intil the end. | chew rd the same Ee TIATING SETTL EMENTS ‘BANKER HELD FOR SHORTAGE |of Mexico, a oy ee Evacuated by Majority of | |The heavens smiled until the end) Joo end at the their country {they are er vgs = ! oily » 2nd Thoma: the time this year was 2 3-5 ds | —— c és ae o-) secon ; ~.? - ¥ is te mm Stinde. Mr. Hyman T. Hay of &t. imnly too small to cope with the Attorneys Make Effort to Conclude | presi pend? of the Merchants reason 1} simply too small ¢ je im tue ‘ ireason that a » a | pe f Agreements Before Trial in | tional Bank of Butler, Pa., was | Dart of the The Hici er case investi- 2 — 4 ; ' . 2 ' a i — . " . . 0: East . f. Lou is, M rs. Hea 18 sis thie creat day. Akron, O., Tomorrow. committed to jail today in default ~ iia ter, Mra. James Surtees of Colum-j| ,. ,. Br the Associated Press. of $15,000 bail on a charge of em-| . work which was put on the track house ning room 2s filled wit : o, the Black, the Red vai Sgt gt —— ls an: s Hels rk ae, beng, # " ? ; - by the Yazo / today. ‘notables in the sporting, social ci oe he —" oe bee tna Pica this morning in a tiny trickle; tions for the settlement of thé cashier of the bank who was arf- | By =e Associated Pregs . aade af thdionanetial faa.1°™ several suits {nvolving the Good-/ rested several days ago on a simi-| MEXICO CITY, May yam were pouring through earth €M~ | tne paddock shortly after the bug- ;country. Conspicuous among the eee ae mer sanrrme gongs ai vr li ic r , . Pili I r- ‘ m sal = ee ’ ? . ~ , a - ‘ ; . p the morning tinat this trickle he- under way here today, with indi-; hearing and was released under | the Mexican foreign o lene of the suspects, being the only i (flee italia } with his scarlet coat rider, ‘win of St. Louls, whose gucsts;_. ., Louis. who is visitine friends ee peared first. A cheer went 1 were Mr. Taussis, Dr. Walteri-. ~~... sd , ;. /ness the magic of this mile strip of | final effort to reach an agreement! Ernest M. Furbee, national bank | Schondube, who was 1- a : lig c ~ —_ sees art f the sugar 4 i Watts Samue} . Davi Tohn their box. ; ? , and th . -J mn Mondav , ,) ; pepigahers-c —_ oe . Glaises section, a2 part Of the Sve“! | waiting many hou for this sy-/| “atts, Samuel C. avis, John T. mn ae : il over now and the crow | ron Monday. | bank's books, Pending comp/etion | state of Jalisco by an bat she may have been the wom- ' Davis. Sen Goddard, L. Ray Car- n Honor of Mrs. Suilivan. mad, sad, joyous, downcast, in all One suit brought by F. A. Sei-] o¢ the audit, Furbee sald the exact outlaw with Clifford BHieke. sies~} queue — : : ‘ he Regret, m& t Famous Race. ‘his Derby who had e‘tended t ways the aim of Inte ef ef h + | a J : m- al ' e rom tne stanlp Of JO Ca the past few years many uninvited tended t toiled Stocking: = /and principles of the ee; 9 4 fe Gifticu: nagad. alwavs well up for entire Trousseau Hasn't A; Scare ~ ow was ‘ re + sviotk+ e 7 Se pywer * in thie} of the ‘bright. crisp weather, Reve ifille@ early In derby. Ultra-fancy | > 40. s|0W The Derby record is 2:03 2-5, | acaietien asim a b vies to increase ric : —— Robins ef Ne . : . {of the Derby when a downpour) place at Crestwood. Their guests! ™! er ee meh tir [ | PITTSBURG. Pa. May 14. —| unson of New Yor sal Affairs Population. e in the restaurants. uig- | ; olg, | Monday. was postponed temas Cl : slawer, Whiskery’s time. however, |Tuining any of the handsome i : Louis, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Watkins/'° The derby crowd began moving! sailles, ‘ ‘ - | ch found the gates open at i t. ~ " } Tl ¢ } ior WT " - a he Afr bankments tonight and flood ier sounded boots and saddles at 5 | be eakfast parties was that of Mi: ap plane and Mrs. Shirley Stall of! Pe ab 7 i 7 + a% Sade | : wh 2 came a mignty stre cf humanit? cations that they would be con- 6.000 bail. arm ‘ ie: $10.0 ba formal! representations ess: mature of yesterday's inquiry. in Louisville, was entertained , ‘ | , 4 a = sa A sv Ad inn r clay. | Fore the case was called in Ane examiner after an andit of the 4 Lae, +? ink ¢ ¢) : saapengtemaietd mapa ic crpee te: : | day in an attack on his ranch Mepolice thin: ter, J. D. Perry Francis, Howard Mrs. John L. Sullivan of t. its moods, trekked back to Louls- | berling seeks to oust Clarence | amount of bank funds involved was | " | region, disappeared with the fall- preme mo ment. as a pretty 2 ie a . , re . y Seen ay ho -leinw 90d piantat n a4 rit is iit Ss iream ed ont * — . ing of t Al ’ . ed lawyer, at the Eiks Club the cured by a Oe — noe * With —_— aunt ad le n- the mls in bey Jian file behin d the |G ette and Thomas Murray Pie: Ce. Louis, niece of Co Mat 4 aa Wi ] - al A Tr ch for food and Dillon. banke . and other crustes Ss not known : Bot h men, police said, ' . = | : ‘ - ri sao oat = Bic ; ' ony Unfortunately, a fev | There was an eso of courte- vice president and genera] man- é rink. The bulk of the visitors will | of the manageme nt stock from had bee n speculating or the stock B A R . . enine of the m urde r. April 30. New f wood, ‘ P ‘ G! i as minutes before the Derby "WAS an. isles between the pres] ; ent of the ager of the Kentucky Jocke v Club ave on the late trains tonight. control of the company, while a m orket : : Mire l ‘ {itor ey Sidener requested Marone } te eS ses, Ork . aie — ate i ¥ * i . ‘ . >.. . . ; bead we , . ‘ ii s , Pid a .. ys th “.-, ? ene i , , — ey ' 1 en - a! « i ‘ ‘ a ~> ws i © ~ - y Hf | _ - Cottonport and two at Moreau : ; ° shed | boxes were George =. ndling ) Abbott a Mee and Negro Flees. poration, who is wanted for ques. mvict, held under $20,000 bond me’ pare The affected district is approxi- Women Back Rolled Stocking. (and Mrs. Wendlin; > was tiie Bae Ware pyciwitece ss. ; at ne , aa. a: Dr. Samuel Mitchell, 54 years old | tioning tn connection with the re- an accessory to the crime, to ; i Ma : — , at . 7 ~ >f Ne a i f : : &s as (ae pa son Mfr. , . > as mc : : Be & laita i pm ‘ii aay wid. af ~ : sw = : . , be gs 3 ¢ ry ounse a mately 160 miles ey ie ste ie | Rolled Stocking, much favored | Jean Bruce Haldeman of Louisville. ie ae Pia maDp, of Malden. Me ras waiti fan o ported “over issue” of Julian stock pestion her. Davis, in‘ a state saeaeil Orleans and on the oppos a mie name | They entertained, and were the!” h r. Brad: : é ng to Rerman is reported to have cone | . nt to the police, said he had ad f the Mississippi River. y the women because of his name | be lia ei, IE eGR aie tien ea ane : . , : | Sina Olde as to avoid | OMly twe O1 ls »LiSSiss} } 'center of interest among a iarge . Sister, Airs - rs | i ; St i at Market street and to New York. He wasan execu. | Ph 3 mm? Derto “Peat it s0 as avo. cones Snel Peters and Mr. anc Mrs. J.G | PITTSBURG, Pa. May 14.—Ed-| Vandeventer | denied she bad Q@ny-| ean = . . > r} > inis as re] h) b ny i from ’ Five Major Breaks. (he finished twelfth), broke ce Saeaena tenet y . . nN um ver 0; S n s. ’ tay Pegi Vv TN) 12. r fi: ‘ , | le J { - -« In addition to the five major the orderly file when-a photogra- | friend A Picturesque |... sik Midet -ad - oo acs Vtenod ee » ripe ire ane en at 19:35: tive in the ullan corporation be * . nt na who was & a : : jnote typical of other venerable tr: ined — yle =S.OUlE, an ‘ard Kiein, president if the Bor-/| ¢+..501 he > |fore its absorption by the Cal! th the case, explain- ; breaks along Bayou. des Glaises,| pher tried to make a Close-up of ni : Tae EO” | wintines were hannaved the , - ‘ough Council of Homestead. Pa..' ociock last night, when a Negro! ‘%FS *S 4&8 : ~Eil- did ¢ want her to Sunday , ° an + : ne , a " diti ons as sociat ed with Chy n] 2y% Pr aiViii i 4 a/ ‘ Aa “wm id i , i Sek LAs - poked what fe)t ’ ke oe /- ‘ ; fornia-Eastern Oj] Co. a finance. = . ; ‘ .' vce Wat ie! \ ie ; +r 4 aviators flying over the district re- } him. The remainder, hird held | .. z cca » . nA four councilmen and four others ry Se = — . une a revolver in | ‘ ~ F ‘ . ey 7 ; ; nolice Cc racter. She a 558 : — 5 eile ad : aE Downs and the annua! Derby : dl : tees - ‘ ~~ | his side and demanded hi! - |ing concern... Berman, Cohn said Just th pOr charact Sne el ported at jeast 15 minor crevasses by their crouching riders, Te@e- j histor e é H : : . ire. ir “avrananeh ae were found guilty in Federal! Court | iis $ anc f emanded nis money, ; : “ B , ‘ € us e thing for m s teht “4 ter attending wan. 4 ee 4b } ” epi the aide man ane 1 Si ~ é ea 5 44 \« ts *¥ o — —_— iat. vibe . He . +) reatening tn ehan? ; Was cnoewn as as . e Nn nett’ while makin 1 7 “7 _ a : ‘ Pen ' ’ ~ isa cv aaaa . i le e 7 sium ” ” . . 0 co — ° g on the Meramec, : funeral with her husband, , through which the water was tear- | mained in line as the orses went Penge? aarangpeyys ee “ests in a hox of and Mrs | today of conspiracy to violate the Sipe hee tm Te eae Hekc’ fun | ¢} lor . \ yea e ee Dr. Mitchell resisted 2 "as | n is08 Angeies. : biggest Banjo Uke : y 3 gangsters, knocked down. A passerby came | ’ ou’ll ever see 77 The ider : : 7 came Bank Held Up for $14,000. y P “Glenn Hicks’ Statement. ant homas rohibition laws. Klein’s wife and ing. of the club-house and | the iengt! p The airplane observation turnec ek for the starting gate | i : & : Same big Cc Oppos} ' ¢ = 2 —-o - * wealed serious threats along the ar th retch turn, treading with ae IS Pe order of the court and one defend- | t® his assistanc d the Negro| LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 14.— | ae ens, Hick the | dinner Satur | Sage? Glent Hicks, brother of the mur- his dent 7anmnsr + > ts . ’ east. bank of the Atchafalaya river |that gingerly and delicate step pe- rate m md B as th he grand § pe lav nicht at her hom: Mr. Frank nt was acquitted. |fled, dropping his weapon, which | Two young and well-dressed men | red attorney, told police that on and weak spots at Morganza. 3° /culiar to thoroughbreds. Their pew neem ‘6 tr eam e~ | Garten, ae re ‘a as io cae The Government was a gilded piece of wood. Dr.j held up and robbed the Lorena and | be nicht of ve killing he and «an ; ige lack 1 — jive position. Ss. Julius “alsh sted Pr gi et mite FO Stab Tj ee thee a — at Gf the AKiili tok miles above Baton Rouge. All 4p (jockeys, brilliant with silks if e of New 3 Tork rs. J _ a wnt as. et ae ed whe -_~ cludine sat ohana Teeetanaian Mitchel] then proceeded to Union! Whittier boulevard branch of the | MUSIC COM: Davis. one of Clifford’s business as- Hicks We peared to be under control, the re- | every hue, it seemec to the crowd , ’ ee, ee dinner nartv Satur lax aft. told of paying money for the boor-| Station and caught a train for} Bank of Italy of between $14,000 ' 1103 OLIVE—S91 ry ates. drove from his home in pci 7 a : lez concession in the borough. | Malden. and $:5.000 today. ~ 7 ¢¢ mbetces: : ee sant to the Clifford Hicks. .nicrand a 1A a ae ma nN fam ivy 9 ’ six other defendants were freed by firmed aft port said. ithat tris was a sight which repaid nih ae SOTO Tk OR aera lex The escaping water already ha*i/the trip These horses are thé ; nr? Sanaere ne WVerpy | egy * U ith C E - -@ 7 “ - ‘ 7 4 nr 2 ae wae " CR . ; covered more than 2a0 square miles hest tiiree- yeal old oe perngtc: ' " Soae as cA Ls Ea "és = ‘a ‘ 7 “a : , : ‘ : . : ; — — + oll » py - four other parishes—St. Landry. i;au: bodies. they look + aed she kept ope! se for her friend: , honored at : 1} “7. me his wife. The then w“ aU 0G] ai Vv Oo ed L € P id " . . = 3 Move by tite Davis home on Car- Tt has ~* 2 o , wh , i fs Grr av , cated Aine . l mar oh ¢ + h 7. St. Martin. Ide Tra and St. Mary. VW hile passing le gran qd st and | ig Ps . 34 Js bai utili aii p wry niz a t! . 4a. : se : : " . More than 206,000 persons will | 4, the way to th t, Scape Flow | them rpe Ezzell, Milla “ox Mr. 4 Mrs rT, " Haul ton "9 road. It was dark and looked nection, be affected by the flood, and an- | 4. ' Si ey apg ee es B. Bergs. were other &t. uisans in the 2y occupied, Glenn Hicks said. himself in : Seevis left the car and went into! at the ene darted from the file nd prancea party. Mr. and Mrs epnry Snr- other million acres will be added) pracefully in the middle of the) Others From St. Louis. — : to the other millions-already cov-|...-% As though thai ere a a ¢ it uae | a duisville, entertaine in mR me house. returning after a few | itors at ered by the Mississippi flood. | signal, the remainder o the horses|andg Mrs. Pelhar, H: Turner wr | helt 5 gg pag dps Halen: A EFIERE FOR WO ME the teiephone call or visit to his | been. tl Before the waters reached the! -rusca to bow to the constrai.:|anq Mrs. Samuel Cuppies Scudder | uessick of St. Louis. ee the telephone call or visit to his/ been th wm ee ee bape sche 03) § me. These occurred about 10 p. | enemies } e ‘ ;7 7 | .-% Gulf of Mexico it will cut a path |ioneor and broke the file. Their; Mr. and Mrs Geor: moe n Mr and Mrs. J. C. Irvine's 2 -.. 7 : from the northern part of Arkan- | ides pareaitted them to cantzr| mst gales i Qh e | t box Mr. an Irs. R. Vernon Clark Sa aif an hour after the estimat- | skip towt= me ings Pe ay ts: ee SS tin that Clifford Hicks was'al!l on th sas to the southern shores of Lou- ditte + i harrier. where the! canst ana } elie : were amon he 1eate., | isiana. starter and numerous assistants! py, eee weantien act ine ee a tiie ant . : ; ot to een on Watson road near The fact New Retief Tack. ee Bees ae ee ie eae’ ee | | } i" acl Station road in the for an A antic task of evacuation; scene Sega Eprints i ornate ot: ihe repartee ttors ha and ae faces the organization At the Barrier. Be Oe ee ee box party of Mr. and Sirs. Hi 5 ivis. questioned by the police insurance set up by former Gov. arker at They were arranged 1! h even; ., we : te Sie? |e. ee Home — . wife’s movements on the worth a B Raton Rouge. Fifty river craft anda roy fore the wire with some Ait. ; ™ a Mi i} “ a ana rs anter Line ‘ » Ainne: * 1¢¢ 3 } the murder, said. “y won't ous con coast guard cutters tonight | ficulty. As the fractious animals, esse ee ee ee es ee ae oe tee COCR OS ae Tre . eee family matters.” 'clews. homas . Grace, 1a kK. T | ‘fae tle refused to give police a de- The thom searched along the crumbling lev- danced into position. one of them, io way as tench ese oe | ees of Bayou des Glaises for the Hydromel, broke and van severa! ota * . - orn by aeahy hb é s “Ol. al riz aterman | . . = pion of his wife or to identify thus far men who had remained i the Big | hundred vards down the track i \ pea “ _ —s mets ent . and eres a Picture believed to be hers. ) Hicks, ¥ Bend section to continue the fight | before W. Garner, his rider, could; — a ; Mae ° “a Age Le zo! : ; Ehbors of Mrs. Davis describe | Bostel to save their homes. ‘control him. Then he was marched ve oe sft se po eg ase} Mrs, Marg was a blonde abour 6 feet 8| the fii , ir. and Mrs. ic tamsey Miss ; , ee al? « ) , Many of the residents of the atea | hack and again the starters strug- | * sae oy de a2 Ra “fae Irs, Janet John D. Blong bes tal! and noticeably thin. She | dence tha Ti fY rnar i Pa " already had been carried by rescue | gied., | enon i nkgg I ys ‘ ig =" ané P. J. Finna. | Se Mdoned her six-year-old daugh- | were COE ' | Robert Foley, Mrs. Clara Uhl, Mrs. | 4 the har cilia ) : boats to Baton Rouge, Alexandria. | Suddenly a deep th: roaty roar as- | Wemsits Baltie ts ent Mien . | Other St. Louisans seen in boxes , : . ~ “a home of Davis’ parents, . and the Torras, Mansura and Markville. | sented from the c saneiny “They're — ‘ - sige! pense wwT | . cae’ Wellsmar avenue. Police de- | with the ~ hi . wha’ I ’ " tgs tee ‘ers! > 7 ¥ 7 ¢ > ink ian : i€é vuoOnoUuse WI were * : ; : - 4 A naval aviator fivine over the area : ger An 4 60 () Na or more gogg!ie- re re i . {r ° aAnG Mra. . e Pr gee ° a x n x Pt ‘ a ' ded , er to wn itnesses at the Elks not t ven . ' bic aa‘ vy Vv Ja dination - Ya ne sateen _ ’ se A a ii j Aw nier the ; —> ° } reported that the section was vir- seat ema perfectly mad fans fell Cay Pil nel E.. ~ ta ae, Mr. ee ‘ M> who saw Hicks companion. | the Coro tually deserted. | iH ‘ | “9 ae "ie ae the - efforts y: f Ire. rm. fi Ba) ps ry 4 imaries ’ 17 sata -.* , ‘ Aita > bi, aa : 3 the VY said the description did Cliffe ' all over eacn Q.! ci 64s . ig. Miice wero ‘ Dorney nT a 1@irviY SV) , a fir held und Iph In the parishes to the south, ii. |i . . | ta Md rectly {: the path of the flood ¢£ che "? fr, } te } i? ies, ~~ . uation is expecte A to he com plete W on OY Qargutlii¢c nis Aad no e] ic at - tild Ti ‘ stil ‘) i bade ivyaiil £ eT 5 a & ~Lii' } in ¢ MSs St Cr i ; ate c- 7 ‘ - ™ ; pit - La it Wi ~ Se 1925 when seeking her. | was four before the waters sweep through | Fred Jr, whose supporters insis.'© Renewing Old Friendships. x of Breckinrid: - i The town of Melville, the largest > he could not ans! wing si ae Derby day, alwave the “Cc asion i} ron. r. B . ivrer tertained tailored b ‘ : Ss a ema). lark-hatired mained : in the path of the flood, already | money, ‘especially, My ear, for much en ainment and the! Mr. az irs. C. S. Buftum fi y an wearing a boyish bob. This! Clifford’s iuddy track was @ SOIT) nl . +3 ‘PUon has her about 22 years pers, and ras being evacuated. } MmUuUUaG Ss ™s ° , iM renews f iend shiy S. furnish souisIan: " io Das. Si ,irs. J | ‘in Anal accounting. o Zhe nanira tt , : ne “.% aS : : ; a a ee ie a . nies > ene , the ir ispirat } r} yea Or SOCcIiAa!I al amuigqg onr ane irs, ex, 7 - : » inches tall and weigh- fhem wna Reed Again Urges Coolidge to Call Pradics § vss mmemegppnreninga Reae nSag affairs, a number of which re! Barnett, Miss Virgin emmen- | rx a Sounds |sure that a , aoe “e recaned yesterday that: Davis hag - on . 2oawithne on Sixtn an Special Session. , Bauer and Bewitd aS bd nh 8: for St. Lou = Yespite the chit a f St. Louis and Mr Mrs yurteenth, respectively. to the con- , RE ease : ms | nin : 7 ; ‘ve rr ish h in ae _ ight Mrs. Davis two along WwW , Srrecial ts the Poat-Disnatch. h . h heen 1 the atm osp} Se i 4-F . Bs A a “ ternation f nee who have eCeTl - ‘ “eat . : ~ Lad oe - , : KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 14— _ ° seer tae da + Mr. Bradley's | me ane tonewin ee ee ae. ORS ee Pere tne uding our tailor-moor line a : + husband and Henry | both kn a tiny a A: v! th i? Nit wee ‘Sand Bostelman on Shaw ave- " — ‘ > ‘ Stoc cin uain ‘ Ai bic NTe;y ORS. ye ise a kere, yn women Ci at : ! ano ~le ry Ps " : rs. ?: aesippi Valley. sept oy but they | of the most thrilling runs fer thelr | men. Lode lista of persone cidased $60 Coats—Now $30.00 $125 Coats—Now $62.50 yY kk yBrien. che on ee Sstsc i i Y ee , Seeehh. Whe operat wo- two sons in this race, Reed sent this message to the ‘¥* , avthing to enhance! money thi nage ite ci ea é Ap es aaeS PaaS 4 oo ues President: failed to do an ing ; MOUS) oi ne levered Po Otabies were puoliisned by the , $75 Coats—Now $37. 50 $150 Coats—Now $75.00 b 5 ' " a _ | shop at 4403 Olive/ have to theair it uetric nS be ae ae recovered the fur coat | principa og : he station of heir 15} rowdce have : ’ ; . — ° ‘ s Since T received the reply from tne dei steap an ’ aie : foal ‘ iil : a i 4a : ‘os: oe : | ; 1 erTlo Lak I : daddy. Scapa Flow ran ninth and./a ‘display of gallantry as Osmand Derby still attracts a hieh type au Oats—NOwW $42.50 $195 Coats—N 97.50 7 = — i. 3 , * : ‘ Pe 34 \ “a ‘ > 4 ; " ‘ ; Ow e 4 . ‘ , 2 : c. ™ « re r. :Olding as evi- was ar your secretary stating that vou 3@id . “eae . , — as we have said. War Eagle did t it ‘. up to make other saw him not intend to ca!l a special session ? a — “tae seg a ut second. dience. | : wf Congress, the ravages of the! What is known in St. Louis as @ | though peitendinaade ones, SEs ‘n tae No one knows beyond « gu: ALL 0 HER co TS I ) ee Thus, wh avi a Conaress, , Faubase to bs seater: sted wes gett aimee, ie ree t Bee T COATS U 10% to 3314%— en THUS when Davis and | several @ H / ~ ae 2 . ; “Pre . #3 SS a ee ne miseracie Pralns st hose of las ev ars an eA! ge f b : ess W VW y he hon . | rt eh * a ~e 3s we “ $ | Rea ge janes of og parson ae hated cng Founéed ty JOSEPH PULITZER ACCOUNTS INVITED _ Wal leada nh ® Bae Gcveloped | mood %6 both branches of Congress, regard-j true of Bubbling Over iast year. It : ada: Dec. 12, 1278 Tes:.. ; through : less of political affiliations, urging} was true of Morvich and others | «Tr s Was gatn.t rom all irts Ae rete ee y afternoon a Chief ir concurrence in his request to | This z great confusion existed ©f th mp ind ail wall Published Datiy br The P ver Publishing ¢ 9 . ie pehey, Chier of D es ry Kal : — + r -_ _ . _ - E 4 ; — . ss roc ne looked dov , a” phate’ sient ak ietene : nitude that it cannot possibly be near. Those who heed: = coice! upon swirling and millince tho ® herein are ets sth i bri: : ermanent | our. SMe Min Mel Cros. 1 tenpect-| of the people, who aren't supposed |ande and bright spots on scarlet, | Del cel Sete cae eam Washington Avenue at Broad | meee rally suggest that if you are of |i ke to know any atable eae or to. ye! ar} bits . base ie F «. 5 tg n ey aay. Ome year SOS g ro way : ee ee | iin @& Ff opinion, you wire the President a have any Inside information. were | cty to the scene | wipe eg A yg Fa eee 5 en : will, oe ving ail but $2 of j little dite second message urging a special rewarded by odds of approximate. |that throng men of mulllone were |." Subweablies RANE by Carlen ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 4 meneg fm the On ae session. Pignse wire me your. ivy two to one CONE we rege Delivered be .t ‘ome de : o Mice +. , . “he elder Paisley's | the outer views and what you have done.” — Osmend, backed to the extent of | -seke: , es Psi . “3 — neo hee m éras vt ; copy me — Be of his death. The The P| na ; a ote? ‘ | eh ‘tness to the will. Hicks | the fact. © elder Paisley $25,000, se. ‘from the 2 EE BD ORR AAD e 7 ‘ye Lesstin MJ are seer a

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——_____ § ST.LOUIS POST-DIF® ee 0 CONTINUE =} a — SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3 romateccice, ll THEORIES, Lindbergh’s Plane on Wing In New York-Paris Test ‘GRANDSTAND CRASHES, CANCELS SHOWING} |AUTOKILLS BOY, 11; By the Associated Press, e JOACHIMSTHAL, ¢ ZEC ‘ | nte Czecho Slovakia, Rumants* 1m a -_ Jugo Slavia—who are » | : i | | gs: . 2 age See OO Oldin | } ns ; : Car Swerved to Avoid Collision, 1.006 wnAteat * yroaching machine, e swerve ee a ° . ‘5 : 5 forcing the unipires to nd he film was extremely radical, and I + marriaze of Senori+- - P os > nA cS : r om une ; s5hn ; . t he } 7. | gs SCnorita Ernesting Aid In Inquiry Into Slain ¥ ae. : 2 fame With the score 12 to 3 in that he t; lephoned to A. 1). Grant. to tne s! 32, h re lated. and the boy - Calles, daughter of Prec; { ° zB Pa a awe ua Bees ' a the Temple. telling hi leaped into the road to avoid him i President Calc ; T | d Fi % es lavor of Il’hiladelphia. manager of the Temple, telling him |” ; ' te y . - Ss ‘ Ms of ‘ P rr : . : ius ri RTAGE ,of Mexico, and Thoma: 4 ’ Lawyer § angie nan 3 = J : : | The collapse threw 300 persons’ what the letter said. Grant said, |°" ' ns cope sie one T Rae ; Robins T} rane N« Ww Yor] . rnold P f ° fe ’ 5 from their seats into a huddle of according to Gerk, that he had re- Who wrpen - Calle. : hcg a ane : eet o ~ r bas a ; i e . ‘ se ti; . tf. — | Monday was postponed i os ae cial Af _ % struggling humanity. The _ floor; ceived some letters about the mat- arked With assaull With @ deadly Ii ys Was POs! > oni > . > ae ; - ay ; weanon., ps old, | eRe wan as light : E: / 'did not fall to the ground, 10 to/ ter himself, and that he woul N. uesday for the very fam: ¢ . ) wa, {reason that a part of the Wee ne ; , | g =| 15 feet below, but sagged, throw- cancel the date. HILD DASHED AGAINST WALL HM : ie . stay t*’ ‘ i , . " , re 7) fy Case in "eStli- 2 ‘ a4 r — on eit . ' a, Was | trolsseau has not ' Ae bride's The Hicks murde) Vest ej oo ie ing the spectators intO a mass. The showing of the film in Sf, | _ - has not Swung by Heels by Assailant on Root of Tenement. By the Ase Press. default | Nogales. of em- | ! ‘ aR l’rederick aas, 50 years ol announce: hat it will be sho : encctateg Mexico, fozen theories and a fe Ww puzzling . Ser : : See Boar te . r j lithe , h nN H i iS, “ a ‘ ars 01 i & an si . mr -! a . +s is 4 a N eW + { hth, Ma Vv 14.—An un 2 oe = 2 : ; F -Frapne - : rz cille ] SOKO 2 o wmures auVee- : : i frapher, was the man killed. in Sol » 4 , 9 years old ’ ae naheenienn tenn ceagtin thagdrs . —_—— ——_--— ae aa wens oo ss Bowne Af et CF EM 2 4 ae i f° eS bi ucaien el, SUG Bi So NT id tag: bret Br the Associated Press, NOGALES, Ari #eo> Pf 6 ae Ma y 14 ~S +t.—The eve ee re ee a Ysmnand. — ,? A LO NIN pn», nee : : Be: : “us ss siete siete inlet ahr oeiars cet en ee eee Pa eiNen 0 si0' a giant ont ¥ ; ‘ ‘ : ‘ ‘ POE SS Le a a ht 2 RR See 3 : Se ar SE Ee a a 5 Later it broke open and many fel] Louis has not been forbidden, a s yet arrived gt ation, entering its third week, has to the ground. its manager, Morris Becker, has 6 idles jeveloped nothing mcre than a identified girl, about tr; Be Germany Protests to Was ar-; By the Associated Prees. ‘ . ,olice cad for the ar- a ; 7 : #4 , . % tees ie ; cs on ay: 98 arts, With a police cad tor th ee 3 é 7 Kirst reports were that he had been | nue, Saturday night, May 2S. : é ogy fe: os : XS ge ee rcs a vise v OB gp: b ni i shew a ro seine rds : that | “25 found dying tonight on the am ple eath, but late tonig peck Sal yesterday =e | might “ roof of a Bronx tenement, the vic- asimi-|; MEXICO CITY, May 44 | + May —The iminary | German legation } I 'pMmysiciang said tha 1e hs ied' Grant, |} canceling the contract,/.. I 3 id died’ Grant, in cancelir (tim of an assailant who had seiz- i1as Sen: a not under ; : - e tg | the Mexican foreign office making representation: regarding ature of yesterday's Inquiry. ; shock, letters, most of which were anony- | ‘ b her by tue feet) Gee: Sueng ner setiiiaenas ; head repeatedly against the fire- wall surrounding the roof. murder f _ Ss ‘ . ] j 7 ° : of the German Citizen, About 10 rows of seats for a dis-| mous, He said Grant told of hav- The child died without regaining w of Mrs. Patricia Davis, wife of the suspects, being the only - se IS, ars é ae set | , ites “e : : - Ss of a heart attack induced by| spoke of having received sever ed by} ee lhe RS be? NS! 1 mee - pee th, fq . nf : eer Olen aero aE . " eT ee NA ect: hill Lathan ge Day dlablMg liegt, ADS : ix. She tee. A I lt tt ta ta from the affected part caused the. floor to collapse and break open. Iiundreds of men and boys jumped over the low railing into The world’s finest music ved to have met right field and the game was im- . 4+. ' " ; ‘ { OUTILY a iLfo! Lit’ Ss afre ‘ rr Lhnere . slack Franc LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on ae Reema Outlaw b ae ene they * e exact period and, " ith Bei f ¢C « Hicks, mufre oo aoe a - = : ran ——-- . sudnen a a ON TN = ¢ BO , ; i " , 4 en Wit } QO the stand. i tie hi > had no orders reijatin WOMAN FOUND DEAD OF GAS the evidence wil stamped their feet and jumped up: the management obtained a e Durell, 4935 Northland avenue, re - 74 vestigation from the beginning. , i. perceptible until the first! orable light the Russian refuzees| before a gas range, two burners of um Cor “ot held de i were inspected yesterday, and noth- ; cacniath povict, neiad Uundae Mor ind a quick rush of spectators! *"evism. She had been asphyxiated. n stock | iy e » | nvestigators have established tion he- — = 52 gt . ae who was murdered, and that Hicks | 92 ~ | I ; ’ yA : (" le ‘ +4 ‘ ‘ 7. he . “?f vy) é . The Spirit of St. Louis” on a trial flight. the collapse, leaving a large hole; local office of the Department consciousness film It was stopped ‘y anprehe nm when * recheck i © , ae : : BA NjO UKULELE! es ge sd inves Pfac he investigation will start and down in Philadelphia’s half of | ini ton. Be vi nt po was not at home ull over again. He said this was Sixth inning when the home ‘he film, according to. ! er, turned home at 11 o'clock last - ’ : Ore ae MiG : - J 4 : 1 . . cat Praag a» «te . 1 _ ; : } ior ‘ - ° ee ‘as the Circuit Attorney’s ie | team scored eight runs in a batting pictures Russian workers as hay-| night. they found her mother, Mrs. ° . t } Lit * tectives, icks WaS Siain, when newspaper . - : ¥ = 0 ery : a The contents of Hicks’ safe de-!Court Will | ntangle Results of | Weds Serge Mdivani, Whose ! bod, dl been | : . | ' ialf of the seventh inning. At|in the United States and other; which were turned on, but net br ques. ae a ling pertinent to the inquiry was in 228-Years. Recently. ie an accessory to t ' " to the police, said he had a: ita ve gone | » the police d he} a | by: 9 co Wli Uf) "ASE. eX] in a , , t dav he its first election in ” Natog Se . i \ ' pi oy Pape Ee ore » 6a tees i} OF ' mediately stopped "There ' “- be . p Call. ! * , Sunday School superintendent es i its first election in Hishin ro P wil play, was taken April 29 | Miediately stopped. a + b h I h h I an ue as se aE gE tg — . Une" aren fxr a strawstack ’ Lj cries of “stop pushing” but the roug { rig 1t into your ome eos - _ while ma ne ail Pt 4 bs j ba consorte = ae 7 nae * YWUVieid ; s iJ ti ;* te 1] ; king on the Meramec. Meircks’ fyneral ith her husband. aed o ' same number of votes. The Coun-| lac of Seraincourt ° . might le Wes northea: ' elleville. Lpse. interpretive action. Yields music that is true and ; exact reproduction of the expression of fhe great : his rit is well-nigh invisible, and in no way interferes : "hal } ; 47 _ — ; } | s4 ‘ i } . ls 1] 4 ' ihe | , a ime » ate “atin 7 7 . bad ’ sant to the C | tl esate written by ihe taweee. wit) vhole-hea ospitality | lt leepin, ) 1- day of heart congestion. CONVENIENT TERMS r and Davis enid he wished to b . + ‘~s i] er . ; i > ] ' ’ a> ’ i 7 Tis bes Leer dsiecl Eee > * at Ye it’s ; “4s nhs Soo sind : . ~ + ais Oris S 4 . Ul A . , ° : | ¢ - ae ee ‘oi binian 14 a Diiate mae ‘a motinn | tO worl arm ‘saw a Col esearch ta aetts Beckwith Player-Piano $175 | ad. It was dark and looked) pneection. also, that icks had go ee , ee 3 public upied, Glenn Hicks said.) himself in a financial mess and was eo eR ee : j , those no ) ' (le TraWwstacK. sie | a OVER ST. LOUIS TODAY | Good as New. . Hs left the car and went into|at the end of his rope. owing cred (269% tn now icter-inelaw, Mae Mure men picked up the hod BUT WILL NOT STOP | 4pollo Grand Piano $475 W Iz re , ' vice think there is a slight | day in an attack on his ranch tn th a ue been the wom- ;, ' ' ‘ : about 10 rows back from the front Justice, where he was told ' ‘ a - - romances ee sean aa = : - ce £aid, | pd ii = ie Eiks Club the cured by insurance policies. The collapse ig believed to have. to lm. y th - e Lenite | | - » murdc April 30 New Investigation Planned. | C been due to the weakening of the police in Cleveland March §&, ut > Mrs, Minnie Menrich, 69, Dis- t be 4 ba ee we . —* ial . x ‘ . ‘ , ; . > ‘" ¢ N| is! i i OE Maroney said a general review |\U Vv i supports when the spectators s show n that city later, «iter | covered by Daughter. pore: lorney siaen : Ir When Mr Mrs. Anthony aw ‘ the murder idvisable ty oa hegneibapieadannds aff had not been in on the In- ing benefitted by the Communistic | Minnie Menrich, 69, who made her unde : porters called at th I P -_ , ton Ra ERR the re ; | found, Maroney added. hor to “heat + eg Te as to avoid only Two certainti® in the mys- hy . 1 illiage of Cahokia. four Special ( able to the Post-Di-patch rt tient try; I NO} ts that the ody 4 finance. | , hee a :. Sipaigaee: and ‘rising yvoung professional years. The race was close, beside the Lin- ft ‘Sas : | biggest Banjo Uke bargain a aeked to untanet RES 8 a he Be . er 7 - ey ne deseribed ; merry if ; yt bhdacd idl tsi tt predacsen AS 234 =i ‘ ee singe , na and | @night of the killin 1e In: cell. he ‘uth as ¢t ; ‘e= anny ing d 1d rj » Se Mai 1 the afte ani ‘ning oO! Latin and literature, and director h of the | MUSIC COMPANY mvis, one of Clifford’s business as : CEE - he ants of old French families, an Nie esr rr F ik inieve 28. A man and woman were of Near rast research of the Uni Attractively % % QO 5 ii A i ‘ ; i — a. ; ; i } ‘ Ita mavis, questioned by the. police * . ss - en i , 7 . ‘ iT, ry; try 3 4 —. 7 & ry rr tt ae “ae | 4 T sae ~. iT i } BN. i? ¥ ‘ } . es : > o ‘Oo his wife’s movements on the ha nny gave vr ;, aus reesnis, i ath Eas : the pai nit « e tow) el! | be supplied, De Pinedo made new m ‘ fey, ‘ \, ’ ' ho 3¢ .* or } ’ VW by ‘ i] «ii ‘ i 1 © \ Trien }- : aha ; Bh: of 1) ‘ li newem md ; nee aft the : anneared tha , plans, abandoning an {itinerary that GUM DIPPED 1 murder, said, “I won't i yo" cles Ol 5OF presen yank sad x rii the rear thie ' Le rATC I . would have take him to Quality, standard as a gold dollar world over. Special tion of his wife or to identify : : arrests of Glenn erch defea 1 Merle Juste: Loft. la : i 3 ? : | se = i Pacifie Coast to Seattle and east- trade-in allowance $2 to $6 on your old Tires, regard- believed to be hers. / Ay Davis and Tienryv village ele rk, ri) To 4x. “or V jl] ike sia ) , ’ : aia pe i r : ward along the northern tier of — ns make or condition. You can t afford to miss bEhbors of avi rib There is nothing but syetees. six to be elected, the re- Re oe ae ee oe es thong rr 5s States, ' this big saving. Bhbors O1 Mrs. Davis describe i a eeateong r t} PeS, SIX LO : . Pee e | a! i ] } ©) rn and | wil ake a aris newspape rT 1 | i va 7 New Y Ic | LA ANILZING—NSkilled mechanics. modern equipment, enables Pasa blonde abour 6 feet 8. the in st circumstantia ev’ | sults were scrambled ag folows: ome » in twehich the Prince’ ' eNO t] “Nirht and to serve | Instead he went to New OFR, us, at small eost, to give your Tire big additional mileage, and bes tall and noticeably thin. She dence Glenn Hicks and Davis Sheridan Pulcher *6: aT Stewe- | ' ; - 7 P « hia ’ j iit? 51a : '? ’ ai i | He left expert. amily matters.” d to give police a de- board of trustees. wer harged in celebrat a _| Diego, thence northward along the with the crime, A} (newcomer) an al fripnes } be with he i] ' on his projected flight t » ¢+olrvy rT) , , 8 . Li ae | Jia bhigad ° aa as , ’ —_—," j aa " " have been Coll wee ‘ phia and Charleston, &. C. TO eee. hae é' ne ao slight he as . , -4- we : i Wellsmar avenue. Police de-; With the case was so slight he wa Alfred Bescanson, 51; Joseph 5a i hes dui 7 ee net vho flew with Nungesser. His ma- Chasteel ' rid . “an kh fe Ce SSC y ‘ nas aug: ee , rt me Be Se: > ee gies cat Sharlesto ast Friday. stopping ae : bed her to witnesses at the Elks | not even held as an a sory bY! ..t, his brother, Lucien Sa ain ft as ee Org ee ay ' chine is vw type Bernard with se ee Fre pping Bb who « ; CC we fury / a A ae — 2 — eae de dete 4 spricstyete S12 ' Pensacola, Fla.; en route. and cov- ~ Who saw Hicks’ companion, | the Coroner's jury. and Louis Rey, o9 each. y ) Opry ‘he rinee a Gnomerh . Jupiter motor built ring the 150 miles from there to thoy : ae . j . one —_——— : ee . _— ” : : ve ci f : : ering e 2? niles "O? ere ey said the descript id | f s brother and Davisare eae | ‘is wife intend aan 1 mectalie for ¢rans-Atiantic Giehkt | 1 was felt when, h anno d that he wil) be un- | 4. 4, ite te Maw 26. a ‘rcescription of Mrs, Dav-;| der and because they ransacked “ndahy, sot f the late millionaire he bridegroom’s father t t he end of June Obtain, ; a ’ f - : : 4 2 e “ he e { ti a id» . e' fii cada ee! i as ' . . capt P. “gp a by police, varies from ithe lawyer's office early in th Aa we packer, John Cudahy. Russian Gene:il. wa late for ¢} ided to D tect} "¢€ ¢ , they : “miner ¢ lew > PO °e he bodv sgh oY : ry? | . rc cre . vic: Tr jel oun- t L1Ves Say tney morning oT May 1 } I reé ft a —- back home todav on a SEAL G + ; ‘ ali f ed, however, ‘ ‘ ' an bat ct ‘ Le AY PlALi Arne 4 in 1Q95 ‘han rat Le } ¢ " ' “2 ’ . , iok rs ss - ~a th) : ] } , } aw ¢ } f oa ' ; se *Vew wie Nn secKing her, was found. Glertn Hi nS has ww = “ tat or ec 9 ré eit of an AULY ringinzg se wees i] ford B. Ha 4 ‘ ' iif act with hi Sain Roma na flight from de - aod plain dq ‘ pas , . 'accident in Pasadena several days ‘0n 01 act with ral , anadby — a bovish bob. This! Clifford’s orders in taking the pa- J His pelvic bone was frac. |% the ince's nesses. The ac. | Senegal to Pernambuco and has not . mption ) i = . . aé no ii i : 4 6 + at v azo. j i iC } a. a ; : cle rs . inn 4 ee her about 22 years | pers, and that he did m — tured He said the report of his tress Ba rage as 28 years and, S€en heard from Since. Pe tect 3 inches tall and weigh-|them until the next day when,‘™**": | ithe » ag. 26, : ' ( . . . : - » , * ¥) 4s 2g pounds. jsure that his brother was dead. : yom ee — Our Ton ” vas attired ina me —_=———zPeaaQgpoay Ga ie Bees Femeetay that | Davie has explained that he went | = Ce dieval wedding gown of white sat-| J 22 i 3 THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS 4EOt Mrs. avis two! along with Glenn as a frienc | connection with the! the family. Police believe that ),.. of Watson road ts a bootleg- | spreading skirt, adorned wit} | 2 oy ae sy : husband and Henry! both know a great deal more than i rs’ rendezvous. officerS'ing silver. She put an ermine cc Get rid of your worry. A single ap- “0, questioned with Lim In| they have told, but on the showing recall raiding a still }er } for th ive to the village and Dlication stops the itching and pain— murder case, as fur; made to date neither could be months ago. The possibilit: { a: back. r face was very pale. con a few treatments do the business. OA OS tee et te re AIO NN AR tn A Op AE an Ce Rae CA ge tongs A Hetectives found a $600 | prosecuted. hootlegwgéers qua} a room occupied by | Little Prospect of Trial. ica iser. nan on Shaw avye- Tn order to bring Glenn Hicks a ae si lea from Mtss;and Davis to trial as accessories | partial Report of Receiver of One, j, the ening Pola and he BEE : WEN | d ; . ‘én 4 “O1) a ’ . ? ’ —_— ' , - ges oh sens | “a seal maskserom A te rbasien ingest “1g — pangs me ence Oi away to Deauville for The Skip Remedy of 100 U f You Can @ OTda a piano 103 Olive | have to produce ne prineipa yi iver Samuel . Sievers oO! } h tf poneymoon. They lan Prepared asa skin remedy — Whyte- d S ; fur coat j prmcspace. As for © +. Louis Finance Corporation, , 841! Tor America on Satu i Fox users have acclaimed it the you can affor a Cemway i | ‘ holding as evy}j- iveas arr sted stores vw mercer : et ae "Ti¢4 “| Hicks was sec- 54 to liollvwoo a vhere ne erenceet pile olntenent over dlocovieed. 559 it! ° 4s cul it up to make other | saw him riding with Cliffor iCKS ae i ges se movie Star wil resume her career. AT DRUGGIS ‘ . Thus, when Davis and | several days before the murder It! retary-treasurer, yesterday made a FLIG TO PARIS — : MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE NDISPENSABLE to the artist and preferred were brought to trial} has been argued that Glenn Hicks.) partial report to Circuit Judge HT SISEMENT above all others by discriminating music lovers : as could ne Serre me ; >octelmal ‘ to a eee he ha: sSsSes- VER ME . : Ereinwage Gren d not identity the, Davis and Bostelman_ stood | Hartmann, stating he has pos DELAYED AT LEAST AD J throughout the world because of its superior S: nore sor 7) PHHAc ! - 8 @nd the case was! profit by Clifford's death, as they) sion of checks, check stubs, let ‘ - : : = Drosse d : under gssign-| ters and other papers of the firm. UNTIL TOMORROW Piles Can Be Curec musical excellence—the Steinway, supremely ar- were beneficiaries ters and O ei F Marones S what your ney Assizned to Case . .te a i ; WwrsAanrce 0 cré dit- . > are pnnintelligible witnoul e) i . ° Poa ira . : - . : Regardless of y Bite) } — Pe ments of life insurance, or but thev are unintelligibi viti ontinued from Page One. ? a ee. | | Mitete 8 Bite in ae cae eee | | : tistic, is nevertheless the least expensive of all jn itstions of space of as i) fics a) ‘ bi Ol a a4 ‘ ai "oO } pal Si) i i Pye r charge of the investigation | snail with Clif . Hicks unless’ orgs of the company, hi a ; - pianofortes. Its amazing durability. -.a domi- price may be, hear the id & Aecietan? Cirenvit his sie ae _ covers d the missing Sievers was : We ° ve Ne Wenis this en} Bets | 0 urgery . . f 1 S . , . Steinway at the Aeohan ed Assistant Circuit | his, life i D missing. Sievers wa: nant characteristic of the Steinway, insures pel’ Company before you de- “aroney to work | losses. more days in which to the a com un hree will be withi -ussiand ‘ : , ‘ * detectives, ts stil) digcing This same argunrent plete inventory. territory, but in lv a soviet plane, Ap instructive book bas be. pub fect service—likewise your complete and lasting cide upon (en for ved finer i 4 sie : ; . ear +} , Var @]} Wider S . ‘ i . ; | ‘ ‘ ? ‘le ; : : ; - : ia . u conven- i ~ LINAane ia] affairs ' 1% : li . ) 1 ii “ ; or nn Hie ns, h ld ind : . nat if in lciii, ' ¢ eke 6 i tished by Dr. A. 8. McCleary the satisfaction. There iS a Steinway, in mahogan , ee pron pee ci every is understood the in- | against f creditors WhO! 990 bond as an accessory to fligh stockholm. Copenhayen, inj att ,xeelsi , as d veloped : ae ‘s collect the ir loans only | murder of pi perce ang: nace ‘8 lin, Paris, Prague, Vienna an at ie "ele piel on i available at $875. Floor pattern upon request. problem of purchase. Sdeher, | chant a? Detectives Kalasts whel pedeesb. ‘ar East. wit) rpose of knife, scissors, ‘‘bot’’ iron, electric Lemon con- shot nearby 1 fn automobils slenn Hicks’ COFrGs ne th | nding the shortest and r" ity or any other cutting or burning quarters, be- iat some point on Watson road and icks Insurance Peau, OPerats ine | i | method, without continement to bed 1 J. R. Pais- ithe thrown where it was/by the brother, Glenn Hicks had ind no hospitas bie to pay. The | e ie mates bind nie wanobin F Permanent | found. was if , , [he nm. {by the fact th: s’ dy was! connection with the St. Lot ‘j A\dantic Plight in dune, y-six vears and. in more than tweive 4 Be is a ‘osition. ha rance Corporation. fOONT La 1927. by the Press and Pulitrer thousand cases. The book ~ oar COMPAN y of M ISSO JIRI = 9 waa ik : as ant hearing will be held Thursday “= A a "I nostnal . ns afflicte > all but $2 of lite) ide th 2 ring © : pperpees see 2 oe | W.P.CHRISLER~PRESIDENT Sstat " ! a ' : Judge Hartmann on the A | viator Taras- | with piles or other rectal troubies | . a 4 SMORd tn the rene, Clemm: | Balt against the om On See FEES ceaiions te RG eee, whe leat yoar beseanen on oan a ee 1004 OLIVE STREET application Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano — ———— saa ear 6 UE 2. ® ‘ * > iA ’ ; : : ° ; : Bn. ider Paisley’s }a te n } t ; ; ' \ " day of } fleath The } - Lief nico fooK into account four other Coir abTlieés, mn Wi , i - he CrOSS ng 0: : ) Atlantis a name and address to Dr. eo has = 4 ‘ te a “6 j . n ‘ . - 7 " n* Tes 111 « ca rial j a —~ ; > ior TiD ; 4 witness to the will. Hicks |the fact that a few hundred yards Hicks brothers were interes 2) 1 his machine ina t | 566 St. Louis Ave., Excelsi pring’ a the a} : aa , ae : © eider Paisley $25,000, se- ‘from the scene in a little hollow. cluded in the receiversiip i Tilgt has announced that he will ' Me

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EE Pe ab He __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 PAGE 4 - _ et ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — | | NCTION — MES AMERICAN POLICY 20708 esc wos NATIONALISTS FIRE JADWIN REPORTS "iw anisr HOMEY ENDER nya Za Meee eeme Pianos of the Woes Tm. gnuat COUNCIL SES AS BEST REST CURE mM ¢ WESC S IN PHOLIDGE (N Ateracuvl Mele ina “naag”’ | LONDON, ag S6—Palrens ot MASON & H/ MLIN ie : , ae veo Is Made. British railways who ride first- : | and the es ss Moonshining Profitable LONDON, May 14 —The lure and : if class are compelled to pay the ea Business. ie MEETS CRITICISM Better Than Three Weeks at the ane i 2k coeaile a ve ee ee ft the hand: associated Press, | sent many women into the a KIMI AT I gy the AS Oe tain iret ; | Seaside, Berlin Physician | | ‘ a7 ait : D 1 of money tenders tickets for the privilege of being hey “BERLIN, May a nie 4 eciares. | One club manager says there is;rated as “lad.es and gentlemen. These fine Pianos of great reputation can be purchaseg | rman whisky is about the one 4 ti z 4 f a type of plausible rogue who fre- British railways tried to get for $420 up on thirty months’ time. ie i which isn’t going up. ' ial Roun semana leas | iounits se ie lies a ~m fs ee earvent the beside Cstablished 1879 e Years of Servicy Fone Financial Committee of the Ba tall , Special Privileces of Ship- | en 14.—A week-end) A merican Consul Cables of |Army Engineers’ Chief | pert game. He finds little diff | to do so, as he needed the half | Y es Federal — pee oe the| iH pec 4 Pp ‘spent in a balloon up in the air) ‘ | culty in luring women to play on/million pounds it ylelds annualy. | | } | Scie. jected . ee eal from R ie 7 ping Board and Similar is worth more to a tired pusiness | Three Attacks With Ma- | Makes No Recommenda- until they get into such financial The tax on a first-class traveler . , ay - @xcise vr? - gallon anki San e ‘man than three weeks in the moun: | , 7 aa ° straits that they are only too will- from London to Edinburgh is four Olive Street CE “Ee $17 to ‘oh a big falling eff in! Organizations Assailed in ‘#!»s or at the seaside, in the opin-| chine Guns and Rifles in} tion as to Measures to/ ing to borrow money to square up.|snilling (about $1) and another 1007 PHONOGRAPHS : ” peared euch % Oe. that Gm nel R rt loonist selected as one of the three | 48 Hours. Control Waters. and makes his “killing.” takes a sleeper, return from eport, | : ‘jower than the present. ee om fren the existing tax, the coun- ‘German contenders in the Gordon | * | Bennett prize race which will take) Big is high enough to ASKS LEAGUE AID _ Pisce 12 Denver, Colo., in Septem- TROOPS OCCUPY $3,000,000 WORTH OF | yo or me ochabla, al ber. : | Pits ee German distilleries have TO BUILD TRADE |, 2%. Hstben, « orscticing ccutst|, ~ LUTHERAN MISSION; ARMY STORES SENT ER tour 20 German te gcatch, Irish ra . in Berlin, is 50 years old and has | : 3 ae ee retails from $7 to $9 be- ) ' | been interested in flying balloons: ee aE “ Se ° scotch ri , e ‘for 20 years. ¢ e §9 ) Sco t ; sa r uy , , 1evprate yf . + > ‘ih sf ‘ . pie . a: ‘+ hd ‘ tee to stand Tae adbadice sername leg oo oe yo |belong to the Lutheran United/made possible by co-ordinating Time. of course, settles all arguments, and. it almost 11 ty years 1s indica ‘ responsible. but crit —s 5 det ued oshegraga °} Mission at Sinyang-chow, Honan j|marine and aerial transportation . ; “ ric system oe oh 8 pee mi : — ' ‘ ‘ é / ' ‘e Prices Again in Decline. upon their policies - * oe a age ote ass the agp throne |has been lodged with the Nation-! He praised highly Lieutenant. tive, Conroys unquestioned strength 15 the result of earnest endeavor en yertelataiees 8 State. tariffs but were surprise nd |next Tuesday—and incidentally his | jist authorities by Consul-General | +e r aig Ere + OeS ° ' ‘APLIN. M fay | | ies by Consul-Gene . , > Spe js JOPLIN, Mo, May 14.—dZine ore The the rest of the world going out Of /forty-first birthday—is opposed to|y; ockhart at Hankow, he advised a ee én Pompeii * a tow ards definite dominance. : ee tumbled once more tn the |annual its way to keep from offending |jany ostentation on the day, which/the state Department today | portation aa lee sete i State district in the week just | interest y ‘eve Zurcpeans as- | has be , 1oliday | Siny oA i amen aoe st dea gaan Eurcp ipa meng cement Nama pa | At Sinyang-chow, Lockhart said, | “The rescue work has been car- | . ¢losed. Zine sold for $38 a ton, | posits Attacks U. S. Policy. | announcement, ‘wants no parades ao | meget acd eae teh re ldagaag ne ey cee x = . p ? megs - ae” ee Peay : codes Roland Boyden, heading a sub-/and no celebrations on the silver | gences as well as the church eutiteea & : tae shane Fee Homie x —_ logy ms pe : 00e tons—less | is coal committee of the conference, made | anniversary of his becoming King.” | chapel, Bible schools and theless aldine wane “sea M. ia = Ni —F . ' week wart hne e he wenhte aa eee . ‘ , " ° DIVIL - = - ~ > Gill Pacnel “ ? - = —— —_ $ alt 00 n a report attacking government |The announcement also said that | puiiaj itside the city. Inside) ' omg — \ EZ ee a ee 7 J shipping monopolies and subsidies ithe King would’ not permit streets - a “~ eos t : on nsi e | phis, Jadwin said 'n a_ formal - = put, A ngmber of mines were accor : te Penns tig the city the chapel-and pastor’s| statement. “This record of no oar = Ee a | 5¢ his week duo to the low Beck “When a government carries on | bearing the names of distinguished porate ; ” fe ; ? - —4 clcsed this wW . | BUS sidence were taken over. ‘nings ! f th. » ; - = 1 ; or controls any commercial, in- persons or in commemoration at Laskar lL mapind also that Geikacteee Geamed of 14 os gene = : —. 2H to aa aed 7 ag state dustrial, banking, maritime or oth- | notable services, to be renamed in : a hl GE WORE ~ | will find others croppms ™ ’ ‘foreign residence ai Kioshan had| miles of largely inhabitec farm se . t Th { Ar er enterprise.” the report contend- | his honor. : ere | ee re Say | — . | the production column. ss & ia Mahan Hot Ao 60 in ite Char- | by ine asccietes ECL | been occupied by the troops. jarea Is belfeved to constitute a Es = The Paramount Piano Store considera’ le talk of a concerted {all li acter as a government, and insofar ROME. May 14.—-Pope Pius has | Marshal Wu Emerges From Ke-| sieges . Pern Pen ee 2 = chut @own in the next two weeks. | automo as it participates in an enterprise Sent a congratulatory letter to | rement - Organize Army. ly Bae ~ Ree gage! Fea, a + = aoe | 1100 Olive de- we « | f : velopment of production and world ricco 0 - rane gra Exchange |Frank Price, professor of the Nan-; In connection’ with Jadwin’s | a pendable, sturdy Wrist was 4 trade, ne pe Chesnas, 1%, of | king Theological Seminary, escaped | Statement, the pg De eS ue ee | : : i : } 1 ure a X Ce 10 { i a a V 1n - ee Watch for a voung man Bee | gee egg erate g evan decapitation at the hands of | nounced that $3,000,000 worth of | or bov i | a, ; American Likely to- Be Chosen| After admitting the North Ver-!| ? : * a : il dale aal - eee : or boy. tume : be * mee of Conference, inon safe blowing, they told detec- er ee ce egete se tion at os tn cia: Seu > . ime | ae y the Asecciated Press. ‘tives that they, with another East | a pes - a peg icldpine , een) tad | e 5-j yi pr ; (aes lial ene eels : i b J Ys ’ LONDON, May 14.—Cocktall | qua tity to sell. es been | delegation which ts certain to have SHOP OPERATOR DISAPPEARS a y treated. bars to attract custome. have ap- | | ‘iL, ORDERS FII LED \ {b> the weight 1n Congress when the time ee : ele gin prisoner eight hours,” | peared in West End fashion shops. | j , Z sabe ee" “© AB eomeéen comes for ratification of the treaty. Reported Backer of Odd Lot Ex- : said, “On seven different occa-| Lord Victor Paget, who runs a/ ove Seat ’ ae at Baker | which Viscount Saito is empowered change In New York Missing na my captors threatened to|fur and suit store in Bond street, | us We i es Bec to sign -at Geneva. After Raid. me, Ordering me to get down ‘inaugurated the idea, which has Wii MIWA I th ] kid brane ei3 It is believed that the Japanese OY EW YORK May 14.—Deputy mote goer bg ald rie ae eee ike . : yg a cae | pe ee: ay - 4 ’ aVh cr | . a rr ( ey cou ! 04 . e - | Pe have already sounded Washington Attorney General Keyes Winter an-! This is the correct Snead me. p DOmcorS. shape with cushions of qT develfy Company jf sua 4 on this point, convinced that the | nounced toda ythat Carlisle Roun. l aterutianes | oa position for; There is no “speak-easy” sug- d d : Ninth Obve Sts SE coven thatt aig presence of men like Charles E. : cake . a | see itions In China, and rarely gestion about the bars as no li- own, an sateen cover : . a and 3 = tree, reported to be the backer of | deviated from ane oc ers Rie | ward : : Hughes, Elihu Root and Oscar Un- the New York Odd Lot Cotton Ex: | oR; : ° ; CENSeS are required because the R d d F 11 alrs an shy a EWELERS FOR 45 YEARS | the aig derwood on the American delega- | ¢ re isappeare ane | “ach time I refused. It made j drinks are given away. The peer es eauce rom $ 0 : ; ei | pis tion at the Washington conferenc . » ee ; | a lar effect, as they would be able | mons for Rountree’s appearance at | ant.” oT a ae LONDON, May 14.—President | MP were Ee a. explain the treaty to | the hearing Monday morning, had| pr Price, his wife |Doumergue of France, who will | ° COMPLETE miss eu . atigen | waited all night at Rountree’s res!- | gauchter pon Paes saanmenuee , and /arrive in England Monday to spend | ogswe ri } iC air . | Monday and Tuesday she + he Imitation of cruisers al-| dence in East Fifty-second street. | party of 20 refugees, (four days as a guest of King | | Occasional Tables . Only in Zyl | the at Aas y looms up as one problem of |! but he failed to appear. Nine per-| . ' i = 'George and Queen Mary, will be: Cc ‘ 12 - 7 > h ca y n y 0 Library Frames ‘the , 1e conference. There are indi- | sons employed by the exchange are | Nineteen Missionaries Flee From the most carefully guarded visitor | overed In wool | patterns, in combination ma ogany | SPLIT-JOINT repo Hy cations that Japan ts reluctant to | under subpena for the hearing. | Posts in West Honan, ,to England in many years, | ta t : h fj rf | and walnut veneers on gumwood, octa- ps Large Lenses for | ried hil om satred th «ed cruisers, which; The Deputy Attorney-General’s | UNION Oly 7s M 14 After President Doumergue lands | pestry wit 1g- gon and hexagon shape top with ee Reading or Distance mon Bio} er e merican cruisers | Offices said today that several of | ar... ee Oe ——'at Dover, where he will be met bv | ur NAO!” AA 2 (Spheri Ic i | . 3 ’ : vs : : Nine NissionaFies an +4 oo ao : - ph” / : Se | : } or ed pherica ombinations) “In at) by 14. Japan's total cruiser ton-.|the subpenaed men had admitted bec ee apealtg mr porn —s including ithe Prince of Wales. he will never | ed panel on seat (al 4] ‘i f ‘ ' P estal base. Values up to Includes Guaranteed Accuracy | all 4) a is 211.000 was compared {to him under oath vesterday after | beead cau ul th sie from scat- ibe out of sight of Scotland Yard and back, Hair . wALLiEh : | 75 | “report Baali = _ 166,000 for the United States the raid that customers’ ordere rth a be nthe West Honan Dis- ;men except during his sleeping | fill d S - a shou : * » rea hei i C i ms fe , Geko . 2 a Ht 18 Nations — 0. 8S. Reserva. | were being bucketed | ports found tatue eas ee at Buckingham Palace. 111ed. (GUI Com 1 ' — a ‘least 4 , us. SOT Fe ne ee ep Sc as-| The 63-year-o b - aD | ' a ) t Correspondence reaching the United States has or claims an tn- | S!Onists order at St. Michael’s mon- ident will be somaainadaan a For | Reduced From $110 i i= | | sa : Teague of Nations ts declar terest.” _astery. | : , 7 WUE | : mit i ed by | ‘alg I +o € . Lp / League officers to indicate that; [2 officials added that several it was announced that the ae ne eee ss a a / Mi Ht dl ph a aa . several representative Americans | °'"°" Governments had announced | Whereabouts of the priests are un- itor that a Sinn Cues bagi A wet | $ OO irrors : INVISIBLE BIFOCALS i—_ x do not consider the question of | thelr intention of answering’ the | Known, although the State Depart- | Masy to Paris i cel MI re 25 gold and polychrome decorated Mir- LENSES ONLY many . oa American-adhesion to‘the world, ited States In a manner similar) ment has announced that a few | raneat lee t 0 ee : poy ‘ Far and Near Seeln bee : of. : court of justice a dead Issue _to the 18 who have already replied. | of the band have reached places | anean cruise in 1926. Z rors suitable for over small ¢ § (Spherieal Combination) & tra : eS rt | ; | safety a . | ) | ee his comment was made in an- Hugh Gibson to Return to Consult | ae -enrety. WEST PINE REPAVING BEGUN | : tables or bedroom chests. Values up é MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY ae * * eee : nouncing the fact that 18 coun. | The miss'ng group § includes _ . | , $35 ae hoi . - Vee : With Administration. De . “ Work of repaving W ; | to “VV. our cnoice ee ; tries, including Great Britain, [t. | By the Associated Preas ; Missionaries who went to China vox on ' igh — Pine | ° : use 4 et aly, Japan and France. have now WASHINGTON, May 14.—Hugh/| from Pennsyivania and Ohtie, revered i nag Kingshighway to | S ine es ~ $ 75 | 75 PAIR ~~ Bie : replied to Washington in conform. | Gibson, American Ambassador to. trand boulevard was begun ast | p a | eee ‘ . ’ . ‘ Vel asal ( i —— r me -_ ‘ _— gee ity with the decision of the con-| Belgium and head of the Seadin a ae CHIEF MAY 60 T0 EUROPE week. rhe se ——— of West Pine | S lj . . ee on Your E = ‘ether i ference of court members hela tn delegation to the forthcoming | WASHINGTON la 14 between Kingshighway und Buctid | O id Mahogany, 40-inch Ss1ze ; yes Examined by ‘the i Geneva last year to pas »; Naval armament limitat ani ist: : nig geD Paes, -—AS- | has been closed and additional sec. | Pe, | os 4 pass On the n mitation confer- sistant Secretary of the Treasury |: as | R a2 i i tho | ae : gga atipulated by thej ence at Geneva, will return to the! Andrews, in charce of »rohibition | eo will be locked off as the | egularly $55.00 Now $37.50 - t e 6 0 i) dol . aS } nited States Senate as necessary | United States May 25 to con peer a fi mon work progresses eastward. The | ' el h S thes “CLUL Lay 4 aig a eee er. ed sult} enforcement, is considerin ‘in | eo : : e . | ne ree THE Y , Seve a of ; to American adherence to the| with the administration, He will: to Europe np sa es trip |r spaving will cost approximately Solid Mahogany, 44-inch S1Zé Pp one e s vs TOMETRIGT AND OF TICIAN been * mary : court, |remain in Washington 10 days. 'if he mad. 1 eepe : a ; sald | $180,000. | R ] Telephone Stand and stool of combi- — : )NSULTATION FREE : eS This conference resulted in vir-| State Department offici: ee ci a a on 7 —" efu arly $65.00 Now $42.00 es . ' ay ed os ote meno 2 pce gi partment officials declare | entirely unofficial and his family. Visit Gainsborough’'s Birthplace. | S lid M h ° nation mahogany veneers on gum Me onitz 0 |; Se | : h meri- | tha r. Gibson’s return ts no indgi- | would ace: any him Pa " | By the Associated Press Oll i : ae ® in Gerd } can resevation, which Included the} cation of an impending change {n | When Oe tad — |. SUDBURY, SUFFOLK, England, | . Osany Regularly$120.00 Now $60.00 Special, PEs 609 MN BR AD | Lewis 4 a provision that the court should not the composition of the ainartens Fae u ‘ La rews went to London!May 14.—Artist; from ali beer! Combin ti M h 6 Cannes = °o WAY | roule i | “without the consert of the United | delegation. The department had alle famed eed ger anj)England today visited the birth. | a . Ogany veneer on gumwood / $ .00 “a ee ‘Bank +i, a States entertain any request for an decided : ; agree with the British Gov- ! pla her | —* . iia : } : | , they said, that jibson | ernr : piace here of Thomas Gains- $ * p——————] : a A vwaleable Ther ‘4 Sst advisory opinion touching any dis-/| would be the chief American pected pcs ro Go-0p ration in his ef.- | borough. the English painter, {tn | Regularly 27.50 Now $22.50 . ‘ ee memeter to ong. Be ii) ee pute or question in which the gate, oe SUrereS the prohibition |conection with the bicentennary t| ie one bringing ci. eam laws, ary of | 4 thie ad. i) Aaa his birth, a = r. rae ¥ Se All le My he : | / sine ‘ ~ Pp : —are ‘ | | - | Exclusive Agent for | = : arr Acousticen Far Phone. R . | a ; 000 | “4 a ” ae a ;

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ne —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ) ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | PAGE 5 et ee een _- Two 2 of the RY Fi . i i eget y B3 cea - ve ii | : : : en ros of the World 4 i GERMAN COUNCIL REFUSES CHARLES | BECKER Co sed ag tled up in the Page of fees were declared inadequate; door open and encountered twoj|they had entered through a kitch CROSS EYES STRAIGHTEWED. BLURRED VISION CORRECTED Louis, which closeq|and a suggestion was made that! boys about 12 and 10 ; | STR EVED sed; and a sugge: > | DOYS, years old.j|en window. A cagh box containin 710 RAISE PRICE OF WHISKY as a result of financial relations, Tevision of the law by the next| ransacking the house. They ran/| insurance Petia, sath two par} TIRED, BURNING EYES SOOTHED. HEADACHES AND EYESTRAIN RELI NEG és H/ MLIN 4 Z nt Cost High Enough to Make between its president, John L,| Legislature would save the State| past her and escaped. She found; vatches was missing. BY THE MYOCULATOR | Crain and Clifford Hicks d /housands of dollars annually * cr ' ’ , i « “ y . i A Liplte a l ae AE t lh OY Aa to m e m m and he | oonshining Profitable 5" : = ; ; iy, without operation or drugs ; ng which isnt g0:/n& Up. | A recommendation tholomaeus and T. H. Ebersole, Le oe pat Extractions. = ONLY ; BR f £4 pore: * Call at our office and let Dr. Winterer thi was made GO : OLD oe and 6RIDGE $6" demonstrate this new instrument. 48 Years of Service The Financial Committee of the ithat the: license plates ‘examiners for the State Auditor... oa? WORR. per t | ’ Alois A. ¥ Mniterer Optical Go. be manu-: th secmmats ooth ONLY 202 N. 7th St. economic Counci] has re- | fac | CG ) —~ om Sits : — t pederal E oposal to increase the} |factured at the penitentiary by| Finds Boys Ransacking Home. | ‘ ,.7 UPPER and LOWER PLATE $35” S | Ur ES Be LEE SF LOE LAER AL RE Expert Optometrists and Opticians ~~ mer wr ~~? ted a pr or |convict labor instead of bein Whe Mrs. Lydi Kettl f gee ti with all extractions ONLY : n “Brantwein” from| linheies a8 | a ee ee ee ee be Sure to Come in and See These—t @xcise tax 0 Report, However, Says sanagger® from private manufactur-| 2703 Elliot avenue returned to her | 3:30; SUNDAY, 9:00.12 :00, Over Child’ Mestaenee ne ane st * "es do State H Lo t Thr h net ne Provision of the present | home after a short absence Fri- | , ne SERVICE BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED. LADY ATKENDANTS | as 8 ougn motor vehicle law on the handling day afternoon. she found the back | — 4, ee in! i ee et $17 to $24 a gallon, because it! | CEntral 6200 geared such a big falling eff in | PHONOGRAPHS _ RADIOS whisky consumption that {Me net| ne $$$ $$ $$ _—_— . — . return from a higher tax would be Deposits in Banks He Se- bs , ——————————— , ® jower than the present. | —- . Even the existing tax, the coun- | lected. el) reported, is high enough to, ; make moonshining profitable, al-| though no German distilleries more CITES DELAY IN succeeded in imitating Scotch, Irish | ge erican whisky. A bottle of| ‘ e american whisky. A, beige ct/ MONEY TRANSFER . th cause of the high ae oy ; iter tle of English gin sells a ‘ —— New Law Legalizes System * from $6 UP. tisements lack priigl0N AND PSYCHOLOGY of Placing Fees in Institu- ; | d | MeeueNnine In'common.”| tions Chosen by Secretary |} ON Hussmann Counters, Coolers and Meat Market Equipment! d up to sella | DOD I A 4 Pt A PP PO sf ‘ — er eee mt ae, oS geet ce a, fe a ae ~ : 4 wey big F ; 65 ie gt — ee fe ‘ > A ys is ‘ 4 ea: = one RE SGN ee? a, res: ; "we Sal fee ; ON etn, anaes m ° a a ~ i 4 ent eae ei eae : pas tps PG PM A PE te ree | eM ete pated nt. einai f arnest endeavor tine Ore Prices Again in Decline. By the Ass ited Press | State. H JOPLIN, Mo, May 14.—Zine ore! The report said that Becker had § prices tumbled Once more in the annually paid into the Treasury the ; SSMANN 3 Tri-State district in the week just |interest paid by banks on the de- tas R EFRIGE * sold for $38 a ton,/ posits during the three years, | | ecline of $1. Lead remained |amounting to $30,579, but “in our | i + $85 a ton. The sale for the ‘judgment, more interest ts lost than | ; eek was around 6000 tons—less/;is earned under the present plan, | than one-half of the weekly out- j}and we do not consider it handled | ent A nember of mines were according to the motor vehicle law.” | icsed this week duo to the low | Becker’s predecessors in office; prices, and the latest drop in price did not turn in any interest to the ) ; will find others dropping out of | State on automobile deposits. | . production column. ‘There ts; A recommendation was made that ih inwe* te talk of a concerted {all license funds collected by the hut dawn 4) the next two weeks. |automobile registration department , . ‘be transmitted immediately to the | State Treasurer, as provided by, th nd ‘law, instead of being held for vary- —_— as - ‘ing periods of time in the de-'| ' For H1s positories over the State. | | Baker ordered the audit after’ Graduation failure of the Citizens Security Bank of Englewood in August, 1926. This bank, one of the au-'| tomobile depositories, had handled | some of the financing for a politi- | cal newspaper of which Becker was | (a he en nner Se See nN | . editor. An automobile license fund — He airy: ; deposit of $25,290 in the bank | when it failed still is tled up. | | * Gentry’s Ruling. The Governor's action was based : ) a p on an opinion by Attorney-Gen- | at Fourth Street | — A eral Gentry that Becker acted | 'without authority in depositing the | 2 4 4 oats como tease never have a chanc selection. Gentry held that the law e is long and satis’ required immediate transfer of tue ’ service and smart ,/ money to the Treasurer, to be placed arance in this de. |] im State depositories, payinga high- |i Our entire floor stock of freezer counters, coolers and other meat market equipment will be sold during this week only, srg ? Shee "Cre at f interest th : : y . . ee: he wee May 16th to 22nd, at amazingly low prices, solely to make room for remodeling and redecorating. a voung man Becker and the Governor at that . > : “or . or time had been on oppestte sides of This sale is not simply on used or reconditioned equipment, but on brand-new, genuine Hussmann guaranteed coolers. Republi factional fight in the : : eluiaey. semedidn: tae tne aeaaaa counters, etc. Here are a few examples of the wonderful bargains to be had. tion for United States Senator. The /Governor’s candidate, former _United States Senator Williams, won the nomination, but was de- feated in the election. Friends of $25.00 Becker charged politics was at the : bottom of the inquiry. Other Men's Strap Watches Becker's plan of depositing the Up to $100 collections of branch offices in banks scattered over the State has been legalized through a law passed Vf IL ORDE Rs FILLED | by the 1927 Legislature, which be- ii er eae ' comes effective on July 3. Gov ee; baker signed the bill. t authoriz- es Becker to select depositories tor branch offices, and requires him to | ‘§ obtain a bond or securities to jevelLy Company guarantee the deposits. It provides ©) . Ninth ane Olive Sts s£ comme that the fees collected shall be for- Ch R k ; F warded to the Treasurer whenever € airs and oc ers JEWELERS FOR 45 YEARS ithe records of collections are com- g mahogany and cane Chairs and pleted, but fixes no time limit. rs. Values up to $25 00 ~—- The report says that it was im- P coe possible to estimate the amount of a 2a interest lost under the present peed eA ea Ree cere ogee’ xf 3 Sta then se en - - 4 fY, , : nf i i moo - P : $ 00 Each 4 $ 25 Ny system, as dates on which the mon- | @ aS " een act =: aA | Sth ea 12-Ft. Hussmann Counter. White THIS WEEK ONLY Hussmann Cooler No. 60. 8x6x THIS WEEK ONLY tonal | ey was received by the department | § oh : A 4 A in He enameled with decorated front R05 50 10. Oak finish. Former price $633 00 COMPLETE ee not ane ee ee bat : “ie Fu Ee =Ssépanels. Former price $1074.00. ° $866.00. . a ecasional Tables Monday and Tuesday eed . iho aan SEieE BE x * im rail! Big 12-Ft. Hussmann Counter. Sil- THIS WEEK ONLY Hussmann Cooler No. 60. 6x5x THIS WEEK ONLY Only in Zylo Library Frames the hen , fee es ‘neuen “The re eM) Cee, ver Gray, with decorated panels; 10. Silver Gray decorated pan- terns, in combination mahogany Pe ne ee ee Bh min hii BO, sg ate , - els. Former price $801.60. a] ta- SPLIT-JOINT report said the time elapsing va . Se ge ais ricer ees Le eS Ss id) Me, black base. Former price $1074. e ainut veneers on gumwood, oc Large Lenses for ‘ried from a few days to several me oA ; Wie rence Ease se ta AM H | ¢ | N 70 Ry 6 THIS WEEK ONLY ind hexagon shape top with leg Reading or Distance montHs. : MEE hcg OAc | flies : ‘ _$ S THIS WEEK ONLY ee a wie " ” — shoe . (Spherical Combinati : t th Ree HLT 12-Ft. Hussmann ase = ftan- , pos hee 10. White finish with decorated festal base. Values up to $32.00. ear ae P ombinations) “In our judgment there 1s no Bee Sake HES duud cok finish Former atlae . ' q corate 129 6 ; P s Guaranteed _Accureey |) occa for depository banks,” the = ~- inish. p $430 00 panels. Former price $1142.40. . report said. “The money can and “ae ° . . ® 2 $ ] 6 should be remitted daily or at Big reductions have also been made on recon- These are only a few of the items in this big sale. least weekly by all agencies to the ditioned Hussmann guaranteed equipment. 8-Ft. Hussmann Counter. White THIS WEEK ONL‘ [here are three glass top display counters and Ris satis» A eae Seat oat ow * rr “ = * ‘et? “ey woes . apt enrsdinlbiaie tics nsnbis +: ee ee ates. ea hy ae on x ay x bs > ae a . ners ee ee ee eee ernie Ate Ene a? me mapatahy me ates Ae eee — wpe . — ‘ Ngapein? 85 4° a hee co mee LB giadiug ht ' 4 pie aly ee. ae euias re ne i be 5 nl tangata: conics ie _ 18 eS RIO. a WRG, Slice Lesa wet <a = ee . -% . - a nd App ’ "i oa Pa oe} ee a ma 3 . “ aR ei ement, in solidly iw” oo ; ’ 4a ann i _ id I) ated ease. in numerals. ne ductions. ~ commissioner, and promptly re- , ee ° : : ; mitted by the commissioner to the We also have reconditioned equipment of enameled. Former price $495 00 single-glass top display counters at tremendous re- 1 a KRYPTOK Tes “oy sia ae : : T rreasurer. Some deputy commis- other makes at astonishingly low prices. $605.00. Mirrors INVISIBLE BIFOCALS sioners (at branch offices) use as, sath P many as eight banks, which iIn-' d and polychrome decorated Mir- | Far en he volves an enormous amount of ex- | Don’t wait. Call in early and get the choice of the lot. To accommodate our city and out- : le . uitable for over small conso te Ris eee aaah tra handling and expense, and It or bedroom chests. Values up | MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY goes without saying thta it Its un- | of-town customers who cannot call during the day, we w ill stay open until 9:00 P. M. 00 Your choice necessary for a State institution to. $ = 75 $6§:75 via | ime at one piace every evening this week. During 1928. banks tn several towns refused to pay interest on Your Eyes Examined by the deposits, it was stated, al- Th hi . though “several hundred thousand mo | @ oritz Method dollars were in these banks for 907-13 Telephone Set NCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE | S¢veral months which should have Call at : »F TOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. been in the State Treasury.” hone Stand and stool of weet : SULTATION FREE Distant Transfers of Funds. . N R dw mahogany veneers on. gumwood. mi pf . | C In one instance, $11.385 cover- | Hussmann Cc. roa ay »] gany S EB oritz plica 0. ing truck licenses collected fn St. N. BROADWAY Louls was transferred from &t $ | 0 ——a_Tostincton_ Avenue oc ar tmanvese atv cabal Headquarters TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. St. Louis (PDE ssn Ther- alte end of the State. <A deposit we: of $2157 in the defunct Farmers’ | REFRI \ , is ad. |'Exchange Bank of Gallatin was ( | deposited to the credit of the) \ ,Uxclanive Agent for 'Trenton agency. ; ‘. ceousticon Ear Phone. j Becker has approximateiy $45.- 000 of automobile license coliec- |

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I - S- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ CROWDED TO THE DOORS—SALE NOW ON ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 PAGE 6 __ ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH General New for an increase in the ee a OO i) ; ° |NEW LOUD SPEAKER | Wh iNGroN May 14-—The | weight limit on parcels port back. + LEATHER WORKERS WIN Atrplanes Fight Sham ,_ CAN BE DISTINCTLY | ste x orev ot_Postmare eve juve. || Sao StOCK SNITH-DANIELS CLOTHING C0, TRUNK COMPANY Sy, Battle Over San Antonio HEARD MI ae pgp noe | Goode iLmosT GIVEN AWAY-—GUY A YEARS SUPRty ee } : | : ee Pittsburg Inventors Declare It | MEN'S SPRIKG 3 SUMMER SUITS al 4.50 Enjoy ormal V Single Vision Glasses, Lenses, and Examination . A $10 Value Complete ‘Pursuit Machines Emerge From Clouds, Jury Awards Union $7500, 4 Di ta ea Damages in Action Following | Attack Bombers an isapp ish Preliminary to General Engagement. Reproduces All Tones With- out Distortion. }WALL PAPER SALE Beautiful “NEW” papers for every room in the house at Savings of MEN'S YOUTHS trcactca NAVY BLUE SUITS 9.99 toue COLLEGIATE 3-BUTTON SPRING SUITS... 14.58 MEN'S CONSERVATIVE WORSTED, CASSIMERE AND SERGE SUITS... neuvers are based, function the union, through 98 of | the ma its members, filed suit in circuit Despite the great! volume of sound, it requires less | Dismissal of Injunction. re ee All Papers Sold I And No Teen Ads 8 $ : SBURG, Pa. May 14.—A With or Without or Prices— : ee Bands or Borders 2 Less Buy as You Wish e BOYS’ 2-PANT|BOYS’ 2-PANT/2 LONG PAN BOYS’FANGY L A verdict for $7500 was returned By the Associated Press. ,Cibolo River, be tg = — pre | loud speaker that can be heard ENOUGH FOR ROOMS 12x14x9 FT. COMPLETE L SUITS 50 & VEST 05 SUITS GF NASH : ‘ ny J a. 2 14.— | creating the situation in whic : , r ' . ' on Vash iS] 4 yesterday by a jury In Circult Judge SAN ANTONIO, Tex. May Se ties att So aien te eel (approximately one mile and with 10 rolls walls—18 yds. border and 6 csiling In each 1c tt aid =ISUITS _—— | Sizes ie —ISUITS Eyestrain and faulty vision are at | Calhoun’s court im favor of Local/ Blue and Red army airplanes; i neuvers get under way to- | great volume, 1s an invention an- lot at prices less than papers at..........ssseee: B 14 to 18... =a aS 8 many ills physically. Our correctly No. 66, of the United Leather! ojashed in the clouds over San) ow, / nounced _—~ ee Ph $2.75 rms. complete pe = rms. communes es E work PANTS....75e | BLUE WORK SHIRTS....30c | SWEATERS... S@e ut to rest the intricate muscles of th y 7 EEO Pe . . Workers International Union on &/ antonio today in a sham battle, in Officially no decision was given here. C., . anna an r, JO- $3.50 rms. complete . : rms. complete . — ; 29 | ] comfortable VISION. bond ¢ by four trunk ecom- , type of plane | on the aerial battles today, but seph Slepian, research engineers, | $4.00 rms. complete $2.49 $12.50 rms. complete $6.49 MEN'S AND BOYS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS sees Cc UNDERSHIRTS.... 206 pack norma ’ ; ly ond elt t! in ns : loved Army officers agreed that the Red / are the inventors. | TT 113 N SIXTH B01S’ HEAVY DE DENIM OVERALLS Sees 50c MEN’S FELT HATo. sos Three registered op- Toric bs panies to obtain an injunc vse used by the army was emp a ‘lforees won an appreciable advan-| The speaker, according to -its H 1 : cidiaanunnedaa 7 ee tical specialists to ren- cal L ; the federa! court —— - The battle followed a bom 8 | tage. An expedition of Red com-|inventora, reproduces all tones, es- aq OPP, UN. MKT BOSTON AND PARIS GARTERS..25ec | POLICE AND FIRE SUSPENDERS. 286° u the most effi- near interference by mem —* a : raid made by Blue pianes we bat planes succeeded in penetrat-! pecially deep bass, at full volume| | Kk ¢@th : ’ . ; “GENUINE BROADCLOTH AND FANCY SHIRTS. Soc AND FANCY SHIRTS | der yo : valine ‘ praeee won, = a go ‘ane ep morning into Red territory ppt: ing far into the Blue territory. The | without distortion. Peculiar in-| § $3.25 HIGH-GRADE PAINTS FOR INSIDE OR 1 es | MEN S GENUINE BRO »50¢ cient service. . ial 4, granted by Judge var sin an of here and its one of the prelimi- Blue bombing expedition was held | ternal curves of the horn it is said| § OUTSIDE ose. Po gh and black and - DUSES 29 PAKK YOUR CAR HERE FREE Men's Triplemtienn ue 4 his order was affirmed -by e arv skirmishes between the two wi om er the most | ae sei] ‘ ‘ white; at P GALLON deccccccedccccecccceccccseccs BL US me Cc ? OVERA » 1 ies United States circuit court of ap- | >. pom eee nome = ere te eeprennds Om 200 GALLONS FOR FENCES, BACK PORCHES : LLS, iH 3S I Stace armies, which are suppose art | pitches, low and high, accurately N ARAGE ‘i — $1 00 SOx Sc abl ie | , Inited ' part. ee | sh, ately; # AND GARAGES. MEN’S eee JUMPERS... endabie . Hl Ba sere — ve ae « einai em advancing toward each — ee AVY IN WAR GAME and with volume, , Severn! Colors, PER GALLON, ..cccescceeceeerreerececes ” —e RS Dep . eJ | ee seprerne § nif Ss al \/ . xpe tel ion the Sp oak ‘ he ird cleal . } 4A Sang a faa the union ' othe! pt f I t\ LA ' ‘ ° ly wants . to leave New York tomorrow. had obligated to pay to! Bombers Make ~abhrenape __ | The war games will he based on {s attorney, John P. Leahy, and| Accompanied by flights of pur- the supposition that a hostile force for $680 other expenses. Attorney ‘suit and combat planes, nine Blue | will attempt to jnake a landing Leahy also represented the union Martin bombers today flew into “somewhere on the New England tn this suit. Red territory, bombing rai] heads, / .oast." Part of the navy will at- | , The verdict goes against the Her- | bridges, supply depots and &MMU-/temnt to prevent such landing, kert & Meisel Trunk Co., the P. e e nition dumps. Opposing Red) ana the army will stand ready to ©. Murphy Trunk Co., the James planes harried them throughout | rene! the invasion. A. Quirk Trunk Co., Stability | ° ¥ lamp. | 7 ' only color roto magazine in St. Louig. 4 | three-quarters of a mile away. AS becoms: , — 5 fs the trip, but were unable to drive sideniaietindine~ +) ip —_\ 3 ft department was occasioned by its growth in circulation from 800 books annually to ‘10000 in the three years it has been under the | direction of Edward F. Endicott. who is blind. ae | The library for the blind now has | — several hundred volumes, and can give the blind reader books on any subject. The volumes measure about 18 by 18 -.nches and are printed in the Braille dot alphabet. which is read with fingertips. There are books on evolution, on geology ne physics, chemistry, religious and ne —— , : = philosophical! texts, Bibles and his- W ten tories in addition to the collection | of fiction. | i ____,)| Lhe latest addition to the fiction i ‘Mst is a Braille edition of Edna $225 ThreeP elour Suit Handsome hand-carved top rail and | Suites made with strong Nachman and upholstered in steel-cut Jacq Cushions are reversible. A beautiful Pay Only $12 Cas House of Commons Attache Dies. Pr the Associated Press LONDON, May 14.—William T. A » | | Ferber’s “So Big.” There is an |edition of Arnold Bennett's “Clay. hanger,” “The Three Musketeers,”’ Kipling’s “Kim” and “The Brush- wood Boy.” Poe’s tales, Scott’s nov- | els and others. Two of the latest non-fiction ad- | ditidns to the library are a treatise 'on Gothic architecture, and Wells’ | book on prehistoric animals. Gothic facades and Gothic windows and arches, are outlined tn dots, so that blind readers may, through their fingertips, get an image of cathe- | drals. In like fashion, prehistoric if |animals are outlined 1n dots. AND IMPORTS $378.000,000° -_-- Gold Movement $14,498,000 In and | $2,592,000 Ont; Less Activity | ! In Silver. | | By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, May 14.—Ex- | | ports of the United States for April were estimated by the Commerce | | sd yppls, i BROS.& CO. fés8 The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC 2% WATCHES | | J SSS / eT - qi oe ae” € m 5-piece Hoosier Breakfast Set \Ai A QUALITY set you will be proud to own. Drop-leaf table with gracefully turned legs; opens to 42x 37 bow-backed PK Resa nfo CASSrCREDIT —-—+-— —— Diamond Engagement Rings, $25 Up Our big stocks include a great variety of Diamond Engagement Rings with prices ranging from $25 to $2500. Every Ring is a real beauty and a great value at the price quoted. We can help you in selecting just the right Ring for your sweetheart. TERMS TO SUIT—NO MONEY DOWN ~ Unusual Diamond Ring Values Qe EEE Steamer Chair $2.00 9 Oo Cc ; Value. . A strong Steamer Chair, ad- justable to different heights with good canvas seats and maple frames. OOSTER2e4xe BreakfastSet i" ' hen Bins SA none Sa. a Department today at $115,000,000 as against {imports of $378,000,- 0 0, leaving a favorable trade bal- ance of $37.000,000. For April, ‘926, the exports were | | $387,974, 00 as against imports of | $397,912,000. | The gold movement for April re. | i sulted in an increase of the Amer- | | ican stock, since imports were $14,- | 493.000, and xports only $2,592,- | on Convenient Terms] } WT WZ > f4 Kew =? A A TN te —eee |000. Both exports and imports of | goid were smaller than those re- | ported during recent months, — | though the export of go.d in April, | 1926, amounted to $17,884,000 and (in the same month the tmports (were $13,116,v00. 1} | During the four month: of the | calendar year including April, the Brilliant white i The in { yi § . & ad solid 18-k, white | } , oe | Gainer of go.d, the total import service for four placed in your home at once all for only one dollar down! Look over the Bel $150 37 |of the metal having been $112,- ations carefully. Picture all these things in use in your own breakfast nook, And hurry before in $100 $ 50 | 639,000, while the exports were She limited supply is gone! For they'll certainly sell quickly at this low price! | ; $3.75 a Week $350 a Week $1.00 a Week ' $25,520,000. : iS 2 April silver exports were $6,- | Fie be § WEDDING RINGS | ELGIN STRAP 821.000 and imports were $3,839,- ) Set _ ah | 000 indicating a lesser degree of DIECES/ 24 pe. 5 piece i a WATCHES $1.00 |movement than has taken place ad of Fine : Ee : A WEEK in any recent month. In the mer- Imported d Ms Smart New Model 'chandise section April exports | } ct h i ! i e The very latest |though less than those for Jan | a ass Own Dishes! Linen Set! : | . e uary, were ;s , e : reakfast : “Bridal Blossom” design, beautifuliy | styles with 14-k. wit poe sed pies to exceed the ex Pe gaspar ™~ 45-inch attractively striped | carved. Solid 18-k. white $10, white or green perts ny April since 1999. Al i FOR ONLY America’s foremost cloth with four 13-inch a ee ee feces § sold filled cases; 1} CATHOLIC CHARITIES’ ANNUAL | ecsectem See 60 napkins to match. Genuine solid gape pouapten $25 f-jJewel reli- Hii | firmly woven imported tteeesetccses, GON) pure linen with carefully The “Elite” is aleo supplied in platinum turned hems. Harmonizes perfectly with the Hoosieg or solid 18-k. white gold set with 3, 4 ~~ ‘or 9 beautiful blue-white Diamonds. An Actual $200 V i, * YY; by a. “ Re ict fdas -gekee™ © A on fie p 43 $ Ge ST yet Rh etiies Caer be incite i an 15 jewel, with @ beautiful bide-white and 4 sapphires. rectangular ends. St. Patrick's Day Nursery. St. Eliz abeth’s Settlement, St. Francis | Colored Orphan Asylum. Guardian | Angel Settlement, St. Vincent's Or. | phan Home and 8t. Mary's Femalk Orphan Asylum. The annual report of the Catho. Diamonds Supplied either in the or oval | ble E vbie Ets ol! EXERCISES THIS AFTERNOON {ft | Archbishop Glennon will Bpeak at the sixteenth annual entertain. Prices Range F $35 rtain- | = ge From $22.60 Up ) | ment of the Catholic Charities at 2 | Mf —~< her great value is this 7-piece with tam. | o'clock this afternoon at St. Louls aed ue is his 7 p N- inees num | University Auditorium, 8643 Lin- | 23 pieces of Guaranteed ty ed, strong spring, cotton . | ] erals and |], dell boulevard. Wii A Tabl nch. All included at this bargain price — | The program also tncludes invo i, m. A. Rogers, Ltd. Tableware | cation by the Rt. Rev Mgr. Martin | A handsame 23-piece set of tableware in the i $ a Tes : Ss. Brennan, and numbers by chil | | graceful Araherst pattern, guaranteed by W. i 10 Cash P i f ae |dren from the following tInstitu. | } A. Rogers, Ltd, for service and satistaction. a $43 tions: St. Joseph’s Deaf M1 Eractly as shown. A will be proud ae. ae : a : se 1 ph's a ite In | eet you = . “pe can FS get gee medium sized. ~~, iStitute, St. Ann's Fondling Asylum | to ora, a . witb wine ... $43 Shape Specially we it ns ne WN << eer. oe ; opens ee ee wen 8a tae ef ome + © ee @ 6 priced at —— Many other styles at $10.65, $15. $18.75, $72.50, $25, 827.50 and up. } Surnitu Hellrung & Grimm | ba Expansion Wrist Watch Bracelets, ie $2.00 and Up oeiiae atone aa ae cost of = oe | ae 2 . . ‘ae y r e year was 1) F See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains | $798,068.85, not including $184.789 ; a Watches repaired: al! work guaranteed, Diamonda remounted. Old jewelry re. ‘as the estin f . ne chaban ay ai ae + paired and remodeled. Old sty'e wedding rings modernized Lowest nrices. Call i suumated salaries of 211 re- £ - ‘i | B °F write for catalog 005. Phone MAin 0097 or LOS6 and salesman will cal) | Satous See cee ad, eneattes Were £ on t &5 , ik Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 9:30 P. M. paid. The charity work embraced ae: Other Days Till 6:30 | 69,538 individuals and. 3206 fami. | a i —. jles. The Rev, John J. Butler is : ? ——_ A teetesneeeeseteteenenesetnnnnmene: .ei ‘ ~ ‘ ; ; ital ; | President of the Catholie Charities, ne “* a

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DOORS—SALE NOW OW | DARIELS CLOTHINC CO, ER'S AUCTION AT 50¢ ON THE 81.99 WAY—BUY A YEAR’S SUPPLy MER SUITS inc" 4.50 a NAVY BLUE SUITS 9.90 TON SPRING SUITS... 14.59 SSIMERE AND SERGE SUITS......15.59 ANT|2 LONG PANT|BOYS'FANCy DOSSUITS ¢ S5|WASH 45 7 C =. 15. O=|suits AK SHIRTS....30c | SWEATERS... 50c 10c ..--50c MEN'S FELT HATo. bc) 3 POLICE AND FIRE SUSPENDERS. .25¢ ;LOTH AND FANCY SHIRTS, SOc R CAR HERE FREE Men's Triple-Stitched | mad OVERALLS, HJUMPERS.. FSO ‘Bester Brown 4n. Stockings wre 19¢ S GOLF HOSE, 4h5c 24 wee “ on a mej MAIL ORDERS ~~ ——— tes Post-Dispatch has the > magazine in St. Louis, * a el Yonvenient Terms] Linen Set! 4S-inch attractively striped cloth with four 13-inch napkins to match. Genuine firmly woven imported pure linen with carefully turned hems. Harmonizes periectly with the Hoosier ect. pieces of Guaranteed — Rogers, Ltd. Tableware 23-piece set of tableware in the mherst pattern, guaranteed by Wo. Ltd, for service and satisfaction. shown. A sect you will be proud ST.LOUIS POST-DIS"ATCH _ & Enjoy Normal Vision Single Vision Glasses, Lenses, Frames and Examination A $10 Value Complete Eyestrain and faulty vision are at the bottom of many ills physically. Our correctly fitted Glasses out to rest the intricate muscles of the eye and bring back normal, comfortable vision. Three registered op- Toric Kryptok Bifo- tical specialists to ren- cal Lenses. Far and der you the most effi- near vision. A $15 cient service. value for $9.50. > Sepiedabie Jaccards - Service 7 Low Cost Optical Department = THROUGH ALL-RAIL BILLING TO MEXICO EFFECTIVE MAY 20 7 nro} been completed. RB ae p7 pF it ! ? ; at El Paso. Eagels Fags, nd Brownsville. exporters reliable connections at pics re shipments may, however, outside brokers and still eniov he through billing. iiform domestic bil] e@ used and may be Two H Two Italia? ~P Arrest té C ny | versity City police . e i P . >>» i r- I 8 7 } oa + i . ° Kederal authorities The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many CLASSIFLED {Ds as the ouly other St. Louis Sunday newspaper N. Y., addresses. , «FY ‘ ° j lernil) c } . _ on? ype 5 tear . O . - 7. . . ™ 4 Z 7 f at m \ } ae ‘ « rane - - TV ? ‘L ; ae. . 4 7 i " ' } el ». Mises § “@ 15. ~ ey ae ‘ ete whe a | remem ~~ ~ x s, - im > ’ 4 ‘ at \ : \\ O ‘ °o Mow-end bed. strong spring, cotton mattress, ch. All included at this bargain price of $99. #4n Actual $200 Value Priced at S @, “" great value is this 7-piece Bedroom Outfit. Large dresser, Man’s Robe $ | 6:75 A large-size Chifforobe, well- made and with clothes side, drawers and hatbox. “ chifforobe, rocker and $10 Cash Payment— Balance $1 Weekly A \ OWE CURLY | Furniture Company 4901-03 FRANKLIN “errncr" missioner. 7a The Anti-Saloon League leader | did not mention the name of Haynes in his statement. He said, however, that while others “might | fill’ the specifications laid out by | the Teague, he believed Haynes was the type wanted. | There have been indications at, the Treasury that Secretary Mellon | might displace Haynes by appotint- ing another man as permanent. prohibition commissioner. The ‘White House said Coolidge had ieft the question in the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury. “The responsibility for the Gov- ernment’s law enforcement pol- icy.’ says Wheeler in his prepared statement, ‘‘and for its officers, un- der the reorganization act, is a joint one. The Secretary of the Treasury is responsible for naming the commissioner, but under the. Constitution the President is re- sponsible for seeing that the Fed- eral laws are enforced. “What the Anti-Saloon League | Wants is an effective and honest enforcement of the law. This ean be secured best by experienced, capable, sympathetic officers.” | CHURCH WILL OBSERVE GOTH ANNIVERSARY TODAY Bethany Evangelical to Hold Three . Special Services—Parent Building 12 Years Old. Bethany Evangelical Church, ! Rosalie and Red Bud avenues, will observe its 60th anniversary today | with three special services. At the | morning service at 10:30 a. m. the} | Rey. Harry W. Brueckner, of Ti- | (oga, Ill., will deliver the annhiver- | sary ser.non. A chorus of 7 will | sing. The afternoon service will | be in charge of the Rev. L. Haet- | 'erle and the Rev. Jacob Irion. At | 7:45 p. m. a fellowship service will be held at which the choir of 8al- | em Evangelical Church will sing. | | Bethany Church was organizcd | in 1867. The first services were held over a store at Franklin ave- nue and Twenty-second atreet. The | first church was at Twenty-third and Carr streets. In 1874 a new church was built at Twenty-third and Wast. streets... Twelve years ago the congregation erected the present church at a cost of about $100,000. The Rev. Frederick H. Krafft has | been in charge of the congregation | for 16 years, SEEK $100,000 COLLEGE FUND Teams of Negro Institution Report $10,600 tn Donations. A campaign for $100,000 for) new buildings and equipment for! Western College, Kansas City, Bap- tist denominational institution for Negroes, will close May 20 with a banquet at Tabernacle Baptist | Church, Compton avenue and Washington boulevard. Twenty-five teams of 10 workers and a captain each are canvassing for subscriptions tn St. Louis. The | drive, which ts State-wide, opened Monday. Yesterday the campaign | organization, which is headed by Joseph P, Harris, &t. Louis mem- | ber of the Board of Managers of | the college, announced the total of ledges at $10,000 and the total of sh subscriptions $600.- Western pie Ca College hag an enrol!lmer 51 Jil = sig ¢ i TIT iment of 1! As of ‘ . ar - oe " which 29 are ministerial stu- ADMITS in State prisor and 10 years he worked } th was attribute hie é * . u rumors caused | umation of the body a year later. | . hen if Was cis overs A ‘> nt ha had WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER tified Woman, Wraj ped anvas, bound with wire and a A . Pons , 4 G. was found in near Greenpoint, | ; oO —_ a ernodo? Pi; lire nd the __ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATC PAGE 7 ee vetvesv oF Fox Terriers |b ae THE IDEAL CITY DOG ior homes, for pets, for THE ART COLLECTION sentinels, — ot the late Males. $8.00; Females, $4.00 | ISAAC COOK, J R. We have many breeds on hand. many highls pedi- greed, others in smal! : will be sold yentlings. , sied® each at Public Auction at the Cook Residence NO. 3 HORTENSE PLACE yeattings. S1Gae cach Tuesday Evening, May 17, 1927 ve -- oad LRAAAAAAAA DA ——_ Vevwe ahs Kittens, 500 to 810.06 each, Guinen Pigs, Habbit«. Pigeons: small pet stock of every description. We ship everywhere. Mall orders filled. A little out of the way. but less to pay. vveved RASA We make your dollars have more cents. Pet furnishings, remedies, foods and supplies of every description. Birds of every description. Cages, largest selection. lowest prices. Wholesale and retail. Call or write us. NATIONAL PET SHOPS ( OPEN TO VISITORS FOR INSPECTIUN 3101 to 3113 OLIVE STREET . SUNDAY MAY 15, MONDAY MAY 16. vs vevvvy ves Ad —— > Open dally 7 A. M. until 8 P. M. Sundays close at noon. We buy and sell smal] pets and birds of every description. pewevew — PAPA BA AAARPARAAARAPA PAPA RA PARARARR AA AARAGR eannene SARORFOAFR OA FAAREA FAFA AREA EA RARA RR ER AERO * ON CONVENIENT TERMS HELLRUNG & GRIMM 9th and Washington 16th and Cass FLORENCE OIL STOVES This ts the new brefle-tn-oven Florence, the de- notable features are the spacious all-gridtop and sign that domestic science experts recommend New Model Florence the single giant burner under the oven. This most highly. Oven and mantel are buils in puth model, priced ede ne co and tly attached to the es oven construction, comes in size only. a ag always in the proper place Built-in Oven Florence Oil Ranges may also be had in », for the most efficient oven cookery. Other 3 and @ burner sizes with remowable oven. (uicker meals..cooler kitchens Focused heat applies heat to the into the tood and not into the kitchen. Inspect this beautiful range today at the cooking in the scientific uae nearest hardware, department or furni- ture store. A real luxury at a surprisingly low price. Phone or write if there is no your fuel bills, this ts the range to dealer in your neighborhood. buy. The Florence operates on the most FLORENCE STOVE COMPANY Ae dhetdh aabieks inciple of combustion engi- advanced prin PY g Chicago Division: 565 West Washington Street burner Florence W ater neering—the principle of focused heat. Telephone: Randolph 2819 Heater with See how close the burners are to the = gusomatic con tvel. Cons cooking surface, only 2% inches away. FLORENC! ann: tant The utensils meet the flame at its hottest point. Concentrared at close range, the 6 , / R heat cannot escape or be wasted. Hence / ANLe focused heat makes quick work of any cooking job. It puts the heat "The stove with Focused Heat F you want to save time and cut down a + eel - ——_ ma —- See Our Complete Line of Florence Oil Stoves SNPS UG There is a style and size for We will be pleased to have Ly ST. 1OUIS 2 practically every need. A you call and inspect our full ru o 4 PJ ‘ & a | j a small cash payment delivers line of these famous Oi! QUSE OE BOE LS and CORNWALL | G C 4 one and you may use it while Stoves. Let us demonstrate 902-4 FRAN KLIN AVE. paying the balance a little #ua-s*tt-)¢ See 8 ee —— Piet oo esas each week. SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER their many superior features. * wages pe 0 PE Rem eet yd ary ge 8 ou hes . » eo vibes 7 = : ¥ ite oat say wv ve My ' mre x isa: — 7 ‘e PE, mig var a> pabeaiy ates 4 = Rak eta orn tage eteehtS ‘pohoelh “ “i ay 4 yer von ¢ ay wa a ig - Coe . 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| SUNDAY MORNT PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TOO MUCH CRICKET IN SAMOA ellie PAINT INGS TOBE game wae inirocuc By the Asenci: tec Tres APIA. Samoa Mi ‘ 14 . Orde ' Sa MOA in the BTiS iS. has been issned hv Oelcbrate Golicn Wedding. . ae A ~ lane Drie)! ‘CIB. | American Samoa tr nativer an: i and Mrs. Henry Dieh cele | ‘ated thelr c mn weddir 1 South Third street others to curta!! excessive pla: 2 sea ee gan Collection of Late Isa ¢ Cook of ericke: lected, plantations tet: uncultivated here Diehl was born 72 years ago. | ; + ; Jr. to Go on Dis la\ Aa. Today. the (+¢ Vernon? CJiuit i same two-story brick | Rusiness hare been ore ror re Tar - + amé the naf've Snamorne ished because of atrendance at ir collection of the late Isaac Cook | OPEN UN iL & 24 M Jr.. son of the only man who suc- I s s produced an SUIT OR OVERCOAT ‘ook residence, 3 | ON A NEW ONE cessfully champagne, wil view today in the © in anticipation of : cunt sale at public auction, Tucs-, ‘dav evening, at the same address. ' The sale wii: tion of McCa (A. A. One canvas from Sir Joshua Reynolds—th trait of a Lady”’—and a striking | sketch in oils of Mrs. Siddons by | be under the direc- ngehen & PF i oar uith * + a2 “ ‘ss *& @& * » — S| Selkirk 'ence Social Work today. NG, MAY 15, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ s+ — f the parental attitude.” PANTS rolor, quaint a study of folk by Although America’s fall isa long ; f 'the seashore by Edwin Austin Ab-/| W ys off at . . SERGE > merical ainter, na ¢ 4) de of di Mor- | hood Stores. 44.3, Ja sp ns: - res OTNSIDie Ji a was present Eee AT WALGREENS eem/ LISTERINE Tooth Paste For Glistening White Teeth ‘". Lr & i Cook estate filed iast : : ' a + 1} +) The values were assigned on the parents as well as their ehildren, . in the opinion of Rowland C. Shel- n, New York executive secretary Decerm her ecemet b« ” ho Soepreonel @, f nt * ” ov Par LS ON: + pe 8 me Ad Be m2 t's _ ered re > e ay lite oe ae e > Counteracts acidity. Cleans and " , ' ; ‘ " whitens the teeth. Consistent a . use of Ldsterine Tooth Paste 7 will prove beneficial to your ; teeth. Price, —— a | = 19c Three Tubes, 55c EMLEY 4 |~e- ~ {ARCADE SUBDIVISIO ‘SATURDAY, MAY 21, (92 PROMPTLY AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. 1296 Homesites and Business L | OPPOSITE THE FINEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL MARKET IN ST. LOUIS, ST. LOUIS CC OR ANY OTHER PLACE ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH Discs, Rollers, Mowers, Horse Aiso 14 Sheldon declared. the now somewhat akin to the young and old alike is wot a! 4 , | Am ‘ ic Pie : ei ou look of the ancient Romans be- $ 95 The pictures can } viewed to- empire disintegrated. 1 acer become bana aoe CITES CEASELESS PUBLICITY a ae a AS SURE CURE FOR CRIME ’ Young Men’s Sizes Owen J. Roberts Asserts Laxity of fhen he wa stricke! ith | Courts and Juries Reflect « Indifference of Public. By the Asso ated Prese $7500 FIRE W ENAMEL SHOP = WASHINGTON, May 14—The SUMMER PARTS 15 Automobiles Also Damaged tn | ®20'tcomingr of Judges, lawyers Olive Street Blaze. and juries, in the opinion of Owen : ; ; rt Hert ne ¢? th re - Pn Firs rare for an OUT vester- i 8, OF Oo! le t70Vernment ° ~ , — _ a atl Cc lay in highly inflammable materi. | #ttorneys in the ofl cases. are x J vale —glicry re : 7 . unhes i+ +o + is in the automobile renair and4di~-... as healthy state o! SCHAFFNER & FARK SUITS Gives a beau- tiful luster to your natis. Piing shop of Frank W t at the annual ty and propaganda, 9 +O P * > a, ‘ j . ‘ ‘ ¢. ’ : ; | +4 a) - : ) bh. +s » s i . i id ad , z . - ? n=) f . » 4 4 : ‘ " ‘vy , ; in" ~~ a) . = 7? . 7 i —s 444 is 7 aie eer eee ‘ ne © aa. * . - ’ e ~ “> 'e? Tne rr é rceian ? a Tl - 26 cr ¢ . c > . — _ > . —-—— . ae are Ais? : 2 | ti .\ bad . 4 ee BAL Sil ; 5 . *m¢ se a a » Dao e* a 44 ia . v ; : “ . - . ; as ‘ ys ‘ > ’ o rs. s - These garme nts were re spe ee to the factory. We reconditioned them. Many are like new. DRESS BETTER FOR mALr aural pink 1012) N. Grand GS «SAT WALGREENS EE Paris ROUGE France Po-Go —a genuine handmade creamy, soft Rouge—made and packed over there. Holds pow- der and biends beautifully. Three shades: The sew Vit— really bright; Brique, best fer blondes; Ren.arkable Value —3-Pc. Kroehler = Bed Suite fi... a | ag Frame Fernery Special 14 Head Mules, 6 Head Horses, all Harness, Wagons, Scrapers, Plows, Marrows, Shovels and Chains. This equipment was used In the grading of the Remiey Arcade Subdivisions. Ponies, Saddies, Bridles, Carts and Buggies. Terms of 6 months with secured notes at 6° MRS, DANIEL A. RUEBEL HEADS CHORAL CLUB lub Will Open Season in November With Ann Mack as Guest interest on all persona! property, livestock and equipments. EASY TERMS 10c BUS SERVICE ONLY SHORT DISTANCE STREET CARS COUNTY WATER ELECTRIC LIGHTS SEWERAGE AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES uebel, 6146 elected Chorai om 4 of the the res- This is one of the most popula: Suites we have ever shown—upho of velour and handsomely carved frame gives you a urious living-room Suite. The daven port contain size bed. An excellent value for on!v $159. See it soar 4 Fri rane at Mrs. Oliver B. Bilanke. sroves. officers elected were: yvice- John W. Morrison Sweetser, and Mrs Blanke meme AT WALGREEN'S os Gude’s Pepto- Mangan treasurer, Mrs oie i i aul bibi Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged corresponding « : | | ae DATA AA FE EP a ng secretars. ties a SE haeaesincaacerst TAAL AT AA eer “= re 4-Piece correspon ding Bedroom Suite (7 ) avila ry io , a . = ~— “ ws ; Mine o = : eels : ee : : This Suite consists of large-size PPS ! Yd dresser, bow-end bed, chifforobe eA fi rt vith the & weit eis lane with roomy compartment and JUST ACROSS THE STREET FROM REMLEY ARCADE MARKET | At Olive Street Road and North and South Re vanity. Made of rich shaded ais Be | sed res Se Pa sk =o a walnut veneer on gumwood and ike ala aettabe of whca deka ae WITH 5°% INTEREST OR 5° DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON DEFERRED PA ONLY 20°. CASH, BALANCE IN 36 EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS =F REMEMBER THE TIME ZaF-REMEMBER THE PLACE gae-REMEMBER THE will add beauty to your home. | >= DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY—YOU’LL REGRET IT IF YOU > Sa Cut this ad out—hang it where you see it every day. se you'll not forget THIS WONDERFUL OP B SPECIALS AT THE MARKET FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY IN ADDITION TO THOSE ADVERTISED IN FRIDAY’S F PURE as . | MOONLIGHT. ABSOLUTELY THE HIGHEST. : rivneEsT QUALITY I THE WORLD. , ramaan ge | None can compare with our old- it | fashioned sugar cured Bacon i PATIL. =f =, te “errs Bxi > Se = er a a ee ps Ste = et ae > - “3 — "@ two OA4enan ake their St ¢ ’ Orr le oe ‘ “horn? We Are Agents for Whittall’s Anglo-Persian Rugs " 9-PC. ila SUITE | OS ume ‘EMPEROR’ GATHER AT ILOILO ae . Natives Armed With Bolost Guard Thatched Hut of Man Declared Insane by Court. [cs me By the Associated Prege ’ — — ae mots pr This Suite consists of 60-inch buffet, oblong extension ta- ble, china closet, five side , chairs and one host chair, up- holstered in velour or tapes- try. Beautifully finished in walnut veneer on gumwood and sturdily constructed. »wers deciare 7 a arn: 3 mpt to seize There is not a solitary store itn St. Louis where you can get such mar- velously tasting Bacon—right out of the semokechouse, direct to you: 5 to 10 Ib. average. Lb.. ei SUGAR = Sn : 5m] Sliced Dried Beef. Pus It om—the Pais Is Gone res ation in an asyiu ee . A Good Place to Bay Furniture” mabe : 0 sOo:c. a rich tmperiai N. w. oa aa ie? Brick (Cheese. Ib... . Hie hag been Geciared insane by a ‘ourt but @ decision to place him Absolutely fresh. n an asylum has rot been reached The best you can sg ap mga , ; cet. Our tronciad : : im perot nas @Cagrerly re- guarantee op eived newspapermen being avid ” every one. Cor. 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— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 St. Louis Stor< 515 Oliwe St. 7th & Locust 514 Washington Sth & Washington (.rand & Delmar Kingshighway & Delmar Lnion & Delmar Helt & Pershing De Baliviere & Kingsbury Skinker & McPherson Cherokee & lown Hiodiamont & E:aston This Sale at All Walgreen Stores in St. Louis Right Reserved to Limit Ouantities Right Reserved to Limit Ouantities _Art-Craft Household Aprons Dainty Household Aprons in the new Art-Craft material in three wanted colors— black, blue and old rose, with brilliantly colored flower decorations on pocket and at bottom. Specially priced at issioner, The American girl today ig d D. BE. a bit different from the girl o¢ 7% a@ meme) ears ago. mission.; The “crime wave” fs a myth, en. be made | hanced by an extraordinary amoyny ttorney. of publicity. “Horrible” criraeg of neer andirecent years had their counterpart in past years. : ee ee 2g op npeagere eet - : ie E - lastaein bean adh ann amed : mate wm epertting ES sh Ala te ies fray P act : . TE AK HR na ap : i , ow et tee , » . a ‘ é - A Se ah eT ns SU ee a FS des Meo eo a Wee oe ee bis x ia Deas casa Ot, CLO PS poke iat ek ae? i aE?” bs - vr ~ P; oF ~ a ee ~s. - a —* epee Ady mt pad » _ ‘ nf . Le ligt vibe 30 + apee® dent paaninada ae debt fe Wel a aire | cen Ae ibaa atte. od Sasi aps ie bade antag tate repens ae es ths oS a ito Oe ae ae ma Removes the dirt without work. Surely that is what you have beer : looking for. A superior, all-pyr. pose cleanser. Use it throughout your household and smile at re. : sults. Cleans clothes; carpets, cur. bi tains, woodwork, painted and plas é tered walls, etc. Satisfaction guar. anteed. Phone us for demonstra. at CO, tion. Sales Co., Inc., 2439 North Grand BI. ee Ee eb a £52 - LISTERINE - Tooth Paste For Glistening White Teeth (eeee] CF USTr RINE : Margo 39c Face Powder $1.00 Wampoles Cod Liver Oil Ivory Soap 10 Bars ‘Lavoris Mouth Wash of the | ie. } GRIME WAVE TO BEAM] = AY ‘A fter ef- | Years Ago, placed oe | age of 93, Chauncey M. Depew be. Pictures of the kiddies, of friends tive, and here are ‘gom ae Gems you'll wish to keep 66 ret ie es = 2\ DRUGS witHaA REPUTATIO N” nes gts wes es 8 me oer md Alien |affect his public duties, fe {uster-Tone Prints are more contained in your negatives. e * ? Work left before 10 a. m. QO i eC I : eS C * Something néw just for you, hour service at all Neighbor- AT WALGREEN’S qammmm Patent Medicines Toilet Articles 60c Djer-Kiss Face Pow.,4.2¢ 60c Pompeian Bloom Avenue | Also Belleves American Gir} What Price d failed By the Associated Press. s of the : and good times of today will be things he said today during One of | come. Several again. is immensely Popular Pre: Have Them Finished in Our 120 Drug Stores letter on the question of the Ro. — nt of demonstrated great qualities of brilliant, bave more detail and LustereTone Can Only = | ready same day at 5 p. m. at - a. - — hood Stores Featuring Special Values in a One-Day Sale—Monday Only' | wananere dd 50c Phillips’ Milk of 60c Pompeian Face Pow.. 42¢ 50c Java Rice Face Pow.,39c Rouge ... s9C kw. CHAUNCEY DEPEW DECLARES ered on. Different from Those of 70 ® a Oren | WASHINGTON, May 14.—At th, Good Pictures ers con- /ieves he has an uncloudea Perapec , 9 ‘ priceless gems in the years to ICIALS his periodical visits to the Capita). and will keep. i will probably win in 1928. G g fices in Smith of New York has haq Peat nounced | dence on his side and hag prone — as fol- sirengthened his position by his y,mem- man Catholic Church ag it might PH 0 TO FINISH ald was teadership. Ma f bring out all the light and shade Be Had at Walgreen’s te NH ND our 4 Downtown Stores. &- wg “ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES | 4 G's | . , LE Poet a. — 7 3 ATERLESS & Ves ter: / AN ai , 50c Mavis Face Pow.....29¢ 60c Djer-Kiss Rouge....37€ 42c¢ | | , $1.25 Phosph. Cod Tonic. 98c ! | Herb Juice 98¢ 3 for $2.50 50c Princess Pat Rouge 50c Mavis Rouge $1.25 Creomulsion 35c Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream .....23€ 60c D.& R. Cold Cream. 39c¢ “Elmo’s” rich, soft-texture Face Powder that adheres with velvety smoothness. Delightfully seented. Available in the favored _ shades, 39c Counteracts acidity, Cleansand | whitens the teeth. Consistent | use of Listerine Tooth Paste | will prove beneficial to your | teeth. Price, regular, 19 _ 25¢. Special .. ceccee Cc | 60c Scott’s Emulsion . $1.20 Father John’s Med..93C . Three Tubes, $5c | queemms AT WALGREEN’S CUTEX Liquid Nail Polish 2 Gives a beau- ‘ Coty’s Face Powder 79C 40c Pluto Water 35c Vick’s Vaporub .....27¢€ 75c Analgesique Baume.. 59C | 35c Musterole 27C 35c Hinkle Pills 34. 19¢c Buy This 35c Size Palmolive Shaving Cream q’at! = Shavinp : 60c Pompeian Night Cr...42¢ $1 Golden Peacock BI. Cr.,7 9c 60c Creme Elcaya ......49C 60c Glover’s Mange Rem.,47¢ $1.50 Pinaud’s Hair Tonic 60c Danderine ...... $1 Amelita Theatrical Disinfectant ; *. \ , . \ \ \ $1.00 anne AT WALCEEVT n Palmolive Shaving Cream 7 . 60c Pape’s Dyspepsia 46c 75c Bellans 53Cc 25c Success Lax. Tabs... 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Soap 3 Bars, Z23c 50c Pyrolac Tooth Paste,3 7c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 50c Ipana Tooth Paste...37¢ 30c Lyon’s Tooth Pow... 21c 25c Mavis Talcum ......L6¢ 35c Djer-Kiss Talcum....19¢ $1 Mavis Body Powder. .79c r . (Limit Two) 50c All-Purpose Talc.... 33C€ GAINSBOROUGH | , POWDER PUFF | DR. WEST’S : 79c 345c = $1.39 ink and white in both wool and r s NS see ae ae FOOTHBRUSH Gueeias AT WALGREENS he velour itn individual glassine bags | Your Tooth Brush is safe from thumb | \ ; j : ~ Kolynos Cleans brushers if you use the brush that polishes as it cleans. 4 Competely Men’s Shaving Needs Wherever It Goes and itt goes everywhere. fits 50c Williams’ Shaving \\ ) rich, white foam penetrates Cream every part of your moeutk, loosening and washing awey the fatty feed particles and 50c Mennen’s Shav. Cr... 50c Kolax Shaving Cr... . spongy depesitea from yeur — teeth and gumea. 10c Barbers’ Bar Soap 3 for Z3c Kolynes destrorse milllfens ef , dangerous mouth germs. leave | ing your teeth and sume— $1 Bouquet Vegetal ....69¢ 50c Peau-Doux Shav. Cr. 39¢ $1 Gillette Razor Blades 75e€ inate. 42c Gem Razor 3 for $1.00 Gus 47 WALGREEN: 3for85c YX “Mum” Is the | Word : Personal daintiness is ee sential to feminine charm. MAT WALGREENS En | KILLS MOTHS WH M07 Slam Moths work all the year ‘round. Do not fail to ENOZ all the garments you pack away over the Winter. Save your sport and Winter clothes. Spray all upholstery. Use Enoz and destroy the eggs. B 4 |e . 4 . LOUIS, ST. LOUIS COUNTY E EARTH Discs, Rollers, Mowers, Horse Rakes, bade Subdivisions. Aiso 14 Shetland Le A COCO LL CLL LE LI NG AOE TOC Tee: AN Eta he ae Al tty yt oe = - Hind’s Almond Cream 39c ook and equipments. | Po-Go—a genuine handmade _ creamy, soft Rouge—made and packed over there. 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BOX OF 50 $1000 Roach REGULAR 2 FOR 25¢ coun nt $4.95 Killer FATIMA CIGARETTES. 42 | Stearn’s Electric Paste.. 27¢ GMS AT WALGREENS | Gude’s Pepto- | Pound Roll Hospital Cotton Was 2 mR et OR Fer ae me ee tee - . Mn = DE MARKET and South Road OR CASH ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS MONTHLY PAYMENTS Sue REMEMBER THE DATE EGRET IT IF you DO THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. E ADVERTISED IN FRIDAY’S PAPER ympare with our old- ugar cured Bacon. a solitary store in St. you can get such mar- ng Bacon—right out use, direct to you: {R Ssccce His. 290 | An elegant and efficient blood- | enricher and general recon- | structive tonic. Builds you | up. Priced in this Thrift Alarm Clocks Ends 79¢C Pain in / ) we ~~ ) One (iif = Ed Pinaud’s Minute! é/.% CORNS Lilac Vegetal For the Toilette. The Dr. Scholl's Zino Pads work lotion for all pur- 1 : ’ like magic, because they re- : poses. After shaving, 3 a - " 50c Tube, 37 Special at. Cc ' : nee 35c Ever-Ready Blades Mavis Toilet Water $1.20 oe —is supreme among toilet waters. It is tuxurions, but inexpensive. The suh- fi Glyco- tle odor compares with : the fragrance of Mavis a rhymoline Taicum. Inafancy-shaped | hotth— 79C Mavis Rouge at 42c a ° 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil For All Perspiration Odors Use MUM The Safe Deodorant 19c and 39c | move the cause—pressing or | rubbing of shoes. Amateur for the bath or the Shampoo dressing table, with Paring or burning with “drops” the incomparable Pi- om 4 33c naud lilac odor. <- _ Dr. Scholl's Zino-Pads ot O32 ¢ Put It om—the Pain Ils Gone ) = Nujol Mineral Oil (acid) is dangerous. Zino-Pads | are safe, sure, antiseptic, heal- | ing. They protect while they heal (Limit Two) | : | §8-Lb. Limit = - oa

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men 8 a 42 a he sd rast pe Fonte: chen x Pe ee ee sss Roses TSE TR Sth Pee ae ee be es pov ee ms NANA Ra rat rs OAT PORN Seb Lote 5 Selena rare 3 Chas oF A. sek GARB LCAG Ric, eae RVI? iL Pee er al ee ee a > pe as pe RS FE a a has ee ini cae oe Obs ap aapeincaea lpg ls ed ht en acide : ‘ - . ‘ i ai ; tiie _ a P ee eee i oe S64 and - . ton hs 4 - . : Poppet , ayers aaa? : Dag es Sete, ge phy BARTHOLOMEW NAMED HEAD OF NATIONAL PLANNING BODY Chairman of st. Louis Commission Is Elected President of Ameri- can Institute. biomew. an Commission, was of the American Pianninge at ‘ °. 93 Home Again! You'll say it joyfully when you step into the lobby of The ARKER HOUSE BOSTON, MASS. wr ; ¥ . « aa : ‘ ei I? «+e $3 ) Up ‘r- ~~ J.R. WHIPPLE to iannual ‘len of Cambridge. Mass., as presi- | et hairman {| Ce™* 'He became chair the | poses for Eastern cities. > sue institute, architects | held at) meeting of the composed of engineers, and technical experts, Washington last week. Barthliomew succeeds John No- ll serve for one year. man of the &t. Louls Plan Commission in 1916. | coming here from Newark, N. J., | where he was active in city plan. | including | New York. Barthlomew recom- | mended the plans for the bond is- | projects, including the Me- mortal Plaga, the major street pro- cram and covering the River des MAYOR SEEKS FLOOD MEETING vor Miller suggested that a 7 nference be held to an invi- Mayor Thompson of foin with him and fe of New Orleans tn Chicago and ! control co in reply Friday tation from Chicago to Mayor O'Ke: conference in nd 4 Miller ot . that ion uls wou! linge expenses of hele ! £- enat ors ral location of St A\fissour’g eed with that ompson replied | of invitations al!- sent out for meet-| ~ - , “aij . . ae . PS id SE DORA). sie are — A i tind y iP a. Bs kta Slee abe 2 Removal Sale of ® Boesese 206 Cc to 5007 Off Trunks Bags—Suitcases Drastic TR cttaing on Our Entire Stock | OUR $30 FITTED CASES; BEAUTIFUL Fi7TTIiNGS OUR $50 FITTED CASES; BEAUTIFUL FITTING $32.50 an TTEI SES ; BEAUTIFLL PITTING @ SA IFUL Fi TT ING. vate $67.50 IP $36 FIBER WARDROBE $24 TRUNK; BEAUTIFUL LINING, $50 OUR $75 FIBER $20 Oe Seek mt th . — SS 2ic Schoenfeld Tea... apron, in order tha@é the old pit Se Menthe! Cough Drops 2 ~ ,} ed ith b . xen 7O0c Aspirin Tabiets, Bayer’s, dos jm y be ole tes ag Tes yn Bo: : 20c, 35c Chicroform Liniment ... i} also be bulit in the cross aisie gs- American Mineral Oil, best .. behind the old boxes. $1 Revlo Spring Tonic Tablets... A new lighting system, si aiahiaitincieailh tac Apsirin Tabiets, bottle 100... {iluminat- "Se Dr. Parsons’ Corn Cure ng a) concrete walks, and new lood lights are being Installed Se Peter's or D'Fino Chocolate. Other improvements include aisie Se Royal Brown Cicer. ~ Se Colonial Clear—Big Manila a lights throughout the auditorium, a b Senerese walk to the men’s dress- Belladonna Plaster. S. & Double Eagle Stampe c-Pe cket and theater entrance a new "Oe Hurd Card stage door Red Cedar Moth Bag. large ulldings and One, Sale for Monday “and Tuesday 75e Rubbing Alcohol 25¢ Lane's Pills, best for waar. Soc Crystal. Fruit, ib. Moth Bags, larce Bromide Quinine. Kidney Plaster, ! . 45¢ Ol Wintergreen Se Chorolate Cherries. | ; Hinkle le Pills 250o—1 Free lig room, a new tic office at the ne. floor behind the nom 4 *? the painting of all b Ib. bor. ox. .} ; | Moth Balls — and = «=: pergolas. FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FEEE iitlaetnenesnmneenentliaiatiammitmmentesnnatieaiaemmet antennae FREE’ _| “Limited” Fr 19c—1 Free ‘FREE DRUG SALE , Keiffer on Broadway Just North of Washington FREE FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FREE ‘Special Single Price—Keiffer | —aAll Items tn This Column Single Price— ee Sale Limited Saturday Only Suy . Kolorbak Hair Tonic One, $1.50—Get One _ FREE | 500 Kolynos Tooth Paste. .29c 10c Lifebuoy or ivory; 5—30c 10¢ Doctor's Headache $1.50 Pocketbook, leather.790 {3° 4imond, Cam. Keren s. oe b i Powder Puff. $1 Slostrio Qurting iron. .200) Se Seren tee nat 1 25e Lipstick. a dandy Bromo Seltzer, 90, 190, 39c, 850 | ert -** - a by call de- Positors Thea F appli 4 to the Bank of Japan for an advance of 5,000,000 yen (about $5,000,000) har TRAVEL AND RESORTS _— Sas S55 eee! ee — 4 , - 2s - = . : renews 5 tee > = ; == — — — — — - fora Nickel The thrill of setting foot on foreign soil! The adventure of traveling under a strange flag! A nickel is your only passport. You board a ferry at Detroit’s frontier and get off in a busy metro- polis of Canada. You'll find the spirit of Great Britain just as it is in London. The customs, the shops, the speech are fragments of the Old World. If you tour, the ferry has facilities for transporting your car. Be sure to carry your license registration card to conform with customs regulations— simplified for tourists. Your Automobile Club membership card gives you special consideration in detouring red tape. Bring it with you too. Fine paved roads lead you past the famous Kenil- worth and Devonshire race tracks. Through quaint villages. Along miles of charming Great Lakes beaches. Plan your tour via Detroit. Visit the beautiful parks, notably Belle Isle—the impressive art center —historic sit¢s— interesting buildings—giant auto- mobile factories — aviation fields, and a host of other vacation attractions. 10-day stop-over allowed at Detroit on all round trip towrists’ tickets routed via Detroit TRAVEL AND RESORTS Al City Worth Knowin gis ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —.- Mavis Talcum co = 15c—1 Free We Have Moved Into Our New Store on Gecahwer, Just Three Doors North of Washington 0 o > ean = mirer of look which to many | ' famous buildings so much of their charm, weather-worn y gives London's the old, ¢.+24% 5 gets TravelassRerorts i a aa) ee — > >i a littie glum and looke _MISSOURI_ y - THIS SUMMER at ROCKAWAY On Beautiful Lake Taneycome in the Gute rs tn one of two ‘tele (Hotel To Get Home Help A nurse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use 8 Post-Dispatch Want Ad. eeping bur as a eee Call MAin 1111 a , oe — 2 ¥ Pav. 147, = Meals and beds of genuine Catch a bass, or a dozen at POWERS OZARK OUTING CAMP Centerville, Me. ad Resor 15 le . —-MISSOURI- [j. TILDEN ANDRES’ RESORT] JEROME, MO. ‘« For Every Vacation Desire = For Literature, Write or Phone s. TILDEN ANDRES. Prop. D = 4 a #2 % BEACH : ~~ a - + ~ Electricity. ns : EAUTIFUL lazy, rolling moun- tains, tumbling mountain streams, crystal-clear lakes, health- giving waters and a mild climate are awaiting the pleasure and health seeker right now— the month of May—in The Ozarks. Wild flowers are covering the hills and mountain sides to make this period one of the most beautiful offered by “The Land of 2 Million Seniles.” Pack up this week and make a pil- grimage of joy to this wonder region which is just a short night's ride or an easy day’s drive for the Middle- West. The beautiful new book describing and picturing nearly a hundred resorts and resort towns of the Ozarks is ready for you — free. Write today! Address the— \ozarx PLAYGROUNDS ASS’N. Tourist Bureau, Boz 374. -_ , oR. 1F a “E+ sere @, OZAPY Pp’ AYO? “Ty Tar? Tys ASS “OCTATION, Tourist Bureau Box 304, Joplin, Mo. ‘charge and postage prepaid, che besndifal ok of the Ozarks Pleare ser d me. « *" mew i927 descriptive & a eS OFS SM. CSS Pee JOH-CLASS, RUSTIC RE- T iN TENG & PB PISHING. gr LOUIS REFERENCE —— -~ -—** Sa Wit eT a | ine WY pot - Othes sf —s hens ae ‘ rath ona rs Spee S. & : * . ? Age At 4 Meg 4 mie des Tighe Sede Nowhere in all America— haps nowhere in the world! — Nature displayed her handiwork on so vast and magnificent a scale as in theCanadian PacificRockies And here at Banff—nestled in & pocket, circled about by pearly- grey limestone peaks—you will find that luxurious Alpine palace The New Banff Springs Hotel. Swimming, golf and tennis, boat ing, walking and riding trips, aut® trips,mountain climbing. Daysare filled with new, happy experiences Nights of dancing to good musié Be sure you plan your itinerafy for a long stay here—There is 99 much to see and do at Banff! Full information and descriptive literature from omuch to see- so much todo at Banff GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent, Canadian Pacific. 412 Locust Se., St. Louis, Mo. Telephone GArfield 2134 nadian World’s Greatest Travel Systerr shop fe to place for steamship kommodatior« nor is there SBy necessity for a tiresome bunt to see the deck plans of t ships. No matter whar steamer or Ene egy interested in, no matter agents for all aod sav tao ~ —— a SSS SSeS SSeS eeeeeaee . “> «=

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ee a ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 11 RAR RN AE RO on Ais arm tere “we ae a «ea? | a . gp APONTE 580000. A ORR RA ES TA LT EE AETHER A A REIRSON NS A ES SI I G — ~ . rr, . a or . ee Y ohaaaann a Peay - — - - -_— « ~ hy, yn a ee oe —_— a mmm ce em mem — _ = a etna or wu —paeaaae Ee oe > ' Write for free folder,. to Wi ES a 7 om ’ nagement. make s Gistake when you do go. MRS. WILLARD MERRIAM, B. fagle River, Ws. Nii rscc SR PE . E Oh Spacious 2 and 3 room apartments, || Medicine Lake Lodge. Electrie light Pay. 147, Taneyecomo, Mo : ISTIC RE- Tle eas Abs ee RE Ly vst afiee ta hotel $20 || funning water, good beds, good , . . RU spire 4 ‘Se ay 48 . a $115 up, Motes - rooms. ing bathing, fishing “ag Oo “ar 4 : ‘d Ne ay —_ i Bus to doer. 3318 Sheri Write for booklet. Rates—you be Meals and beds of genuine -excellence. t e mi st = Chicago. _ Graceland 2800. _1| 5. & DOWDEN. Three Lakes, Wisconsin. —— oe | pe re Son wooDsg. , | Agr BATHING & FISHIN be % in on a bass, or a.dozen at : §T LOUIS REFERENCE | via Scandinavian | tr “ i. Do you want a POWERS OZARK a — American @ a Col ado Rock a different inexpensive : OUTING CAMP z - AY | oan Cabin a . ¥. : LaPay. ‘a On A) LES vacation? Here it és! Spend the Week-End at Iron Mountain Lake ) Centerville, Mo. . £ = es b ABB SB soe oh oer: > «a i ee are es 7 | enterville ° be Famous Service and Cuisine Piste e oe FA | ao AKEa Circle Tour that gives you of the Maritime Provi — | BATHING BOATING Fl Aq ited itl! . ms : tere + Lt ieee finn Vode OL ee ae o wh obtener > rT i ae A Wisconsin resort. You want : NJOY the thrills of horse back riding Visit these Four Countries aa ji y Bee Bh 7,600 feet above sea level, in the the most in vacation enjoyment Maine Coast. Boston, New York, | COTTAGE ACCOMMODATIONS heart of Colorado’s Rockies. Enjoy : Norway - Sweden . == | - | 9 | a Me the true beauty of nature at its best Romp for the least money. Stopover where atlantic City offer ever-varying | BY DAY OR WEEK PRES’ RESORT A ||Denmark, inet: Germany|) ih oe, Be and piay in the heart of reseed peste ever you like for as long ss yous. programa. Miles From St. Louis—14 Miles From Flat River uke for the One class cabin passage rate DALE. Colorado’ 90 es From ot. ue es From MO . | | — ee Partake of the hospitality of Cosmo- Then home, via Niagara Palls or any . ; 4, up tain resort. acation Desire +z. Honk | 145 = Golf : politan Montreal and Quebec in — other direct route. Or youcan reverse — e J. TILDEN ANDRES, Prop. pour | Exclusive of Hotel and Mcals on shore / fi) (i ee la : old FrenchCanada, Visit the resorts this entire route, if you like, Liberal stop-over privileges | patin, ys : ( @O cred ": \ in Swedish, Danish, German visas obtained gratis ane Se gh we © eee wea Ss GRAND TRUNK - [ANADIAN NATIONAL : CThi Bede ernted, rte oe did THE INES The Largest Railway System in America 1S sum mer | Bee Canada tm Canada's Diamond Jubtiee Year . | | fee? «| |!) 6117 N. Dearbern St. Chicago |] J eo 9 ty a a | 140-room modern hotel. Reason- t = ‘ . Wwe S OW uU a ngs plen of ’ af Rates i | : a@blerates. American Pian includ- suleus Senda behele malt eourde. ™ Sie ee Ae eason to Smile in = | ing meals and all privileges. 45 Make your reservations now Suit 28. ] 3 e e “« od Tustic log cabins—one hour's Season opens June 10, ld 1940, GArfield 1940, i reat Coun | f | ALE HOTEL, Box 201, Evergreen, Col. - fees, ft. : s ee Ee li V I a f : A + 4 > 2 e re ey : - i - fo av . ey ry oe ae 4 Be 5 BORE SE en a so bois” ~ Pe eta so Sg ae ; oe ao aa | ‘i : , ogee e aw. ™ has oN, Travel the Cosm liten / Vlion Smiles ~ ) Uigty of way. Haveae better ied Rliags 4 ~ “ee ' for your money. All details er- : = ee Bae acid for yorleng 7 yan oll Y 5 : : rs ow » includin a a ak Earneting move. ; y= wa xpenses, are less than you would pay )parrsvaoohe tt sin ay ae i : x + mbling mountain ndividually. lear lakes, health- | AllExpense Tours to eee Circle - climate W , , iver, the Best of the est Y Shee Adlondethn. Waka Be, the pleasure and right now—the Yellowstone Park—Colorado Gorge, = Den Pike’s Peak, Royal min The urls -See= —jeateste: Canadian Rockies—California rGrand Camyomt || det, Laie Louise, Vancouver, Victoria, ortiand, San Francisco. Pig Trees, aa § Los y vad org Grand Canyon, Pike’s Peak. National P arks | Saguenay—Adirondacks | ellowstone-Rocky Mt. Falls, Thousand Islands, Montreal,| | Se. Lawren d Sa Ri » Quebec, region National Parks Lakes Champlain and George. it short night's ride-or | St. Lawrence—New England eo frive for the Middle- California: ¥Y osemite ) Caneda, Lakes Champlain and George, N England—a wonderful circle tour of all | seeing aa » National Park important points East uring nearly a * | est is and resort towns ; Pacific Northw Through ne By steamer to| is ready for you— a” Alaska Skagway. Three wonderful tours. day! Address the— . 2 7 Many other delightful Summer Tours GROUNDS ASS'N See ee ne cies bare eucosae. : } wll en} isit to Ontari a gla dy conducted first-clase escorted eunhe | Wa j tf, . via fe cere - a ae | $@7pont— vacations that permit youto comopo x-\ 4 | A Se Lx R 1 What a program ! oplin, Mo. ( Fandante prema lhengencoamend aauiiiee a onen Ceaas ie AA e NB ZZ Oy Vy yh: R Canada celebra mr 0 on . Ne and let us help plan > wy 7 7 4 i! seers erie om he ginal ns ¥ i R rd 5 ah he aie meey! , , a c » . . A nf .“ " Er / a * te ty! - x. wee x 4 ‘ i veo — TaN rt TEN PF Bins 7 ‘ ~: alata Me ae ety ara ites r, cy ge 4 ANOS tn chal CGE MED LE NM OIE Wes ai GA SN : ez Bete: Fn ee SIS, eS es had ait ea Pd vie 4 rat ag STONES yn hay ame nee f Lie tee ees 7 7 4 ‘ Jeg atherge'tiny’ be pr 6 ‘ gn "i “7 — tea oes i” Sauees er A Sh, San Be «Cae Antetiage. “ Or PEP vt no ve Pes a aa, Cas AN SE ee le “Ne toe Ga 8 PE tah Pome herr ia ah pee eg — «> (2 dhende et ee a en ae — mn os Bea ~ — Pa biyre pobre: “ A aia tne ow. T uabeies amid ate a et uit ae ep ees ey stent : ‘ Ry hfe Peary wen? Piagy Ps ~* > a ™ .* RY nt “ed nent Si is Aedes aia ic Rh aan SS tata * >. ® » * Ss oa Tits, apa wl } — ae, ee eee a ota a. -” cA cere pope De AG LUA Mae oC mem eee Fi gy ea: Tela Oe, PW Sa Wr: ee. +a . ba : ‘ an he eas allege pn : “irs ot . eran menmmeeuey, 7 rae4 -- nares penta ”. I «a Ph anaOR este tad Rp per agrermmanne eR he RE cee coment. (2:4 er iim - wn ~ a pn ‘ sath seal secon > ah iiel = . , wae Ts = wang > ae . . ies —_ r ee “ f : , ; : . ; , % > 7 7 , ii J fity ify fail { fi} : i ; k Pl 2 fered 2 ir; — | \} YA NS ? scenery—t yon oO Wa ARRAN PECK IANS teYuiosstone, the cimxotbacty’ | HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE ) \S \ ; L¢ servations om <n bbitin we Loony Von Ml visit United American Lines, Inc.. General Agents M : . Blackfeet Indian camps—Two-Medi- 177 No, Michigan Ave. _ Chicago Tint Wwe A : Ault ickets a cine Valley—Trick Falls. You'll motor or local steamship or tourist agents RAS ‘a } A a to Many a gre — go Pd Ve eure Liane Py If launch on Lake St. Mary to Going- lo- 1% ie Mae sath by | , S ip~ any MC The-Sun-Chalets. sig LE HAS RZ, TY } t at e A vacation trip without a care! Bur- a a lington Tours relieve you of every oe CAN EXPRESS travel worry. You pay all expenses in Ch ¢ AY . Ef one lump sum and an experienced guide LS LZ7721771€7° — 7... ds rery detail for you: We'll , : ’ & isnoneedto shopfrom = ATR Tore about escorted trips if Mame: : Take Your Vacation in ETON oe OR | ey eC 9 tL ICE, me ~ ° om. ’ * ov wn ‘ $8560 round trip from St. Louis : } ( | Con out to fascinating San Francisco and see Cali- | : aes | | We want to show you Yosemite, the giant age-old net de —— ms TL LID i errant redwoods, the beaches, the towering Sierras—all the . oe a NR, BETAS © ] country rich in scenery, vacation-pleasures, and oppor» adalah) tunities that we who live here enjoy. | ee pei They are all within a short radius from San Fran- Glorado Has:- &—E ere S iy SS REE | cisco—America’s coolest summer city. San Francisce Coo] summers. Evans) par © place for steamship = you"! mail the coupon. 235 ‘Mommodatiors nor is there | ‘My necessity for a tiresome bor to see the deck plans of 4 t ships, DpNt° Darter what steamer or Eine eS ure interested in, no matter yOu want to go or what . ths you wish to travel, you can | 1 ue everything at the American Pe Oficial agents for all BP And your tickets cost mo mort. © Expert unbiased advice in selec- of routes and unlimited per- service in securing desirable moMModations, Write for booklet: Seileg and Travel Gaide’”’ = R. K. Cross, G. A. §40-1-2 Boatmen’s Bank Bidg. St. Louis. Mo.. Phone Garfie 1 Am Interested in a carefree escorted vacation. Please send me complete information about tours checked (v). D Yellowrtone-Colorado Tours leaving St. Louis every Sunday ursday. O13 daye—$229.01—all expences. 0 Yellowstone-Glacieor Tours leaving St. Louisevery Monday d Saturday. "he days—$238.48—all expenses. a gway d $355.36 — 18 days— . +o cod — 26 days — $404.26 D Yellowstone Park Tours leave St. Louis every Monday. 9 daye— $169.88 —all expenses. Se a . a®ece@ one ae LC A Ne OO A LLL: = LO OL CET A A Oe AA NN a, Lo EO ee Cet mete aia a © «6 er : “Chi olden Gate Park. the se COe © ee, : will afford you days of interesting sightsecing—and America’s most southern glaciers. Invigorating, rarefied atmosphere. | i ° Way an ees in a few hours from this metropolitan seaport you can | = © be “eg The world’s highest auto road (Mt. wait be motoring in the shade of redwood groves thirty Highest average altitude of any state. 600 peaks over 10,000 feet above sea level. 46 peaks over 14,000 feet above sea level. 2 national parks, 17 national forests and _ C8 00 ope cornnnd™ centuries old, catching your first awe-inspiring glimpses ef Yosemite. Plan to include Washington and i “ = reat fo ober L) | oo. | in your California tour. ‘$8 4 national monuments and if ™% | “California Wonder Tours”—a beautifully ile 21 passes across the Continental — Georgian Da) a. £e-— trated guide book to California vacation attractions— 4000 miles of mountain motor roads. | (0,000 ISLANDS) ee , payremet i Just send ies pe Thousands of miles of broad and narrow gauge rail- | li k will ~ WArfielg roads thru a seer yg . | VISITING ( Imestone . peaks— you / @ MArielé 7280—CEntral 6397 The cliff dwelling ruins of Mesa Verde. Ma c Is] . at eetious Alpine palace, | + Louls, Missour Many resorts, camps, lodges, hotels, ete. os Z. eee ers te 4 } _ ote Springs Hotel. aa 4) Re eo ST. LOUIS TO A RESTFUL VACATION of joyful entertainment and boo rimming, p. ig o— | new interesting experiences. A week's cruise of over | : (ee yt aden = GAriteld 2000 We, ) GR Denver and Return 2200 miles of ever changing scenery. over beautiful wae | sat PRANCESCO : co ee 7 Americas Express TravelersChegues hue .&: : Effective sune r. Re- terway with liberal stops at al] points of interest. | s,mountain climbing. Daysare . — Or raw $37 R() si Bote FE en Th G Oil B . Whit Li N#@77 140 MONTGOMERY STREET, ROOM SOP ed with new, happy experiences. 4 | | ° urn limit October 31. e Great O1l-burning ite Liners) = ‘s ghts of dancing to good music. Be ainents s, Momach, rheumatic and They Concentrate F So Investigation will show you a vacation sure | . Be vin. . at “City of Healing Waters.” | i Z , in Colorado can be made to fit any purse. hill 6% Name you plan your itinerary Commerc inste: Write for free booklet Ge régesce onal , 7 . ’ - . Street, Cit y and State DENVER TOURIST BUREAU | we ee " Parlor _——- owhere in all America—pere bs nowhere in the world! —has ture displayed her handiwork so vast and magnificent a scale EXPRESS , n the Canadian PacificRockies. d here at Banff—nestled in @ | Travel Department ket, circled about by pearly- ‘« WO end Lecont See. — Sf ioe. Name... Address My telephone No. ts © 1 prefer a letter with full details. C Please send representative to call. ee a long stay heree There - 50 tial Club, Eureka Springs, Ark. | ag 1926 the Post-Dis- ch to see and do at Banff! patch printed 186,225 eiouses of the Chamber of Commerce 2 descriptive literature from i | Fist, ott. on nnn : 7 y 556 17th St.. Denver, Colorade 66,671 more than the ; , eal | | = ee pe Conadion Pacilic, ; ) ||| chert. Louis newspapers |} ms bw me neg wate ee. —— Sailings from Chicago every Twes. ond Set. June The Sunday Post-Dispatch as ee ‘| combined. | F PIE, ies to vier, | — Chucete, Dareti Clevelend end Bufele honored P e . 4 "oo dus @ _ 7 ‘ ’ eve on . . : = for transtl upon eddilsonal payment | has the largest cir GArfield 2134 | —_,.* | , — iMustrated phiet apply eny KR. R. Mein One, One — One, One : a. 3 , : Omcoer Tourist Agency er erite 8 — of any newspaper eg e@. _ | | » | Ala’ . W. H. BLACK, G. P. A. a | oENVER THE GATEWav ll eG } ° n Pacific ’ Call aan . es! a ) VF, Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay in the Seuthwest 120 W. Adame St. Enteoge, IM. est Travel Systerm ?

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Be A. a . | _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ki PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — 7 | ae eaeaaiee ob gag enue alt Gerken a tion assignments under the reallo- pensive transmitter equipmen' ‘lo P + . ines | par NON. INTERFERING BROADCAST a ce ten wade webll in! wil in the Listeners’ home, be| socket or outlet and without ony) room at her home, = FXHIBI OF Se tertive - ’ | moted fr detective to detective be made p - nm . POL GE EXONERATEN fpoonenntion ‘Friday, tna raat 7 VFISLATORS SCHEDULE AVAILABLE JUNE S ae mungares 2 y J 1 i aiatinet as three nat tig a get a choice of | Bee, maid a che suspects mbert na ner the t-up should be in Gcistinct station c reatin 1S , wil ” — ~ : Station Assignments Under 60-Day ‘?¢ D¢W 5€'-": ced ir souak gual m and _— $240 TAKEN FROM WALL SAFE | meg yesterday oan SCENIC PAINTINGS . ! 2 , a4 rer- | ' : hin > Oo. -r) Aivid } Pose Stanley and Miss G operation. launching tne irs. © Own ind ual good wi a Licenses to Be Announced F Sapte hese 0-day tige she discharged him de e eeds, who were in tne) dav Heense peri hes lay tige. | IN KILLING ROBBER a ae | ” nnn Ween. } ed neee wil] a n commission The sen ling of guided high-fre- Man Who Had Been Discharged or his weees in ius : ‘ the i / = his A« Ire a 4 |e. é we aad 4 d 2 if aa = . ; as | . me oman : testify. Ley and re "EW R 2K May 14.—Orestes pportunity to study the whole quency over electric-light wires af a Theft ont © me ir a room tindé : ' * "I . 3 ; , = tire ’ - o a] re Samueéi ‘>. JaGiitr . v% yur © —— Bb the sat . | ; ’ re v eaiTi uc Federal Radio Com-' situation carefully from practical known as “wired wireless, spate tere last niebt re-| ti morn in | 7 satel 2i@. may the means of Vandeventer place last night } l¢ iorning. She mined Display Will 1 Be on View inh j police guard, be- da oO va - mm ¢ ae ns a el aa - ve - one ri é a i AT Oui J ‘ I » Lt [sci _. ia : 4a, , i244 ; ' " nsivell tele bits : aes ;, . +e he heft of ) in sh money at 4 ave: & we) ‘tention WOR that. through th Ti “ourage onsolidation o ntangling broadcasting congestion porte i _tne ¢ nt p.m. ) Republic Bank Building from @a mati ee te : . i . ‘ ¢ ral oie pte A ff wWiliti for “t . P mmpiesion Washington. a nev ee asting stat! On: f ATG iti Civies, and or ers possit 111tieS 10! . 7 \ av > 2 = ¢ he T)T\ ~ - ‘ - : ‘ : ; : s ~ R vr 4 M ‘ en sage heey adio schedule providing mnonin- ,Commission wWlli authorize supp: specuiation. “wired = Se ae SENT eae eginni . : : to take a ride —— Haye P . am 3 cil cnuu"tt te terfering allocation for al] stations’ mentary cali letts rs 10 Saine wireless sy stem, Cal iwell said . ’ xhi- | ani you, ‘ 4 > country rill be available to transmitter. A ehu rch. nev nA that by means bY equipment now CONVERT ¥ OUR The experiment Oo an art ¢€ " ikel; lian , | pition tn the business center will) | be tried next week, when the sec- | Little Likelihood of Test listeners-in by June 1. per or a 8 part ment store, l- proposed. it would be possible for ally ) ond annual display of paintings | erais oad “ a ae An! ment of the new sta-‘ though act using the same ex- the listener to plug in a specia! INTO am 3 oid. of Case to Oust Them Be- presenting the ecenic charm of Abchal, 15 yi ars aa wei Atternay-Geneea! WE BS TE R °s HOT WATER HEAT? Missouri will be hel@ at the Re-| ne ¢ . public Bank bu! liding. 716 Locust! pase Upholds Them. This neat little fixture placed iene . ea _ street. The exhib ition will epen' = « * kitchen or bathroom enables Monday. May 22, The Sensational Success of This Sale Compels Us to Accede to the Demands of Our Patrons and Continue it for Another Big We ! OLIVES rin ances os. jars. a real 35e FREE! in FRE = taer ; * Peberco or Ipan 2% Ko'lynos Tooth P aste . ~4¢ He Kolynos Tooth Paste. 3 for $1! « Forhan'’s Tooth Paste 37¢ eeaee ~ ROACH KILLERS q ©] Filit, with sprayer Piit insecticide 29, Diack Flag Keach Powder, MINERAL OIL Plack ae Se . Red Devi ftoach Powder, +7000 Roach Puewder. 27c¢. &S3e, t $1000 Bed Buc Liquid 27¢e. S23 ; Whiz Fir Fume 42¢e. GS $1.50 Lervex, with seprayer.. ¢ $1 Larvex ; HAIR TONICS SHAMPOOS - Dr. Thomas Shampoo $1 Locky Tiger H9e M ulsif ed Cocoanut Reta ye, $1 Swissee Hair Tonk Robe 37 ¢. rime His r fenic, 49c¢, W« S@e Wild Root Shampoo 3 t Hair 7 f "Ge, 44¢, 82 } 1 Dandruff Shampoo, 47c, W: ‘Inand’s Eaw De Qui inine. 63e, $1.77 She DelLarcy Shampoo $i ” Dr. TT! komas Lair ronic. $1.42 title DeLacy Shampoo Danderine 26c,. 44c. 823: Me Cleero Sham: vo Ye HO Poue ks Ticer Shamnod 4° Nie Avos Shampoo (rr naehed / OPTICAL SPECIALS ° I : Cake, pke«.. 100-Pc.Dinner Set 1% | e: Pree—One swans Down Cake With Every 3-Room Outfit - ' ~~ ee ae BEANS 7 n. Ne. Red Kid- | # ney. Purchased During This Sal ra urchase uring is Dale 4s: absolutely oA 7 1 a * - . . Living Room Cal id} : charge, with a : Saar f , a =—_ pur a , A fine 3-piece Suite, consisting d : Ly ie. a over, your é of davenport that opens easily ha i re + ma £ as Pictured, t choice of abe into a full-size bed, club chair a Yi it @ . Si : and wing chair. In addition— —_ . Aes FF | for Only library table and end table in . t-1h P| Poi a ie pao mahocany finish and your choice : Sule: —’ cay | A ee : . of either a bridge or junior floor , - | ay | o, ' 2 On These pp lamp with silk shade. = et, . Fi TAA Ga Orta, Liberal Terms naiien te oS Bedroom art 1 YS gl RIN tS tem, colors. Only “mae. —- Atti) : a customer. Large double bed, spacious chif- | | ; a5 ani Pata 4 UE DY : sh ; Read the descriptionctea forobe and your choice of either a dainty triple-mirror vanity or Open Evenings room and see for a full-size a ‘@ in _ By Appoint- , a| Be : ie = —— the tremendams values. T handsome walnut finish. In ad- ment. Phon bers! 3 AY 1 : dition, a dressing table bench, CEntral oy pee | ~= ' = ~~ 1 a rooms are complete = bedroom rocker, bed spring and EH ' = oo eae rome cluding er $ eh ta —_ —~] ‘ ordinarily | Dini R aKa: ‘2. “eo ecbda a, Ne Bargain possible pe bit img oom Sato eh eee >) Un a BEEN Franklin! — : A handsomely designed and su- Co nn he : 1 vi perbly made §8-piece Dining- | P ee eh | ee ) - * | Un | | Kitchen — f Room Suite in a beautiful Amer- cL oe: : es leas ty 4 = oH :' ; | i | An attractive and ican walnut finish. Consists of = large extension table, massive piece Breakfast Set in buffet, host chair and five diners : i ms — “on it , re SS = choice of several “l ay verv beautiful Suite. “ : ; : \: Par ae EG sifter, spice containers, ett Porch Swing | LAT, re a's sifter, apice containers Saag $4.50 Value we ‘ iN range and a 3-door ge A wonderful opportunity to furnish a . refrigerator. complete home. Only $35 cash needed! 5X @ * Foldin ne Bedroom Suites Refrigerators Chair s" 135.00 Value, 4-Piece Antiqu nut $150.00 Value Piece an es $1 9.75 Top Icer $1.75 Value os iy for Sum : hi ti- 175 ; _— » . . ee r Summer: 7hi6 Sees $175.09 Value, 4-Piece Antique Walnut.......... $119.50 Wonderful value! Sturdily constructed, Compact folding ee comfortable, goiden oak fin- Porch Chair, for ish Porch Swing, priced 25 $198.50 Value, i lay sanitary, airtight, heatproof, oak finish. i oumn guna to make your porch $9? $241.00 Value. 4-Piece Refrigerator set ] I 95 ao or ccmnateas $267.50 Valve. 4-Piece Anti ique Walnut : a ee © sys ice box MONDAY AND TUESDAY BIFOCALS | READING GLASSES | Two visions tn | Also for sew- Lene lens ing and heanad- iapherical). nehes, with Tti- and far. brary frames P frame (apherical) (ome- . and plete } eXamina- (om- examina- plete tion tien EFFICIENT SERVICE AT LOW COS ~\ DR. H. J. SINGMAN, OPTOMETRIST f $1.50 Bocabelli $1.50 La kFountaine Castile Soap. Big | 18 | Castile Soap, import- | 4-Ib. bar — mi from france Patent Medicines TOILETRIES $1 Dor. Miles’ Nervine ns Tie B%e Cutex Nail Preparations 91.5U Petrulagar : $1 Coty's Pace Powder (eluwell’s Syrup Pepsin 4‘°r. ce gy & White Pare wweer lL is(erine Pie. 4 tine he Pac Powder Ravers Aspirin zee eta. 15¢e, Se. V5 $1 Ha au t To m Thea trical Cream. €1.°5 Biud Life SS ' Vick’s Vapern? 23¢. Se. is Pond’s Ce id er Van. Cream Oe Hubbine Alcohol of Sr. 49¢e. % She American © Qe, 8 } 4¢ Hinds’ Honey & Alin ond (ream, SI sculbb'« Mi neral Balmwort Tablets , "eer 4 laze Nail teoolbiadhy te. —— ‘ see, F ‘ ‘ompeiun Fare low de Ver > potter Peacock ith. act (resy emth bs ion 4 ee. at 7 Gvoiden Peace ock Face Powder Beth for mattress. isc. ! ec. Blood Medic "ono eae i > fhe ML ad's Ce id Liver a ( lyeo-Thrymo!ine 2ac, 44¢ me *t Wamoole’s Cod Liver Extract. 7‘ Py Mavhbetllir tithe Pert ussin C« ngh Syrup SOc Non-S ri £1.75 Creo Mulsion fos. ihe Tre Jt r Com pacts s =. &, othe ‘ dergens Benzoin & Almond Miller's Herb Juice, G8c. 3 9 Kem Ceugh Srrup se T5¢ Lady Festher Cream Nreme Seliger ae, 4. ’ “ie Lady Father Crecm Baptix!ne JSC 7f 4," &. 8. Baby Taicum. ° f Oe Johnson's Milk Magnesia Fide f a otbor »4 ae | Lyko Toni use arsPs Seach Creme Issel ~Oe. 7% Bs vi aleum. 19¢, 3 «1 ¥ igortone " xf “ateun : —_ ow Sr ee Sees eS ractive pec 2 = “Thrift” Price Places Also for Pelarix egret see Special Group ns ‘of Stat | Bed Davenport $350 4-Piece Suite, floor sample.. | CHOICE ee c | . $48.75 Golden Oak. . Suites $300 4-Piece Suite ficor sample... — “oe $185 Value, 3-Pc. Velour Suile $99.50 $285 4-Piece Suite. floor aH $1 97.50 $52.50 Bolden Oak ae ors Value, 3-Piece Velour Din in g-Room Suites $79.50 Crystal Enamel 958 75 Safad ant aan $995, 50 Yalne, 3-Plece Jocenerd $110.00 Value, 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite $89.50 Crystal Ename! $32.50 Da-Bed and Mattress. Velour riche $159.50 $169.00 Value, 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite $249.00 Value, 3-Piece Jacquard ome a ae oe “es eecccee. $122.50 wen 10.00 Value, 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite : e ° $40.00 Englander Automatic leas siiee iaa at $239.50 Value, §-Piece Dining-Room Suite........ $is7.s0 | Gibson Side Icer and Maliress Top-Rail Suite coe Value. 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite....... $179.S5C $27.50 Value $77.50 Kroehier Da-Bed, $798.00 3-Piece Jacquard Velour 10.75 Value, 9-Piece Dining-Room Suiie : Genuine Gibson Refrigerator, thoroughly Jacquard Velour. .....+. Del Cuts $3938.00 Value § iece Dining-R Suit insulated, h Carved-Rail Sui $198.50 . + int g-noom ure . eatproof, sanitary, oak finish. ‘0 00 2 Piers sion rd Velour $499.50 Value. 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite Shee $350.00 “0% = value. Re- $1 7 85 Linoleum $3 P . a" : rigerator set FREE . Congoleum Carved-Rail Suite $450.00 Value, 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite with every ice box Reed Suites $2 Monthly $16.75 Congoleum Rug, $ $75.00 3-Piece Stationary Suite $18 Congoleum Rug, $112... $19.78 Double-Deck $85.00 3-Piece yoo Suite ’ Refrigerator Set Free $29.75 Linslonm Bag, Set_- $27.50 Double-Deck «| $137.50 3Fiece Bed Suit With Every Ice Box | 3:55 sw tot ims wine ‘ $1.50 Square Yard ts © Open Evenings , Your Purchase , by ( ae ag : oF a STORED FREE ppoint- our che Delivered: Asis Thame ment FURNITURE Co 9P.M. | STORED 1030-22 Franklin Av. enema: Oe debated Pine Ter Ce 2 of r 1 $1“ van Fes Hair Ten s* : " : S35 ww as Niger Iron Quinine “tbe s(revucthinine ‘ eT "0 Hair CT mere per f asteria w Eos ' : “al Henatica $1.50 Rarber Shears 70 Merre!! . Penetrat ne *\ Sheenfeld'« Tea S' 1% Meene’« Fmera!ld Oi! €% Moone’«s Fmersid O17 ie Phenolax Wafers s1 (tire fartwnate “i Narated Iran -- oes 60- Fenpeco Cod Liver ablet« - —" % for Bruahe | ! Hawk-FEre Rodak. £1.°°% ’a Hawk-Fre RKRedak. £1.06 _ % o. F = $ = = = = = ~ hy r 5 i; a mz + = a $ + & S ~ + + £ iF & Ss iF 4 s rs is iF + iz : ua 5 F cr : = > > & > = S - 5 ~ = + MeWitt'« Kidner Pills @ St Carh« Tine “alts .? Mi i] ie Torseaine tome ay scellaneous Items “Se Merth:. the Php staller’s . nate , Some Restorer 16, ad sk er ' Ps Se Ai-l'er'« . ‘nary Pies Lite ~ O@ H wretes d Rabhher ¢,)« 1@r BHetler’s rvel Se : eee te Flalter’« er eh Sarr 7 far 564 (ity Lawn (crass Seed ? £100 Carbozine Antiseptic Tablet« Glic €elde—Neadaches K oO / oO i= FS a " Constipation he x Banishes Gray Hair ASPIR-QUIN $1.50 $ -09 (A laxetive combination of Asnirin Package. and Quinine - Bromude—nreon.- cri pe Dees mot affecrt the heart. ‘ Restares coler to gray ty quick and effective relief for faded hair quick!» Ai = Paina, ‘ olde, ‘ eud ha. liead.- eonvertenti ar ell a 1 oe - aches, (Constipation: opens an- iy. No bother. Lote af 0) per and iewer bowel, tones the peanpie you know mar a* pis avetem. A safe and preven tine iceemeen an't de remedy. tect &. One hettle af e + 25 Tablets, 30c | wet 3 Ee © right for ail shades. od % Kesulte gnaranteed , reek Pulm — Developing and Printing—i-Day Service ~ we ef at Foe a Ml Mle | an 7 +“ mye ~ ari oe > a hd SUP SAAS Nan Abe -, ay icoretape ean permeate NE Ce ee de Be eee. a ee

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hout ric light onv hoice of SAFE scharged from a wall safe in room at her home. She said she suspecteg « who had been €m ployed she discharged him aft for his weges said he was in the room when ~— ry, & first er he ‘a in advance. “on b ’ ee ; ba” Po 4 #v tt of 56 put the money in the sar a ' e ight re- the morning. She misseg . in cash’ money at 4 p. m. ea Ee. es be - YOUR GAS HEA f TER } |: / shut If for any reason the out, ~ supply of gas is automatically 0 AN AUTOMATIC OT WATER HEATER This neat little fixture placed tn kitchen or bathroom enables A gp light and turn. off your gas water heater from either or both rooms. It lights the gas in your basement hop water heater from upstairs. Ante oy shuts off the gas when water s hot. 7 pilot light goes Easy te Install i Floor .. $15.00 2 Fioors .. $17.50 We sell to everybody at wholesale price DEPENDENT NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST 1119 CHESTNUT ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Send for Free Illustrated Cataleg. PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLY C0. (Reena et fee es | -4 «? a* oe wee ewe ee Ss ; 5 Tr > teins Ss 4 ructed, finish. O5 0.00 1.50 41.75 | $1.75 Value » °¢ . be if Fit +3 ‘ ’ hs 7%. - i mt ¥ s. Ar *eF se , . : ; > i. J We are giving away absolutely free of charge, with every purchase of $50 or over, your ows choice of a beauti- ful Bridge or Jun ior Floor Lamp. Polychrome stands, weighted bases, Georgette silk shades in gorgeous colors. Only one te a customer. — Read the description of each room and see for yourself the tremendous values. The rooms are complete — m- cluding many extras not ordinarily included! A Bargain possible only at Franklin! Kitchen | An attractive and serviceable & piece Breakfast Set in your choice of several color patterns, and in addition, a modern finish kitchen cabinet with flour sifter, spice containers, etc., aB a splendid black enamel gas range and a 3-door side-icer _ refrigerator. — Folding Porch Chair Compact folding Porch Chair, for porch, sun parlor, lawn or camping. Special, 89c Da-Beds, Pads $20.75 Da-Bed and Mattress. .$13-95 $32.50 Da-Bed and Mattress.. $19.69 $37.50 Automatic Da-Bed and Mattress s20.% $40.00 Englander Automatic Ua | - gad Maelivess.........- _.$35.00 $77.50 Kroehler Da-Bed, 50 Jacquard Velour......-- $59. Linoleum and $16.75 Congoleum Rug, 9x12... 7-95 $18 Congoleum Rug, 9112. ..- $12 $29.75 Linoleum Rug, 9x12. . $18.50 $1.25 Per Yard Remnants, yard. --- $1.00 Per Square Yard Congoleum, 75¢ $1.50 Square Yard Armstrong's. $4- —_ BUY NOW Your Purchase STORED FREE Delivered Any Time a —«—~ ~ a Congoleum Rugs ‘ public trict of Jugo-Slavia by the Daily et AMBIT OF MISSOURI SCENIC. PAINTINGS pisplay Will Be on View in Republic Bank Building Beginning May 23. | The experiment of an art exhi- | pition in the business center will | tried next week, when the sec- ond annual display of paintings | esenting the ecenic charm of uri will be helé@ at the Re- Bank building, 716 Locust | greet, The exhibition will open | Monday. May y | | a | | Not a sale of odds and ends!...Not | last season’s Hats... But a | ' ' 1927 bands. . styles... . The .. .Newest New | .. Choice of over s at $1.77. By ‘ment was made j , , | about the time the K« | sion of the ; at the point of pistols and escaped | i with betwe. Ss | hope for the rescue of eight trapped by a gas explosion itn the | Shannon branch mine of the Cen- tral Pocahontas Coal Co., near here today workers tonight. almost to where it was expected the | men would be found and _ ports from the mine said there was | no chance of any of the entombed ' men being brought out alive. | Up Discussion of 6-Day | Week Tomorrow. | The 638 delegates to the trien- nial convention of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers closed the first week’s session yesterday and departed for Hot Springs, Ark., on special trains over the Missouri |Pacific for a week-end holiday. | The convention opened in the ‘st Louis University Gymnasium, | West Pine boulevard and Spring ‘avenue. last Monday and will con- The first four days of the meeting were | devoted to the organization of ‘committees and addresses by a / number of prominent visitors. Following the return of the delegates from Hot Springs tomor- row morning the first of a number of important questions affecting the 65.900 railroad telegraphers in the United States. Canada, Alaska ‘and the Panama Canal Zone will ‘be brought up for discussion. © |_10-PIECE LIVING-ROOM SUITE COMPLETE, $95 | In- | cluded in the subjects which prob- | ably will | ‘six-day working week on all rall- 'roads. The latter proposal woul learry provision for “over time” for ‘Sunday work. Leaders of the or- der declined to discuss the prob- lable decision of the delegates !n these matters. be discussed are 15-day | vacations with pay annually and a} SHELTONS BACK NEXT WEEK Gangsters to Ke Taken to Spring- | field, Ml for Retrial. clated Press. SrPRINGFIELD, Iil., 'Carl, Earl and Bernie gangsters to whom Federal Judge Fitzhenry granted a new frial wil, be returned to this city early | next week from the Federal prison at Fort Leavenworth. J. E. Me- Ciure, United States Marshal! for the Southern, IlHnots District said 'today he had received instructions ' from the Department of Justice Weshington to send a deputy after them. They were sentenced to 35-year Py the Aas May | in ; ter.ns for a mail robbery at Co!- | linaville, TIl., tn 1925 but on the 1 cou.fession of perjury by a state Dia has mnd> witness obtained a new trial. | trict Attorney Provine | no plans to retry them. $10,000 FOR SCHOOL SURVEY Carnegie Funds to Be Used tn Mid- dle States and Maryland. ty the Associated £. PHILADELPHIA, May 14.—Re of a prant of $1 900 Corporation, IPF EL] mnine ceipt from which work of the commission of Colleges and secondary schools of the Middle States and Maryland was announced today by Dr. E. D. Grizzell of the University of Penn. sylvania, chairman of the commis. sion. The grant makes possible a eur- vey of secondary schools within the | the | territory as the first step in preparation of an accredited that will ald the secondary schools in establishing contacts with high- er edu 2! insti S, DETROIT BUYS A REMBRANDT Purchase of “The Salutation” Is Announced in London. the Assocrinted Presse LONDON, May list 14.—Announce- | by Captain | dlers, to the Sunday | Express, that Rembrandt’s famous painting “The Salutation” had been bought by Detroit. He declared that this work has an unrivaled pedigree. It cam: originally from the collection of the King of Sardinta, later was) hung in Vienna and came to Eng- | land in 1807. Knoedlers purchased it in 1924 from Alfred de Roths- child. BANK HELD UP ON DERBY DAY Two Men Steal $1000 From Lonis- today Healy. of Kno: | eville (Ky.) Depository. | By ¢t Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 14.—At | ntucky Derby g run at Churchill Downs; here today, two men took posses. | Market Exchange Bank | W cru Oein n $4900 ay $2900. . McMahon, president of the | ‘ i | bank, and employes were locked In | the bank basement. NO HOPE FOR 8 MEN IN MINE pecial to the Pre Dispatch. WELCH, W. Va.. May 14.— — BUYS THIS OUTFIT Imagine! A gracefully designed Landau Cedarized Living-Room Suite consisting of full-sise overstuffed davenport, comfortable club chair covered with the finest quality velour. Choice of many beautiful patterns, and seven other pieces, including a room-size Axminster rug for only $95. will create the highest enthusiasm among thrifty buyers. Be here early. FREE DAVENPORT TABLE POLYCHROME LAMP END TABLE SMOKING STAND Fea CONSOLE MIRROR ia ‘a Khel) HIN y) a i Ralf af With a Living-Room ” uite 10-Pc. Landau Cedarized Overstuffed Suite 95) At Carroll's acy Terms. FREE! 50-PIECE DINNER SET BUFFET MIRROR | | f e Nese Po / e ir ~ ; : o i My DELIVERS THIS COMPLETE OUTFIT 12-Piece Dining-Room Outfit Complete A sensational dining-room offer. Nine splendid pieces in rich walnut finish on gumwood, with 50-piece dinner set, buffet mirror and room-size Axminster rug, all complete for only $89. Newest style. Large, beautifully designed buffet, china cabinet, large extension table, armchair and five side chairs. With Carroll’s Easy Terms. [8-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFITS, $118] Now, beauty and cOmfort at a low price. A Four-Piece Bedroom Suite—of attractive lines and sturdy construction, with bench, rocker, 50-lb. cotton mattress, Simmons springs, and room-size Axminster rug, all for only $118. The Suite consists of large dresser, beautiful triple-mirrored vani:y, roomy chif forobe and full-sized bed, all finished in two- tone walnut on gumwood with artistic decoration. With Carroll's Easy Terms. =I] CARROLL Purniture Company 1116 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. © Geaeeee © Game? 9 Ga CES OC CD 6 a Quality Merchandise — Truthfully Advertised — Truthfully Sold "89 FREE MATTRESS BENCH SIMMONS SPRINGS PAY $1 A WEEK 8-Piece Bedroom Outfit Complete © GasmerS Geer O Gamer O ae © Goon? @ Ganaad @ Gumaa® @ Ganaad © GUN « | 12-PIECE DINING-ROOM OUTFIT, $89 | ? em — er ee ape) Me nce NO 0 aa - “ ” be Pewee bid . ¢ y . “ey eofreg. torr Sues - m 2 i : ‘ aa Ot cep ia “a a 7 ve oe ‘f 1 * . . “= wae ily eve d en eee OM i ie AE OE by AO ely ‘ ee a an fe Spee nme Se tig , ee fo hte of - owe . y . prs sy ° ‘ 4 , Fenty ; q ¥ sa tess he vente: * : yaw. 8S ph Sng Sap 1, emi te ~tawr Seman . ne eee b : a? aE OE sal t , cnet rd . — — ~ . . ~ . — . : - ; oe, , eee ae « . - i re ; . - Zz a y 2 he aid . ». ms tm . he ET ob “ee ienpmtns —- ~ » ee Oe, yy ree ee chan nee ~~ a hero te rn Suey + Are aan don ee Yh oe as a . ba ate ; ° _ 4 4 a = al ..¢ arm oe YD pet ete ane BO - balk «ott J at c p 4 Rae Ry at ogy rete ee re P fs recwiny! oh i 9 uy — f ial = TS Str eae Ve ee jae 4 - 2 4 ai - i Sts » wy TE" a ) oy oe out —- > ‘ ont ‘ eyo 7 *: lied 9 '° aline Owe) 5 see poera ( iy Le Nie wht hana elite” on. ae ", Meee reatien Ga - one ae en, ee eee er tane Peasant based ae Netugths cede + vee zt > ‘3

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ MORNING, MAY 1d, 1927 ——— : PAG E 14 EE — ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eae - SU NDAY IC aN ‘" oh . J a | at h afternoon’s New York onals today at “ | wnehing seh p,| the here two ye 2 | honic Victrola above itz TRY - - - by general manager C. Bruce provided for eacn cake t s ., » ar howlit ) Dit, ‘yp : . the Orthop . oe RS 8, ee 5. CURRAN 7, PETERS _ ELE CTRIO 3, gages Head. The meeting opens May 28 jraceés with the purses rangin 4 Page noun ; he rel ; ri4 ay annvaing P , announcement aaa s c tts . imitators. Drop in todey— Wurlitzer any ! Ts 5 | BRHE | — ABRHE | and continues for 32 davs. The!%1000 to $1500. In addition yc a me ht te oe fewark | maad Dr. Margaret Bell, in H dap tra ~ — 2 | is the world's largest Victrola dealer, 32 ¢ | Gagtones | - bo =p > 37 |racing re tions in the book are fixed stakes including the eng Craestiose = apie | , ‘odin. ‘ai iwsical lucation for; at tn rASViL0e, » © = 2 Kroft ig | Coyle ot... E gul ty? - he vents of ternational! pion ine ail ' hg tespathy zu? Digiovar Bi a ‘those recently adopted by the Illi-| mount Derby and five © pein , te tha Glanta’: oat 7. women om | —SPECIAL— {nots Turf Association, of which’ $5000 each the program provides’: S ti , : | VICTROLA, is: Very oe e WuRIiIZER 1006 OLIVE STREET 4 a > me — i Bel ef €, Rortheott 1 wnmisncneebt IH OOMOOO been eOOOOr: 2 T > 2 ee > Reaeck (2). Base on dalla—O! f Diet. ' ’ pric ’ ‘ :. it r , a — rs helm. 8: off Dempee' 6 Siry I nelm. 5: by ga ar gl AUCTIONEERS > pases—Ortt ice, 3: Electr , | 3m. -Umpitre—Wm. Kr eger. Scorer—A. irthensonn. jis—Off Curr ff Herzberg ae ets Pay ag | | Left on dat urran Coal. 11; Pete: CAHOKIA 18, C ‘3 | =: 3 ; ones 4 Lt > raz Lae Imp. ; " - 6 4 R. Murphy. Couns A. , | i » : BB ' ie AB RILK. REE. | ar are | BEN SELKI ' BUTER 13, R. ISLAND 6 NcG'e 96. ¢* .- wa “Sig 7 | J. we x uw ig oto is) -235O0 De) ow ae Titre | MOE ISSD, | BOTLEN BR | raat AUCTIONEERS AND | REpriee, Tis; ones OFFI Lo OUR BUYERS HAVE MADE ASTOUNDING PURCHASES FROM SOME OF THE LARGEST ‘WHOLESALE | oon GanFIELs RECEIVER’S BANKRU ; HOUSES AND MANUFACTURERS IN AMERICA—THE BACKWARD SEASON THE CAUSE—BE SURE AND ATTEND} | cLSHION BOOTERY, Inc., 3483 t =H 506 NORTH SEVE T1 | | eT wo-mase ‘hite— ee. TUESDAY, MAY 17TH. 5 | nola, Newton, Michel iy Kroner. “Three | - al Pursuant to an order of the United $e : |] suneeieretert. Beacel its—E. Kro- > 4 : this division and district and subject GO YZ ] : Vv. Oo 6 | , 4 P , rone! . ie ninlll 3 i ( a gst Love, Mc- will sell for the undersigned Receiver, Ti S ters. > : bases ot orth. Double} Stef? 3 Arnolé 8. Struck out—b; | Spring shades and styles, Zippers, ete { . “hairs. Cash Register, Check Protecte CAMPING GOODS DEPT. | AUTO ACCESSORIES | CUTLERY DEPT. SHOE DEPT. BEDD'NG DEPARTMENT Chairs, Cash Register, Check | Protec 7 . . . : Or3orw Ou ang | Oe-*>-489 + & BOO BO BD | Oe ad 60n5 C060 OOo pe - Oo ae) > ,>* LPO Of & o> ! lt wo ee ee pate & ~ i , : ~~ ns! : 4 to @ & ~ > a > iy ched Da.i-—b * rr aman ‘eu oC 3 ujuut ¢ wr &u 0! = er 4. of: Stan nze | rut in 3 0, Bod on n bases—Younty BED SHEETS The property will be offered in bulk aor ic ty Beg Be | $16.50 AUTO TENTS | $3.75 AUTO HORN | 50c GENUINE GILLETTE | MEN'S S2&S3LEATHER | 90c B wins Cael | WALTER L. METCALFE, Receiver ——= " ot By. Busanko, 6: bs Sehoelikopit 4. 42-8 innings, off Stanse, oye hit, no | | | PRenaigeaiscivene on HOUSE SLIFTERS Bleached. sise 72x90 tnche® iy aon Liberty Central Trost ide ieee! ses "Tyan pe runs in one inning. Lefs og ‘bases | ? Employed Boys —— i ‘ Ton BANKRUPTCY 4v Buti bros. 8. ck _itiand fs ime— | Ly Creamer + r a $48 W. P, Wall Tents, $1 Beveled Aute Mirror 40c pkg, Razor Blades tor Sem 15c $3 Khaki Bed Comforts, now $1.59 = OF Tires, tubes. Balioon beg y= - —— pie ~ “ ms 10; off ‘ lood Covers, Se wers, S ig hte riple A. i } | kon “Base on balle—Oft Williams 10: ° 14r16-f. .........-.--G32SO | $3.59 Outlook Beveled Mirror...99c 5) neneilt Cede Gaey...O@e 1 GF $4 Fancy Cot Pads, this week, $2.89 Scabbers, Heaters, Connections, Curtsina, Ges Ege tang Ba usec. Lorin Secne | So SEiee JO eogta Poe UL SH8 Auta Waters! Tents, $20.95 | $1 siraw Seat Pads, nor 05 Hair Clippers, size 00....69¢ | jaaueme ———_ lg gy rgers, Stop Lights, Of), ete. Fixt $12.50 Combination Auto Bed. $7.95 » Sera ment; fully 3 i * seek ee a iw. = Phage ef, , a guaranteed; as CLOTHING DEPT. wi: = nue a] "A 4 i The property will be offered in bulk and . illustrated ; ; CASH gIVINGSTOX, ; | ' ’ zg : is ; j ‘ Ps s : (s! dN, rustee _ | x prin : ' : ir 4 yltd NA Bae : ——e wrantixe FOLDING \\ }) tv Men's Oxfords, te $7, pai _.$3.9 | i “4 iM TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY GLASG OW 13, R. 7. 4n.13. | : Sieateeetnas wo ce ae ' — ¢ - . JY) = For boys and girls. Men's $5 Kid Leather Shoes, $2.99 -Y| aI MEYER HOUSE FURN GLASGOV 1. J. & R . L. Pet. . LL. Pot . NE = : mt 1 l% it ! \BRHE ARRIVE Triple 0 1.009 [Frisco XL. 1 333 Total - ] tal 28 0 C COTS eieearen = ‘ pee aggre baggie $4 Work Shees. oi! trea'ed... $2.99 4 1 \' 3240 SOUTH GRAND nberger Mo rmick > 4 ¥. si : } 667 vurran ++ 3 ie] 3 ‘ in a: 7 4 6— P : : green, ‘ete. All have Men's $3 MoccasnW ork Shoes $i 99 “4 A shay it THURSDAY, —_ 4 bee made a but 3 Pete Optimist 2 7 x , . : 5 - ! cordurey collars with , Papeete ' = - +. % 4 | Pursuant to an order ore Ol Le al el ~. ws : Two » hit— a. ananrh rT e-t ‘ $2 LAWN BENGH collar atrap. aa ery Mer s $i 256 High-Top Boo's. $8.35 r J . ; ey a >. Nm me a we will , OQ rossinan and C..Groseiman. Time Coat a rantee: to , , & ty re ides iliaiees te 2h. Umpires—T. J. Mont may non a Size« : Men's $8 Hich-Top Bocis, - $4.35 A , WT Roch e2b 4 . — 6 ht wrer T SS) Sia Riley | WEST : 0 ae . Bn * Mattresses, Dishes, Rugs. Bric a Brac Pian, ZION 8, ST. MATHEWS * WESTERN UNION red or green with & $3.50 Elec. Toaster, oven type, $1.99 Men's Rubber Hip Boots, pair, $4.95 \ : ia Aiding “Machine, iron ‘sate. Store. Line} ST. MATH! ows at slat seat and back rest nm : “a c j ;' : rty will be offered in Dulk 8 | Zorumsk $310) Nolan 1? ...310G6 | $5 Star Reversible Toaster...$2.98 i, $5.50 Red Rubber Knee Bovis, $2.97 78 te : RAYMOND A. KLOKER, Trustee rap - a iy eee Oe ~ ABR! Ej} broke 3b ..$ 0, Durasuski p 3120 finished in natnral ~s ts ‘ Bide. s ee . ce! U0 2 Merkie Gh . V ainw right $3 Elec. Tourist iron, now $3.50 Elec. Iron, 6 ibs., now $1.69 a AMERICAN STORAGE | Star-Rite Jr. Waffle lron....$2.98 a\e wad Eee $§ Cantilever Tackle Box FLOORCOVE a cee 4 DELMAR BO $8.50 Hold-Heet Waffle iron.. $3.79 mM \\ i ner tS $1.25 Steel Rod, 3 icinis, 7-9 #.. 908 $5 Star Elec. Vibrators Ae oe hab ae $1.25 Multiplying Reel, click ...- FLOORCOVERINGS : wn TOR ST ORAGE Vilv INDEPENDENT 7, EBENEZER 6 $16 Hold-Heet Urn Percolators, $8.75 s |} oe ; $1.20 Trout and Perch Flies, doz., 25¢ 50¢ to 75¢ VALUES | HOUSEHOLD GOODS EBENEZER: || M. WNS 14, -,C8 — FURNISHING GOODS es fe : $1.75 Silk Casting Line, 20 ibs. 89 —, FURNITURE 4 J . ‘* - ‘, “ ‘ p " . ee oe ‘ a , Nf rmVNS, } ri‘ GA. ‘ (seems , . Brit’) | Besos ON aoe s } y. @ s tr . | + 1 NS n Sm > we : r * sa ’ TSehth Oh ‘ $1.50 Double Cane-Seat Chairs... $2 MEN'S $2 IMP. ENGLISH : CIGARETTES aii ie. 4 fi . | STOVES Missouri Pacific «| memo . ~~ ee ae oa ING INE t ~ S 18, eastern, RS 1. NGIN} Rei STEER: Qe Canvas Folding Chairs @ BROADCLOTH| gf Ares ONC 50¢ oe Folding Stools _ SHIRTS =f ‘ . age ap 1] ° an INA $5.50 Gasoline Camp Stoves..$3.75 Piedmonts, ET 5 Fodog tmp Tal, we, 8279 | /Y\ $4 AND S5SLICKERS | 13'0)"sc. BEL $20 Couch Hammock, Stand, $14.95 , i For men and sania col te ~ Fancy Beach Umbrellas $5.95 sh young mien, ¢ 1 Oe 15-pe. Granite Camping Set... $1.99 | | : women and PER CARTON . . ’ i~ wv eS ny \ ~ ’ ’ at | Cow av ~~ ' 4 "7 ~~ EMME. attac bed with collar strap. The genuine, well- x ‘ oii JULIAN mM. GIBSON BEN | hoice kn aT} bier Rolans ; 7.95 . styles; all . : Neponset Rugs, 9112-ft., perf, $ = Vice-President . imperted C igar s: rm Fine Trousers, up to $8, pair.. $3.95 | Bo x: ‘ONTATNING $7.50 Wool Inerain Rugs, 6x9. FOR HOUSEHC Men's $2 Golf Knicker ir..98 “6 grain Rugs, . 4908 DELMAR BC ¥ a ‘a eee On $1.50 Rag Rugs, large size, new, i, ; , Sears ; : a + 5 3 0) Kind ; 0 | 2 Re aay 4 ¥ : at 1s ee asened ne Men s 2-Pe. Work Suits, now. $2.98 sale 99 c g - gs, ¥ a 59¢ 2 FRIDAY, MAY 20TH. PRT. Ac rs &, G EN. ace c TS 1 Bs Rows | ; , a > vele 3 00 7 Fotals....283 2 ace —— wood; gold- 1 Boys’ $11.50 Spring Suits : $6.95 sn C Vecea LOOT mais, good sizt, IE | = = We will offer for sale about 86 sew PNERAL A‘* - FRT. A oes t = Far ‘ f ‘ ] . are Se - 2 ern oak fi 3 3 ee, TERMS CASH. at 13 ' : , o i r c , . eee bel ~ _ > € / ne = i 4 ood f 2 / : - 7 i | \ , ’ P . . “a es ue cf Ri Deal 2b .. R Wp 1 623 2 ,i po eaom BOUus : es £2 een ish. Om aale : ‘ AGA: BASEMENT SPECIALS = BEN J. SELKIRK “fner Sb .3010 Lehr 2> —"@. . a. Bee a és ee hoe page ' ~ . saa { fy} ss gees 2 AUCTIONEERS oe” #4 ; cn ) ae ome ' 4 oe 3 aie. oe » bite _ Hu n Basement. , Bit | ——— £ 5 es 2h 2010S Ee ya : eo ff Hubbe 5. off Bueheit 4. Struck yi niente $1.25 Alum. Percelators, 10-cp S96 9 ~h : . mt . : F Z £4 \ skillfully talilered. eon. : ¥ = . ) 3 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cae Wy verviiliad MAM: deotinn MNS eS oe $1.75 Aluminum Roasters, now, SBC a 9 . 3 dig P Pe, ' a patterns. Large as- in. ° $? 4-Pe. Combination Cooker. ... 986 DEPARTMENT Pg | ae \ ee $1.25 Alum. Water Pails, 10-qt, 798 mang TTY Pepe BEY GBs ota son || MEMPHIS RED SOX oks 30 “i*) \ 3 ut $2 12-Q1. Preserving Keties....S0S agi PRS SESE OS Oe Sik went dee, ching, Mer” TRIUMPH OVER ST. WINDOW AWNINGS MEN’S S$! ATHLETIC } ‘$975 ua food Se $1.25 liicom Fry Pas _ Two-base nit—Wohiech! Infants’ $5 Stee! Cribs, new. AT LADIES’ — TO WEAR a a pees. LOUIS STARS, 6-4 re ~ 6 Inch. : eos ~e Jones, Stolen basee—M!! ‘oniseniag:t es! aan of UNION SUITS a Double plays—Pfiiffner to | O. Heron ae , The Memphis Red Sox tn the | ! é-on. atriped BS SE TUMBLERS E JEF , oh i “ P T Pu + . au . r. ; é . , ? . . r . \ Sa ~ no gg , | Tieton: Drewes | Roe Ae deny daa ae ¢ MEN'S FINE 2 WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH. = o clear eek “n account of owner retiring from ner, gnsanwtes duck. Choice. All cet MEN’S 75¢ | SUITS VALLES UP iO $1.75 ° ae = Plain, Re oa public auet ion te the highest Hier rm? ty > 7 ‘ Madeoerf — Poni Bae a 2 : 3 - x ' ’ : ‘ Si 76S. ; ‘ handmade, tong filler " ST. JAMES 27, JESUS EV. 1. Albert ¢ °..3'11) Burke If ...411 CHA Men's $2 Work Pants. a pair... 99c handmade, long filler Neponset Rugs, 9:10}, new, $4.95 3 AT aucTt i y \M ¢ JFsTs Ev an 7 nd ** ez . , : J ; r ; . ’ O ‘ MEN’S 35 FANCY . “ salute! y firet class. $10 Woo! Ingrain Rugs, 8112, $5.95 * NEW REFRIG 4 complete, full ok is>, uF *eo date by ‘ nore! tenner. S. FF gage oO , aut : cing we rest tibie fc the ; ae Ey ae ATHLETIC : Fer men and e% a ; for table use. o's tamee aes Forme, | szhuina 5 ptnandiipmennnemn : , a ig : | a bho ‘me to e vis ; | 7" Ay J Newest Sty le« youngk men, sam- + . . ; : ‘ GArfield R807 THREE TENNIS LEAGUES ' 64 : “ ‘ ca ‘ uP wep th ; UNION SUITS ples, neweast . ‘ & ; ee , rm 4 , ' ; i n” Shs j : : 4 : er om e- Values tp to 850 Spring patterns TO OPEN FIRST ROUND Reo ieth Sockucetee'sat ture | wih be planet date ee f | | 3 mh FURNITURE AUCTION MISSCURI AU 2007-09-11-15 MC licensed Auctioncers and Appraisers ( onaigned Merchandixe Solicited. rr nen Oh Oho OE.) aye ee Sener ne nee ee Russell rf. Roberson &b. 49 2+ 50c Granite Water Buckets SUITS louis district tennis doubles and =H ok Bernet and Broekes a os pas 65 24 FOR $| leagues will be played during the ” ass ; Welle 1 [a4 aa « ye coming week. Three bong ues have 95 No Telephone or Mail Orders During SIZES This Sale We Keserve the Right te Limit Quantities if Necessarr. ey Me MRO Whe ea era ae S| FRR a ely oe oe fe Rie eRe a ee a Riviere K 15 Ot per wie Re er s cee ete vaee ee SD ge over MEN’S 75¢ BLUE throughout the @eason, the fina! hee nie Min nad ees bea | be | L AR Y 0 S matches being set for the week of | er areal With : via fp or Sept. 11 to 17 a re a as | SEWrRaked brown enamel om angie steel frame, CHAMBRAY WORK The schedule for the first two A ree ve. Wwemts gre Petrix ' , “ weeks, ag announced by Chairman Murph Lannit 1 Alder vs R oot BE : = = = SHIRTS " ates 4 ' c et ® > 3 = ae 3 Karl Hodge, ts as follows: ees, |, Secreearset oy for sso neten 12012131 pee, ARMY GOODS STORE — Gia ain ‘bet th # " } of s1 av ‘sk wa gb« ' , . : oa ‘ > = % r on ner H agats . 4 a ee ) 5 . ‘ ;' — 5 As fil ustrated button - throuch ( 'S sy i AUCTION. SALE EVERY , wo } durin he week iy 1 . . ioe 5 ;e | ; PRIVATE os) — vs Tear meeting cturing tne meek ” , ' seit a th pockets. Sizes - | oe GOouU AT va * _atheele! « an 3 * ny on 7 is a ale ee M r . , - me ‘ . ‘“ , wT 4 Serres conser Mel te tins's Sa oT kote Hl $860 STEEL COTS sx $3.95 HINCTON Sola = an and Schwars gether again during ine ex of Bel! 4 | f by Polds bd . co , ——s as a ered serogetl iy ©. Bel 7 ? choice | oe = brown and Stuckman Jul . sl : SEND your WANT AD to the PC ee RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST C AUCTIONEERS AND Lucene Aven ee ee ee ef Aiey

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- Coach “ag “sated Press. GE, Mo.. today as irk Wesleyan Co}. yar di- College, Ber Ope Gs AY, ¥ ho has been at WoO Years, w *} ‘OIne Aathietic ill as _ Ps > . at “agen une ¥ RGEST WHOLESALE SE SURE AND ATTEND T8 A..M. BEDD'NG DEPARTMENT S$0c BED SHEETS size T2x90 Inches, "arty Ci \ Bieached., Birthdays Price Pillowcases, 42:36 in.....6 for 99e $5 Fancy Rayon Bedspreads. . $2.59 $4 Fey. Covered Bed Comforts, $1.99 $4 Fancy Covered Cot Pads...$1.99 $3 Khaki Bed Comforts, now $1.59 $4 Fancy Cot Pads, this week, $1.89 DRAPERY DEPT, $2 RUFFLED CURTAINS ah MA BL i a > eh long. Dept. Mans- gere’ Sale price, pair, $7 ae Pane! Curtains.......--$ $1.25 Lace Curtains, a pair.....5O0c 50c Drapery Cretonnes, yard.....25¢ FLOORCOVERING DEPT. FLOORCOVERINGS ove te 75¢ VALUES Cut From Full Rolls 5 mM al snmeh a6 DUR {- by «Birds Ne the Certsin-teed are perfect » rards, ONOMY, rmiade r st? FF Le! aie “GUARD. At ; . — et Bugs, 9112-#., perf., $7.95 Neponse! Rugs, 9x10}, new, $4.95 $10 Wool Ingrain Rugs, 9112, $5.95 $7.50 Woo! Ingrain Rugs, 6x9, $3.95 $1.50 Rag Rugs, large size, now, S9c 90c¢ Cocoa Door Mats, good size, S9C BASEMENT SPECIALS $! 2 hium. Percolators, JPeciAl... VICTROLA, Used Very ccs sees $35 WuR LIIZER 1006 OLIVE — $ 85; $1.25 Weekly AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS anes CLOSES LOWER IN THE WEEK END TRADE By the Agsoci ated Press NEW YORK. May 14.—Prospects § for | good weather } in the South over Sunday 4nd | rather smal ler domestic consumption fig ures for April than expected, were consid- ered for declines in the cotton market to- dav. July contracts sold off to 13.50c and iclosed at 15.53c, the genera) market clos- lines of 10 to 13 calves ing steady at net deciines of 1 Hoxs 8B 620 868 21.1 po e y Ss a € hee "D 79 LIVESTOCK PRIC MIXED PAST W Cattle and eee *e@-e nte. . R elatively firm Liverpool cables evident- 5.908 6 Bo! ly failed to make any impression of con oak sequence on sentiment here and the market +. 458 304 mules opened 5 points higher on May. but gener- Totals ...119.925 118.751 ailv 1 a 4 points lower under realizin together with some, local and Southern ge :}- (ing promoted by the better weather news, Comparatively light offerings were read- absorbed at initial prices, There seemed | to be a little trade buying in addition to | covering but selips hecame more active | fier the publication of the rag ag et? a large nis laced domestic consumption for pril | ho praca ges of through shipments ac [Th etry 140 bales. against 694.193 during I lee ov most of the run. Combined | March, and 577.678 during April last year. oy heavier than last week ang | While the co mparison with last year was last mo @ain over the correspond) nu | bullish. the failing off as compared with ranging PRs. -f cn see were mixed. catlie March appeared to be a little greater then classes whili > © bigher in the different) antieipated by local buyers At any rate lambs held to geste Pbed off. Old crop | selling became a little more active after ite lambs advan OP nar gi basis while Bpriliz Ey even though it may have been ruled ste; i suc to 50c and aged shee, | based on the better weather outlook rather ad Quality was a lacking feat |than on the consumption figures, ard the Cattle, hoz and horse and mule receipts showed increased volume here the past week although in the laiter named Class BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE, 713’, CHESTNUT STREET PHONE GARFIELD 1894 RECEIVER’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE FASHION BOOTERY, Inc., ALLEGED BANKRUPT 506 NORTH SEVENTH STREET TUESDAY, MAY 17TH. 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to an order of the United States District Court for this division and district and subject to approva) thereby, we will sell for the undersigned Receiver, the following:— About 1500 Pairs Ladies’ High Grade Shoes including the new Spring shades and styles, Zippers, etc. FIXTURES: 24 Shoe Chairs, Cash Register, Check Protector, Typewriter, Cubinets, Desks, Mirrors, 2 Fans, Vacuum Cleaner and Shelving. The property will be offered in bulk and in detail subdivisions. TERMS CASH. WALTER L. METCALFE, Receiver 1001 Liberty Central ‘Trust Bldg. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE SENATE PRINTING & STATIONERY COMPANY 401 NORTH THIRD STREET TUESDAY, MAY 17th 2:30 P. M. ‘der of Referee in Bankruptcy we will offer 1 MODERN EMBOSSING MACHINE. TERMS CASH. BEN J. SELKIRAK & SONS, ROYAL L. COLBURN, Trustee, Auctioneers. Security Bldg. TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE NATIONAL TIRE & ACCESSORIES CO. AT THE TIME AND PLACES STATED BELOW Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bank- rurtcy for Mus (ivi imio n and district and #1) hjiect to appro. nl ther eby, we will sel] for the undersigned Trustee, the followi: 1115 CHESTNUT STREET WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH. Large and complete lines of Automobile Balloon Tires, Tubes, Balloon Wheels, BEN. J, SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 10:30 A. M. Tires and Accessories, Cord and Radiators, Cushions, Radiator Fronts, Hood Covers, Seat Givers, Stop Lights. Head and Side Ligh s. Tire Covers, Snubbers. Heaters, Connections. Curtains, Gaskets, Bumpers. Chains, Wrenches. Horne, Fenders Spark Plugs, Storage Batteries, Spee ost Blog Gauges. Wind- shield Wipers, Bri Lining Mac} ne, etc. Fixtures: Floor Cases, Shelving, Cash Register, Safe, Typewriter, etc 7265 MANCHESTER AVENUE WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH. a P.M. Complete stock of aufomobije accessories including ‘8, Radiators, ) ‘7 , ai liead etc, Fixtures: Lieries, Ra Shelv ‘ " ’ 1? ; / » Tie’ Let = us L;01TiB, ‘ ‘ (,aSK ets, TERMS dg. SELKIRK & SONS Auctioneers in detail subdivisions. BEN. The bulk and CASH, ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee 510 Lecust Street TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE MEYER HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 3240 SOUTH GRAND BOULEVARD THURSDAY, MAY 19TH. 10:30 A. M. and Pursuant to an order heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy, subject to approval therebr, we will sell for the Trustee of this estate. the following property: One 9-pi ece Dining-Room Set, Bed@. Dressers, Phonographs, End and Uccasiona}) Tables, Mirrors, Costumers, Table, Boudoir and Bridge Lamps. Fernery, 1 6-piece Breakfaet Set, Kitchen Cabinet. Torchiers., Sry king Stands, Mattresses, Dishes, Rugs, Bric a Brac Piano, Desks, Typewriter, Burrouche Stove, Linolenm, Fan, ete. Adding .Machine, Iron Safe. in bulk and in detail. TERMS CASH. he property will be offered RAYMOND A. KLOKER. Trustee BEN. Jd. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers Wainwright Bide. _ AUCTION SALE! LANGAN & TAYLOR STORAGE CO. AND AMERICAN STORAGE & MOVING CO. SAT 4908 DELMAR BOULEVARD FRIDAY, MAY 20th 10:00 A. M. | FOR STORAGE CHARGES HOUSEHOLD GOODS FURNITURE PIANOS STOVES PHONOGRAPHS BOOKS CHINA BEDDING LINENS RUGS CARPETS ETC, And many other desirable and useful articles. TERMS CASH. JULIAN M. GIBSON BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS ___ Vice-President — - Auctioneers AT AUCTION NEW REFRIGERATORS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE 4908 DELMAR BOULEVARD FRIDAY, MAY 20TH. 10:30 A. M. offer for sale about 60 new Refrigerators, all crated ready for TERMS CASH, BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS We we) shipment. elkirk Auction & Storage Co. SALES OF ALL KINDS SOLICITED. F HOUSEHOLD GOODS = REGULAR SALE OF & THURSDAY. ; 1808 CHOUTEAU Est, 1830 Garfield 8897 ee ee ——mnnmm © AT AUCTION LADIES’ READY TO WEAR AND ed eee STOCK 1647 S. JEFFERSON A WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH. 10:30 A. M. pt ~~ x BCenh ii: nt of er retir ing from business we wv ij ] Oj ffe T for eaie at BOue auct to the highest bidder for cash Ladies Dresses eh date Millin “ig Piece Goods, Ribbons, Wall Cases. Mirrors, Dress Fo s, O0 yards Carpet, Cane L. R. Suit and Household Goods. ig STORAGE CO. GArfield 8897 A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION AGE 10-12 Choutean Av. Paes at at ae ey FURNITURE AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY MISSCURI AUCTION CO. 2007-09-11-15 MORGAN ST. Licensed Auctioneers CKEntra: 2572—CEatrel 9450 and Appraisers n Consigned Merchandise Solicited. Wholesale and Reta'! Private Sales Baily R.U. LEONORI AUCTIOI, CO. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Lucas Aven Telephone JEfferson 8775. AUC TION. SAL E EVERY FRIDAY 10:00 A. 3501-07 ete slieni ts sicer run here and few |lowest prices of the cay were reached in cluded. Th A 5 good Ciass were jin- | late trading. ‘at whict © week's hest Price was $12 of? to 15.53¢, October to ttle sold amber of loads of Kansas December to 16.04c, or 11. to ee eold and one from native territors lower. Last prices were e , ment ‘and a ona the prime require | shade up from the lowest on covering. | active move or it jin this class were mos Private cables said that some early hedge } mum énciion — though showing the maxi-|selling in Liverpool had been absorbed by | | Early ek eeaTee at the week's: end. trade calling. covering and Manchester buy- de Cex trading was activ ali ing and the market there was 5 to 6 points poe * and higher ev; | better than due on the New York close of | week “99 4 -* cha nging however f om mid iE riday. Manchester advices reported a isold in a anee . or all steers for the weex | emall cloth turnover and said that the new | | steers pread of $8 to $11 Butcher | minimum prices for yarns made of Ameri- and yearlings sold well early in the |Ccan cotton were checking business. The ‘amount of cotton remaining on shipboard at the close of the week awalting clearance i + tonal but . ee ater On and Closed 25c vn tter kinds Plain offerings not | ori estimated at 115.670 bales. againgt last year. changed. Top mixed and 6traight heifers New York Cotton | @eso reached 311 which represanis the high | 91.162 | ,est for the year on etraight heife: oe eta | equals the year’s top 2 Bit ~ | this class sold from day period Bes on a strong r asta, > tO 25¢ lower. Bulk | NEW YORK, May 14.—Following the, cutters tag +O, $3. 20 A ty vy ,@harp recovery of. nearly $2 a bale, the mainly from § fact that today’s consumption f1 = were) > ani ers ae ft mF, $4. to less than expectations nd gol | kind 31 figure or rong natiy conditions were decided! y ‘ 4MiaS INA! ntat inde a fj rm Ast — ’ 7. the South, led to selling throug out . fore par of today’s ar’r ’ nh mixed. ulk « - “ to S10.50) sue the COW #8 el ised thie cutters barely | of be: af offer se In | steady and canne rs li 7 pres: | the : itton market. a inne ten dence late: r lo red a ek, a Contracts wer om for sale on the opening. ' On all grades. He ayy bent | bulls from 1600 ‘and the market eased off 15 points, car- pout ur ide and UD Were «s? fowe! moOverea thr ryi! iw Cctober 30) points helow the est out the weak § thi has pr: vineaie’ nee. rt paare a. a the year, with final quotatio: 3| ie case, buyers sh owing @ preference ¢,,; | showing @ loss of 10 to 13 ne, the | | bull: medium a: “e lig t var letles Pulk beet day. Spots were reduced } poin “ Lo | | ——" g- * 0 3 vU. bulk bologn bulls | 15.65. er: wiles $4.50 to “es 5 tty ARE Or cattle on mods rare supple seed the period at no chemuke th: ugh i steer and she ; stuff. Ve Ai caivesg | week D0c to 75e higher ;¢ D beet kinde } a an proportion whl le ne avy and throw lveg showed 7 oO chat nge. Clos y os ES $12 25 with ie ® cut +i oe ’ High. Li May 15.5 ) 7: he 4.—Cntton futures 1é Sic. July, 15.6 December, 16.10c; Sean o throwoute throughout gold apes yearlin 28 0. May - av. oh 0. 97 ie: = | Moderate to Heavy M vd Octobe T 1¢ ry -— > nga Hog Run. rave to he avy receipts with p eepiagee (> _- ? DPrrees ! lower levels were featured ters || New Orleans Cotton | otal supplies |; ! BO cc ty J W eel: 1.783 Ba buy ini ‘ ar “S 4 + v "e ase 700 iol Irae} | ne i; ~ rs , t fit ete | t mney +} ‘ pe . c a" v4 wo J iV 15 5 thi 7 t rs al nun 986. Saat quiet, 16. ORL EARS May 14.—Cotton fu- | ‘losed steady at a net decline of 138 5» points. January 18.00 bid: May - October 15. 8-82: De- 17 points down: | with NEW T) 1 the are when. light = } og ti ip dre ) "s: ’ RE 5 pew low on autre , “4 n 1 iy 39.6 beg ‘avies di + emt pet ee So WrIcRoIo ay M ay May LS ; Decem! NEW ORLEANS. tures opened ste oe ons) (yetoher 3.3 7 ] . es . eu ‘ » i wo i iry. ‘ April ton “4 38c bid: Jul: 16. O8 . + quaimiaagenilpinetanna Cotton Consumption Year Ago. WASHINGTON. May 14.—Cotton con- ring . pri otaled 61%, 140) bales | nd 66.957 bales of lint coi 694.193 of lint and 68,1 i Fows Inter rn M4TC (his geal and ‘s ‘ iinters in “april Over the week closed . ' SG 5c ad heslle ae 3 be | tii a 3 mainiv from } we a with suthern ho }- ; stton on hand April 30 was held as) No We: n co neumi ne establishmente 1.884.093 bove received al ©29.°40 of linters com: | f the qualitv ‘with i ane 5b0. of lint and 226.987 wae evidenc f th of linte: ym March 31 this year. and # was @ 181.914 of linters on fairly decer own to e700 ner cw? Lambs Close Stead v. Lies peared O24 linte rs wD Com | Wi AD! r, Pit + a ‘ ~ . = , ’ : r 1 6609 AY. Mandir reck | tion smd active aun ing, Boe um- fruality / 32.592 4 pared 32.019, | hive Math thie pear ond Eee | 37.519 bales rch this vear Fe ba — *« year and 51 , Entel rs in April l: ¥ ork | Cottonseed Oil. 14.—-C¢ vear. Nev ’ \V \ tte nee ed : So ne: M: 4¥ "AY rust 7: v. Louis Spot Cotton. is unchanged fn St | including some emall at $2.60; £9 out. 4 cara No. : track, } do $4. ?0). | Alabama triumphs $4.50: 90 ii Texas triumphs $4.50: m-| Louisiana sacked creoles $3.25 11 yellow $2.25 to $2.75; | Cateves 9s to 1 $ Brew ( E— Market was quiet and R, Jobbing _ a California iceberg He $4 to $50 (fancy do 34.25 and 4s sa 30 to $4.50 to $4.75 aleo, 48 and hs (slimy) del, Home-grown box loose as in = — MU cHROOMS—-Mi seourl in carto 20¢ er , ib. for No. 3. 40¢ for Suttons and e for select and | STARD GRI 2Aaec ner box loose. ° PARSL EY—New Orleans curly. $7.50 to red per No. | $8 per bharrel New Orleans Spot. NEW ORLEANS. May 14.—B8pot cott on | ™ : middling. 16.1t-: rece.pte, 1202: ' ' - ‘ f : i » 2 e n - Quotations— in | Slaughter pne acie): 7008 Chicago Cotton, to choice pambe e183 to $15.59: medi Ww rood $13.7 ium $12! . CHICAGO ; 7h vi n ara’ Y} 1 A f closed s (15 54e Januarr. 16 Mav 14 —Cotton futures | e fv. llows Mav. 15.38c: Jniv | October 15.93c: Decer ber 16.13c: 15 Ce! crop. totale fr m . | nourse ; ¢ ative ‘$4 50 for 8*-row bores PAGE 1% Financial and wh ‘Industrial Briefs NEW YORE. May 14. Ladium Steel earned 41 cents a share s the first quarter. againat 74 cents in the first Ui last vear Ps, income declining to $55.573 from $100.471. | First wae 85:18 net income of aa i Carbon was 118. share. cx pared at ith S69. firet quatres of 1926. or $1.72 a share | Freight traffic on . the Atchison, Topeka x Sante Fe picked up in the week ended Ma 13. the road handling 36.355 car- loa is. against 63,395 & year ago. i Walworth Comp. any and earned 35 cents a sham on in the first quartep. atter dends, with net profit of $128.000 in trast to $1.26 a share in auarter and net orofit of the first quarter last vear net $16).829 was reported. Mexican Seaboard | Petroleum report net for the first quarter, see the ona oof Oil and International $517.908 before depletion CORN STRENGTH IS seubeidiarice comnion preferred divi-' con- the nreceding $401,133, In loes of charges. against profit of $106. or gpcere depletion in the same _berivd of The New York Cotton Exchange Thomas J. Beauchamp has been $°9.000 to Edward E. Bartlett Other. ’ ivious transaction. Rnilding contracts awarded in York in April are put at $87,965, 700°" F. W. Dode* Corporation. a 30 per cent from the total 1926, but 1925. The month's figures were 2 cent less than in March, Sufficient stock o “of “the | understood to have been deposited the reorganization plan to make it ative. assent of two-thirds being necessary. ' O! production itn Venezuela | decreased 570.05 barrels, 04,362 The output : ’ 53.436 barrels, duction for four months in year moved up to 18.260.! 261 191. 025.093 in the same (with shipments of 14.267 hens 10.02 19.990, Jf.. from 7,135 at of gold for for an advance of S500 over the pré "9 per cent more than tn April. Pullman Co, is under oper The time for deposit expires today. in Apri) 4.- in April ‘thie barrels from period of 1926. barrels. per | local and 4 through. | Future Grain Prices 413 ST t4°9UIS MERCHANTS May 14.—Following are jiué Guy's high low clese in locel market received from Kansas marketa: High Low. MAY WHEAT. 1% RP payer ye ik ia i72Ua Chi. .142% 142 142% 142 K. C€.135% 135% 135% 135% | JULY WHEAT pst. L135 % 135% Bt 135% *St. L..133 % | Chi. 136% 13a te iK. C.128- 1% 127 Sb SEPTE MBE R Ww HEAT, 133 133 33 133%-% 25% 125% MAY CORN, ‘a . “4% 133a-% 126% 7 K3% ia R4b JULY CORN, &S- CORN, SEPTEMBHR 9214 50 46 -5 SEPTEMBER OATS. 46% 46% MAY RYE. 107% 1086 LY RYE 465% 108% | cht. . 107 Cal. is ++ Hard. GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS fers follo Bi Wheat. may ...140 0% Wheat. July .. 184% a ack a % p08 2 @% Cc Oata. July . May 14.—Grain bids and offers-— Bids $1.34% §1.3 BO% | May wheat May corn ... CASH GRAIN ELSEWHERE CHICAGO, 4—Ww 14° $1.42 No. 4 ae Min- | quoted. Bariey. 8 @ 6 0 dhe. Rye not , $445.25. Clover. iy Timcethy seed, $304 3h MINNEAPOLIS, Minna. unchanged. Shipments Vix $°8.25@28.50. Flax No. . $2. " i 36%. NEW YORK, May 16.——Wheat nort he 43 h ontana on track Pa Br *1.4° Vv i, OQ i ¢, 1% ¢ “KANSAS “Ciry. M eipta, R5 ong. ) arr rn Oats. No. market j 85 4 @ Ske yellow, &9%@ @V2c; Oats unchanged to te O% “1: lac¢ ize. $1. 1 b5ée1 38. Rre, $1.01 % @1.04. FRUIT MARKET Fancy Hard Apples Held for Steady arley. ‘0G & 4c. Prices, ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. May | The apple market waa quiet, there no fobdbing trade of consequence. fancy bard fruit was held for steady prices while scalded and decaying stock was at sharp discounts, The ont: sales reported were 60 harrelse of scalded ben davie at $2.25 and lot of ‘ reumie basket winesape at $1.50. delivered woot Linois perverse ae vie and gano, $2 to genitings, $4 ; $o illowt wigs. $6. af). =TRA AWE E RRIE S— Petter go ee aqualitv of the wl AK t! Eas bushel and satisfactory ‘maser of distributere handle 15 or 16 iring the early — and t' was Coneiderable express Bias k an home-grown aleo. Car lot Ctl? b jtere ; > f ‘lows: Five cares ae | ma'niv Ozark aromas. $4.50 to Car kiondtkea (from Monet district) to $23.50: 2 care arcmae 4 ” cera Ovark kion 4.75 to $3 1 car Ozark klon4ikes. 25> Ll car Arkaneas aromas $4 to 1 car Arkanense klondikes a 1 ta car Kentucky aromas e145 Tennersee aromes, $4.75 to $4 so Tennresre kiandikes *%- 7 cor. frreen sandy) 5 me-grown receints seated ahout were at from 81.75 trav Fxrress re. ‘we: TH caree Ten. Fri ‘av S° 50 ta ‘~lay morning 8° *% 189 erere Ao (‘aere Avrkatnese sromee 12 caren Mieenurl aromas » “ 4 couole cases Mie ' oe 6bing $6 per (4) jhe del CANT4ALOU PES. Arrentine hones dew tmelone (fal ©6 ner etandert flat crate CATIFORNIA CHEPUIPS—PFeprees lot Criternia Chanman $5 ror il-row and and OVANGPSW all farnte neee $3 oranges $2.75 te $4 75 ay California $4.75 te in fobhing way Poor stock ¥ LIMES... Deminican $2 75 te $3 per 100 GRAPFFRUIT—PFioride $2.50 to % per crate. according to esise and quality. tACHANCE. quotations of close aod previvus and quotations as Citv and Chicego Close. Yesterday. 91% 80% Ye: e-% 87%-% % S86%>b 13s @ 137% 02 May i4 wet ee No. 2 red, oi'503 “Dares fat a tic May $1.43; Ju omestic } v 4 CEIGAGO, May 14-—Grain bids and of- ST LOUIS aoe, ae pono d Offers lar@we offerings sited In| st ing gales were renorted es! wae about as oxoee | MARKET FEATURE eT. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EEKCHANGR. May 14-—Wheat closed alightly lower et the week-end session on the loca) market. while July corn finished 1%ec higher en4 September corn ic better, Anticipated more favorable weather fer | spring wheat counjry was a factor in w nest | trade. the early trade, delayed planting with lee sened movement to market exerting infiu- ence, Wheat opened as unchanged ané sold a shade easier lower on May aa for Uctober. sian fly reports from Kansas crop prospects continued Ss porte ah Hard July wheat goenes ix tember bard $1.33, July red whee July corn 90% c and Septe Local wheat receipts, pe A 600 eatene, week axo and 36.400 31 cars loc 1 ceipts which i through. | bushels. compared with “ - On pe ane and 104.000 last year. care * Societe were 117 ane held steady at the 13 cent level for electrolytic po at Connecticat Vaijley petats. The bullish features in the Aprtl statistics contributed to the firmer attitude of sellers, Tin turned easy with ings et the lower levels aboard, together mand here accounted and pre- t gain in the volume statistical statement wa? a moderate indicat sh'ip- with ses Casic A ntimony was a wae — with 7 a if abeorving” fair qua: pe A later “ny on ,o Me bad lower oie ae shipmert from a Dry Goods Market Review. NEW YORK. Mav 14.—~—Cottes closed the week aniet with prices iriy *teady Tire fabtrice consumption fer the first quarter was greater than @& year Trinted efike end silk and celeness of eales. The Apr increase in etock Zinc was umeettled went offered at miz- new ‘argely on a« filline character. cloved eteadr. bringing coming erasen more silk fibers. a New York Coffee. NEW TORK. Mav 14.—-Coffee were very eulet today with rather | - ier ard perrow flectestions reflecting Ut- tle more than the ueus! week-end event an of eral? accounts. The onentog — rmefnte higher te 5° oofate iewer Septet oid a from 1180 to 11.87. the ain 5 art lower to 4 wpofore a Cwetng aucta- 11.48: ak iL, futures July corn was up more thas a cent tia _ a ve FR oy. a ee ~ ee rs yas te . ~ = a RE RT ERY OEE I RT NR coer ees r “e Poe a » JP arn OP so ge ra, Ee we ee ee a ee eee ee ae ee — - v a 4 ‘ Pe nan ~~ © 4, a ee CA Roe OP #8 Pad) Sow gr 05 ae wate og eed sae tanteneatheenemtenane ieientaena se tineed saeeeeiene ae re eeke ee e aee — yg RS he Aen ' nares hed satya ing A ee cet + ing” eee S ¥ . pad hay > oR ie tah | : ; P VN Ee - yo th wey he ley TAB te lhe 2h or oe Yhy . Ltr ’ “ MAASeRS Gare Se 3 antes ns po , . ‘ . ge NS tie oe iene anaes) minty Uke Raehy OMe ye 2 ree, Gt eis Abhay des a” ¢ » oe oe ay a “rs 5 GTS i ARE SCR IMPOIN et ne tn tee pm. ‘ pre eape herr mes i wan em ea ¥ i eetinenh ditetedine casein oa ee we ‘y Fins Ge ‘ 4 ¥ at: clipped feeding lambs as 65: prcked extras 23 TERMS CAS . Sif oe Bacio | wooled lambe "Sachalt28: ‘ted gto KANSAS CTY. Mo. —Heavy hens f i 4 culls. Si. 7e aie = pre lamba . Siteie ey T suatese— ome pped feet = ‘ Peed rive hive dius =e Louisiane new. 34.500 ~~ ——_——s Stars GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY | | 26°; — = IN AUCTION CO. 1329 Washington Av. SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET setae Auctioneer. gt cont RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ‘ hante! Ht will be to one sévaste attend this sale! ee “ ee BANANAS—In jobhing way loose 8% May 14.—Poultrs (and in ehirring order 6% per th. | COCOA NUT Tin lobbing way 64.50 to S084 $4.75 1% 228 a5 CRANRERRIFS—Cape Cod Howes 34 per half-barrel crate. sat.

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er Louis POST-DISPATCH ———— one CURB TRADE St a APTI pl SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 — ee te PAGE 16_ __. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae Ft NDUSTRIAL BONDS ; By the PALL “Cy Hey ae Ss NOT FOLLOW 4 a Mixture of Favorable and Unfavorable Develop- ments Mark Week — Oil Situation Takes Promin- ent Place — Gold Arrival. ee A - = — ee => ae STOCK MARKET AVER AGES es ee ee ree ee ee een Lenseed Wire From the New lterenu of the Post-Dispatch. Rr York NEW YOi 7 5 he ena durit May t! Itecord \Vevlume of Muni.-tp: Market Saturday ra ree Active in epite of indicat: ‘ement tn the body of “peculation for the advance of the recentiy active high shares continued unabated and mAnYyY new peaks for a’! tie wer recerd@ed in today’s short session of 7 | MAIN the week on the New York Steck Ex- change were 10,026,200 shares, compared with, 8.681.100 last week, 5.316.700 same week @ year ego and 8,066,600 two yeare age. ! — PBB PLL i il —y— ——_ a 14°2%*% Baldwin Lecome TF 103 ] ~*~ Hi S9'4, 89's. > 9 7 4 —— : tiation qil BY SPECIAL WIRE. ateock. 4 pet. in — pecrease. j 1). ) Ane “#8 a: d ADBIUA: Vicelcs ' 26! 4 Datison »3 1 | Hicher (nem 26 les| High | Low ri tor } for for Week. Week. Weez. 14% 2 ye. " + 1 ; Close Ca ge “af i ‘ate i . —_—- Bange for ae . Low. High 615 ~~“ lm etten Consumption Figures. Divi aends im Dohars. |Stocks and AnnDual Sales’ High . - sz l tlowa Cent _ 48% Ialand CrkK : 4 Jewell Tea , Jones Eros Tea Jones & Lau pid ; Jordan Mot 41% Kan ( ; 73%, Laclede au af & ¢ & rory Stor 1.60» > e ] ae Coal . ——_— ig ° ~— - “aa s ¥ ean * A Nas = * oe i “y 1} Motors - p Cree Di | Low aT for | for Week.! Week. W | Close Ch ge. ie) atoc k. common. 41% $j) (learing-Heouse Statement. nbers of > ‘ > i* “| ~~ Vie@aring-ii Ww “ec MI a 1% Radio (or «+ = oa 5 * = French kness x th) 2 pet. (n) 1-40_ L me hanged. ‘at . And 3 featured inge-s te ial * sales Frane Weak. in Frer | MARKET DOES ©" suwses so. | WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET (0s ] Z ‘x » Cas SS AAA LALO be lid i poke eh. ? Hit hh H * i i uyine that ; nonstrathee aa = $e» —SPECIAL DAILY=~ * K. May 14.—Curtogs ‘Ss swept through oh it, in the main operators ‘s re tai : lation centered ee Ling r at bid \ *s as were Trading was aes day session, total ‘peter iM sha res, sales - re meeuog With gum rhe individua) @», ints tO & new tend hat the seen ePttied fp y. but In most Savage to a new low at *d out in Com rational Silver and gi - t +- a CLEARINGS, MONEY AND T* = 2 irre« total éa.cs tilities were i 1 losses of os {fractional wr rty 4% were active. but the Fourth Tare: otherwise was relatively Go" we irregular. foreign bonds showed ontr — LIA a y 14 — ry iz : Dern , t*nteresting week ‘-s It began with * the calling for redemptic 15, next rT} 3 ~ »o ae desperate Sra‘ts. mportant thing in he formation of old rned t New the ralway the 7 ? ws fied) thm? $4: ) Premium. s mounting ‘ 94 areizen Dowd i? in : to $25 ‘ see eft wae as fol- apna: _ fiw iuw | oe 2 eee ee ; . $15 ww) tM) o>) mH _ oe ~ tate ra. arc nl Foreion Exchange | leone Wire Fro the New York eau ©. o70.000 a m the Post-Dispatch.) y 14.—The Frening shted weekly foreign > ereuie of the remainder | loan end | 14—PFolowing are a Week aco maraete | Weeks 4.85 &5 7-16 4.82% 4.50% 4.82% 4.80% 4.004% — g quotations in cents rane... en! aay! 2an .42 41% -42% 8:22 — S2 BS SS BE ES on we 32 33 88 Sse =S iT FF _ Boston Stock Market | Irv . ae | Le "sb to¢cay's highest lowest an ' a aes oh & i > Bane ines. 5. | “on & Me S8seusat “ we SSCs euaksa - -) — - Pe x ab=e —- ‘s + ~— + oe VSEUSSE-ZE-F LRP ERP oe quo: | 3-16) a ee] *. May 14.—Following is a ff : Ot et ed ot Bee me fet Ot ee fee M baldl stale lal ‘ ‘ closing | +9 ‘of the most active stocks dealt i b- ’ “SRG

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. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1027 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 PAGS 3° TURB TRADE SMALLER, HOST BND NEW YORK BOND MARKET | NEW YORK CURB __||_ ST. LOUIS STOCKS __| 1 Sip the: Aenoctaied Seam forarrs: oral Ck EXCHANGE, May 14.—Total sales of stocks 4 o Sales ri] ma i- | By the Associated Press ST. LOUIS STO kK . ° } DAICES IRREGULAR RONG (IN CHANG | NEW YORK, May 14.—Total transactions in bonds on the New |“ FOREIGN BONDS. BY UN 'YORK, May 14.—Following is the official Ist of transac: |on the Exchange during the past week amounted to 1399 suatne cieiaon r* —— ee ee > ‘ ' , . ’ . ur ri , , e , , com- 'York Stock Exchange tods ounted to $6.76 : 3 a - \tions on the New York Curb Exchange. giving sales, high, low and (there being besides 2935 Missour! Portland Cement rights) es sales, $10,427,000; weak sea, $7 917 000; pies Simceagty pty genie Chile 6 61 t1..0) 3 92 "2 ®1, |elosing on all stocks and bonds, .smbols: ttex. dividend; XR, €% | area with 7759 shares and 8633 “rights” a week ago. Bond sales ; ” . ’ ¥ ° ® , = ° , . , | = z r sites ” *? °? ‘? a «* : or . . @ ‘ > ‘ oon Looe * * Py a ‘ Pe ed Press. years ago, $6,020,000. Total sales from Jaan. 1 to date weer $1.419.- | ‘hile 6 60 ..... a} 92% el asi ‘rights: UR, under rule; A,actual sales; *cents a share. were $20,000, against $70,000 last week. og hin Gov Ro lete list of securities traded in on the Px- ae she Associa! rength of in-| 262,000, compared with $1,245,517,000 same period a ye ‘openhag_6 4 | ey RN PE steel Hign.| | Gre ei 2 6 oe ed Presa. ag YORK. May 14.—Sitrength of in- ? r= RU, , p a year ago, and ee 2 Te 4 ¢ ' 33, | Securit ales! Histh.! Close. Close | Security, ‘Sates! High.| Low , pa vidend rates, sales, highest, lowest, RK May 14.—Apart trom qe. XEN moricuges —" . bond mar. $1,460,043,000 same period two years ago. ade eT ie : urity. Bales Hi¢gh.| Low toe | change, during the past week, divid trengti FE Raat 0 er ae today’ ond mar- —— _ rial ; . ] \Seacho 6 Bi ..../1 220 p 109 STOCKS. DOMESTIC BONDS. ein iven, Symbols: “Increase. in the public Llility yet & firm iis other divisions of the list. | Quotations on United States Liberty bonds are in dollars and | livi 7 m | 2 ' , 51 Bs its closing prices and net enangee s . . jopec 4 —s we Tomcat : ‘ AG pele Pe) OG Alu Co Am i 69 | oo } AUP 6s 39 4 oO. | . Pe —_ J : ous issues are now uy oend profit-taking | Woe le gy thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed 99—24 ae ae Bones mm aAhic lit | Pl am Fimo 2.104% 104 4°” (Alum C5s52' 193,100 | 989% )100 | |—-Decrease. ....Unchanged x : 3b ee i \ ’ ‘ (‘zech . me . ‘ ? ‘ Z . ' : : - ~ i . ' —_--— The volume of trading was; Means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. Danish M 8» A 34 | : *, | ABB 10 o's | Am =o | son ae! | Div. tod “ aco pe- : j &: les fallin ~ below ‘ 4. ant ° 4 8 os * Arm . 7 } ~ 6s B2u01 4 11 106 ly 105 8 106 106 Wk’ W'k's w k's w' k's Net day evidenced mall, total sale ing The following is a complete list of transactions, with sales, high- |) } Ind ef | Sa ;*Am C O' 21 5 |} 88 | 8 Am Pow&L | ' | Name of iste yee ich, Low, (Close. Ch’ ge. on recuced trad. ‘corporation Ss which as- est, lowest and closing prices: | D gE ind Dy | 2 ’ | a ' ~| B51, wal! 58 6s 2016 11,\104 {103% 103% 103% Securit a - . rr - f le adership immediate- ~ Feat Ky $l e , 7 78 | . A Pa ‘ | j {mK MG6e 3 } 104 204 )\204 104 Boatmen s a ank esceeeee eee «} i} _~ , ‘72 % i772 higher priced specialties rangeg ganed shey wera listed orm | i he |, 5€curity, iSales' High.| Low | close, | Hiat vs . ) ; ant § Am 8 6s 36 15. 106% 106% bots. coat —— _— Ag REE Las, seer 40 164 % 152 152 iy : mage in bri jem al ul : ‘ . "y - vr *3 ny, | ' AnC 6sA29 2} U2 “ N ank © e eeeeee ! ee a. aad » opening with some receding fo, anim. were 1 Pree Delaware & Hud: CORPORATION BONDS. ‘| BOND MARKET AVERA: : y | 99 | Am Marac | | 3| Al ot Dlot tiene |Poee 60 68 tee 26% | O6% 1A B Aloe PI .ccoccsscvccccccec|. 7] 2802 ROR MINOR the level reached on the ' ‘ “tible 5s gained more than three Ajax Rubber 1 108 % 108 %& 108% ij Saturday. Fridav. i Pin Mun . 3) | : + S A Ad . ae 1 » bg te Ri, S 1, } : a5 j 95 | 05 I A s Aloe com . *veeeeee . 36% | Had in ue upturn. Ford Motor of opi, on a banifu ere mecees ts Am Agr Ch 7% 45101 (100% 101 fem « — rails p+ 96.40 # abnys "2 a. 131, | V4 An S P B 35 | 36 3: eee | ASSHG USS », 90%, 90% 80% | American Credit Indemnity ecccces| 2 ‘ ; ¢ . a ws : , I year were AC LILO - v a “a2 ” ney f 1 ” ng we Len secon ary frais be ewe } * Pal ees . . re ‘ ' ; “27, 14 Maa ay h "s&s SS ‘ ob i i 18! lbeeere : {"] , oe heme 04.6268 eee Ge 6 7 ned .off 15,pceints and Roya! | Southern Pacific. collatera! p tag dled a \ 10% sae PS Pe af ;|| Len public utilties 96. 715 |) Ger C of o |[s¥: Asp. . an Cat. Seale ie 36 1 LOO m 100% 100 Ss 200 % B. wd-Welsh Shoe COM ...eeeeeees! er yielded Oo points. Auburn ‘ane G1 two others. . lg . ‘te ( i“ | Ten industrials....101.43 .26 4 ryt in Pt Gee MITC Ded © 102 %6/102%6 102% ‘own Shoe com roi ? , : ‘4 ~ ica i Mining 7s recov: do 6. ~~ 1101 % \LU2 | Combined averag@e.. 07.78 77 10a 14) e 141 iL Be i r , BOs ba - a - 43 ~ 2 . Brown Shoe c wie hase the start, selling ul bro ~e ointa. U. S. Stee)! Am Sugar Ref 6 ., 104% 1V00 + | Combin d mon, ago 97, 1; 19% a ; 35 101% 102% 101% 101% | Bruce com ( ane Oo 1: ur D . } ~ , ~ ~ ; | ¢ A ‘ 2 . $ d Pr } ets lst pid e:anese Issues Were in ;, a 5s were in fairly bris -|\Am T&T O% .| 6)107 14 10749 /10734 }1 Combined year ago 95. 11114 111% 111? ee So de ‘iining D Polnts fun ' } ® L) and eee. th i do col 5 46 es 3 L004 lg 1O4 4 tees, ' oa ‘7 1V01 ‘7 101 ne , aren —~ E uipment corm —iittew - anos op ‘ h: a point. i See, 91034, 103 %/10: ¥. ry per 3 3 2 ' cago Al ; “Oo : WLilty; Shares extended {or , tilities : dd to heavi- = era te “ 100 2 LOU % 100 * Security, Sales! High.; Low Close . 1, 40 li, 40%4 3 sone Chicago Ry Equipment pid a i » new peak guota- lie losses 4 a 4, 99%) YO%) 994s CORPORATION BONDS, — mes et +) tr at ie adj 5: a, sq a ae Century a 44 13%! nies hese wer | , | 106 10 10¢ = =; Ss “tage ee ae 41 | Bancitaly . 6 644 116%; 6% (Cit 8 . ‘4 Cons Lead IC ce nccceccessss| aio) ; ~ a | nl Southeast Peer aa Liberty 4% were active. but the | 2 E | : 100 100 00 | Mortgage Bond 6 | 1) 97%, 97% | 97% Hu ° rl 4) 22% ‘e | BIVG & E250 147% 148 1148 St S Gabe 101. |101_ |101 — iGurlee Cloth pid ...seecereeeees 2/104% 104 % |LOG % — % utheast Powe fourth ¢ list otherwise Was relatively | - ~ as ae! ee 109% (1092 109% | Nas E con 4 stp | 13, 60%; 60 | 60 |B 96%} 90%) 4%,' 4%! 4%! 4% !Coi G 9%! 99%| OU%!..--+ | Bider Mfg Ist pid ....-cscocces 10 104% 10444 JOS). «> Goverand irregular. neont satr| ao ebs. ; 13/100 Toa igl10a%y | Nat Dairy Pr 6 .; 4/102% 102 (102% | Jise Stl “= 46...) 1Z/ROE is Doe ig ge | Brill Ae) | |Com | 95%! 95% 99 '% | Ely & Walker D G lst pfd_...+e-. ee: ee we eer” | I ie f a e ' 4 4 “4 4 weet. r z é : y ay oe ta Py , & “ ts a ae HK ; . Se ‘ ‘ i *) " . ‘ -~ "7 ' Jie 7 r ceaeste ween “es ee Gee vices of foreign bonds show | andes c 2 | 10106 %4|106% 106% | ew Eng T&L S .| 1/104 % 104% 104% u 'L | af Bi of a ; : & 107 4% {10734 107 4 240| 34%! 33%) 34 EE ——— Or the year’s high gyn. _ Finla 6458 re ; = bd os 4 101 a ca ae one oe EAE A Bn? _- ‘ie —

. . > vement 1 a” * = li ON Px Ld Papen > Nana eater’ © a} L-. ” i —_——— Ely and Walker D G 2 pid .eeee- 7 ; 7 5 | ; “ > + > ’ 4 a! O5 | 9475; 9S | do gen 4% B 10; 97%) 97%, YT4+s} 99%,| 90%, 88% | Ely & Walker D G com.. 30,000,000 |Ang Chil NC 7 13) Bot oo, 1% | NOPUSv & BD | | 951,] 951 re 7 - . Wak ih aew ings $250,000, ‘ |; 18) 9O%) BOX) 90% | NOPUSv © ct Oe s| 1] 06%) 95%) OO% | tem 2. esta ,1 2 4)! as et eas “ae tee ees 2 , 2 | Fred Medart pfad .....++5 sivine that prevailed —e 14.—This has been —_ — oan | 42) SO%a| 89%) BY |New Orl Term 4 | S839) 88'q| 884, fs . at ¢ ' goa f ror aa ‘s| on "| Gn i oa." ads ts et * nt % tae 4 aapegaaee: | Pulton Iron wor pfd . under sirative manne: ‘ateresting week 4n -| re an 2 102% 121,/102% | N O Te uM 5% | ©'10514'105! O6%% iss" ves Sf 2 » | oe ef | « y cones (fee 2 aa 4\++*** | Globe-Democrat pit ‘lift “ gg aa agar rman : abet iy interests a ror oe | Asso Oil to. ‘| 102 ‘3 ot eS ‘ , = & _ 105 4 105% 105% Jur at . he 914; O:45 | . y . fa] - OA i eee : , mr ayer oe nyt ay ©: 82% | 82%) Sl Sel.-++* | Hamilton-Brown Shoe ... 3100 99 7% '100% .+-++ | Hussmann com . eee | | | Huttig aes ; 6s 60 ..| $211101 (100% 101 100% International § , 2554 Fl Ke 6s 36 © 8414) 83%4| 83%) 54 International Shoe com ...- 88% Fairb Moree| | | | Independent Packing com 93% vs ° : 10' 96%, 96%, 96% 96% | Johansen Bros. SHO@ .crecceceres L ane, Shek, elke ; 97 . O Tex &M OG B, Si1OL 4101 = =|101 humerous Np. = It began with the an & SF gené¢ lo) 97 | , 1X Z 205 SRS ir. Tene curity of th ling for rede mption A in emt @. «20 5) ya} ©: 89 (NYA Bk evi. 11101 101 (j101 st movement ee ber 15, next. of the remainder | B do adj ‘ at | 28 5 ae PL . NYC&HR db 6 .| + e | | ~~ ee tt et “tee ee ipa mP~IGC I eDS Ee casi oS arse 8 a SNR. DISTR hy agg loan end! 40 4 Ok dv 2 9% |" do rf ump 5 . atigae ee0.000.4 if | do RM div_..' 10) | do ceb 4 24 rer ones of importance | Asa We PG 1047, 13! $4) G2) gga | NYCUHR con 4 »| Atianta & Bir 4s.| ‘ ; Atl Coast Line 7s. | yiA CL uni 415 8&8 | ACL-L&Ncol] tr 48 |AtLG & Wl 08.. . Wall Street | C a. ion of . ; an t , rescue he oil indu : Baldwin loco,ge: News and Comment © ees fe: ‘ teras . , jd. Other inci +. ,f geregar mm i ist ' j i la lede (as go a Tad eet Ged »\ orec’ O78) 97% | Laciede Gas Light p 5) 07% | 97% 97% | O7% + ) é | LLaciede Steel Co " , ao . > sas ik 7 4 , : : . ; 7 : 45 ' ' M B68, -J}) nole - . : P . ‘ ‘ - , 's¢ , * / ' > | . I yuri I ng Ca! L 5 oa. br - b. 108? 106! 106 y r c see 2 e . \e , ‘ ; i at : » . ‘ : ' 4 t as bt ss 04 % | 04% 04 lh v4 se } Mvloney Elect pfd % e &St » B.| 2, 4} 4 + OS BO. s-s , - saat 2 ODL , | Mo. Port Cement ‘‘rts’”’ .. : | oun c } ‘ ~* ~ ~ 9 ~ ; oe i f ei ‘ . , * : » : NYC&StL deb 4.) 3) 7%) 9% % | 97 ‘3 | D Lt ( 2 s 28 1,107 % 10744 107% 10% 4 Missouri! Portland Cement $3 y sanGit N Y Ed rfg 6%. 6,116%/116 (116% |! “Kika 46 5) Of i ~~ - ~°t : i ath | ness! aru} ary | National Candy 2d pfd ...- 4 "| 92 " N Y Edison 5 44. 1,103 % 103% 103% | | et a | 5107" Le 1, ;Comw Edi 2,149 : ; ..) 10, 97%) 0734) 97%4| O7% | National Candy com ...+++eeree: | {+ NYNH&H ¢ 6 43, 10.108%9/109% '109%% | Dyyvons M 63 58.) 21) 9544! Y514! D5ke | Cen © A Bae it y+ 5 Mate o 6: (101% 101% pees alah Kan yt Ane (liane NYNH&H col tr 6 | iP O RR afe 7s 04! Nile | Ce M} Polar Wave . Dc.) §1208% 103% 108% | Peru 7% 6 4 | | 3117 % 117% 117% 117% | Rice-Stix Dry Goods com. IYNHE a r, RO so. OU] «680 5: $ 7%, | : “youre” 1 138% 136 | | Scruggs-V-B D G com... NYNH&H d 4 5¢ e | 8 ' ? o-7 ' ‘ ' ‘ oe . > 6 i ; ’ f r WZ > | } NY O&W gen 4. ‘ i 6 8, | 7 i } : esee} , 4 : pr Ss . 4 wi a 48 5) . «| His 37 i yi 100 4% 100 re) 100 ly 100% | Scullin Steel part pret... eeoecest iN Y Ry ine 6 65. | 25% 54g, 2514 | Quennsld 7s 41..! £34 iC El&Po|1625a) % 7349 | Securities Inv Co Com ««- el iN Y State R 445 | 57 57 Jueens —_ 7 ave ois | Cor | | 37%! 36% 8 5101 101 101 (101 Sheffield Steel NY Steam 6....| . 5207 }106%|107 | Rhinelb 7c 46 wa: B ai 200% HHO 3 a7 | 5A%) 57 | 56 | rel ern... a. § 35i 40 NY&SW gen 5...| | | 79 | 79 | Ge 40 «41. 8 O7%| OTH) OTU)...-6 | Somem, Ae aa ss a eae 63611615) | NYS&W tte 6... 3 | 93 | 93 Geor am bad Eng og 235! 16%! 17 NY Ti 6 108% 105% | 58 y sor | o7 1or |e |S ipo Car ors 3 110°, Lin’ | Ss Gdyr T ; . a tne Oe service | 6 100 ” 100% Rome Cty 645852, 45 91 96 +44 + $44 DR Se \ Be ng he ert oa ccaeeoeeeneoet 2) 7H NYW & Bost 4%% 8S ese, | Salvado > 3 109% 985;/ 98%) 98% 95%— | ener Electric Corp. com....--| 1 33 Ys tha B oi Niag Fails Pow © % (105% 100% | | 7 : S108 ~ — 7 4 99% 99%) 99%: 28% | Wagner Electric Corp. pfd. eyes ‘ ai o , banks was almost ent rel twn-Eati gen oe A Me ae a! 14 NL&OPOW O 5o4 ‘ 1 100 ° 100, 100 100 Bowe saggy = one _ pm Co. Os «| of indebtednes . 4 ridien ; yd ) | Unites ilway $155.724.0' to 3 : oak ‘ 1] ’ S i, Beer "on. ie TE bh , | United Railweys 4s Fey } aie). 6m t} An ’ . i ‘ J > j ; | | ’ ‘ : a . ? _v? lf ly ”? ’ 7 ; ; gl a pe 31 . ane nS 7 at pr¢ Pe os . i - = + a’ e oe . = ’ . i , on 4 } a ; Q ; | : a c re b. , } 4 7 , 4 a : q = ¥ 4 ‘ 4 . 4; ** & ‘ 07 i 96 7 | Houston (yi! yt , ne Sateen Ctate i. oe $ : 98 | 9Y% ‘ -- ' . —— , ‘3 2) : sf | Citizens Ind. Te $4 Ho oun Bae iat 4 . ** » i s ae B f Fa | : . sae ‘ “>. o " * : ‘ a ase siecinn a d with $396,-i fan WN 7. 8 | ix at Ae 5 114% 114% : u re. ‘ jada jae "ie , b%e 36} 93%, 93% 98 | Merchants’ Bridge oO . 3 2 Saha ican 2 9% | : 7 1107. \107_ | Silesia ET. 64 46 ae iar | oF. — Se ; RL : Indep Oi) | 'Scullin Steel 6s O00" este hone | . 106 ‘106% | Toho Ei P 7 55.) ‘ dc . 109 —_———————— 5% 1065 4 i098 oO peel —_ ‘~ a5 i) => = -* 1S ST tlw Oe i tin a formation of the ation to ! ld the share e r °? ; | SPECIAL DAILY— ————— tot C9 | | ty *| rr’ nd Ohjo ownea 0). J . aus a. ~~ a, >> ae? >& © 48 T& C QV “arns 69 war ctfs, Rarne 6s Ex-war. 1a iemv .T Pa 55 C 60 — toe t900 CO Dh Se Lr a ie) i” — «— 14.—Curious cross a through today’s o>? is —~ t~ : ew orterifi to $230.0 ee ee ret s8riil ? Pe a3 Se Rallr ad bonds. $100.000,000; rading Was unusua} af municipal. S600 e ners Min.0ur iy session, total gales £59,000 000 public utility Slo.0 1. f t re ‘ - eS. (iwi HO) she res An alavsis ? — b ’ ’ tr tne WwWuicacif Cs ae de @ we? “ay é ~*~ cq’ . oa }3 : 4 | Or Sh L rfg 48. tp | aan | = = : “nS rT ailQ11 yy 2 4 | . ‘ Z| | 14 | 56% @257: sales, 61; receipts. 1408: ship ithin ae. Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. RB RofN. al © 7 co Hey Bye | 89%! 89% | . ERNMENT BONDS. me f, 50a 101% 101% Yai.--es | A&A 2026 4 100% '100% 100% |100% | URPENTINE FLAX LINSEED : , ¥; a, iy 9th nig > YORK. May 14.—Th: Evening | ¢ @ Onto con wee ar wip Mt ge ge vest | ow. —- RT0t ee 103. , M Ca.) 20a 432 _ [ade 2 104% |104% 104441044 | T . ’ ments. none; stock. 10.675. Rosin firm: Timken Roller Bear- “Lin its copyrighted weekly foreign €x- |G @ O gen 4%8 | 2 1Oe S$ Tha loom | L ist rf 5s 1, 36/1 03-— oa 1190—9 : A.) 2) 18%) 2 5 - 4% 5} 8100 1100 [100 | 29% | sales, £92: receipts, 1632; shipments. or two. Tet wh entrated i ww | C&O evt a6 a” 961, 05 7 % 1Nor Am E & ae ee Katty s| 424 | gail 51, S1101%)101 {101% 101 | rinseed off grades in lote of I te 4| none: stock. 41.330. Quote: B. $8.25: D, eoared oi, Dolnts ant a ——ee fe ‘nes C 4 w ite) AR, AR PAP& Tr 6s 19: | | parrels now 13c ver Ib. for raw and 13.4¢ 50; E. Sac: F. 30.38: My ert ’ at 2 2. and ally i | G6 %) 96%! $9 20: 1. $9.20: 25: M, 2o, XS, aa” sudden outburst ce 6 the action riing ex- | CBs +e ‘ 86 1, g6 : Dua, a eerie ei $19.25: WG. m0 80: ww. $11.50: &. nS pengttmes o m. packing iseues followed Fo! im London S tee Wratarn 1, | ( ~~ 5%!| 5b bi 8 #*,- 101%) 1 1101 SAVANNAH. May 14.—Turventine firm. | $11.50. = ‘ _— , ‘ .41¢ ” 23108 23103 23 ren _— ; ‘So | oe . ¢ 2.101 sil 1 | 101 2 ba « shana . & a Pe RR gold 644 # . ' Li. ja as — 2:108— ' ' “|i Gen Fireptig} : ‘S i} Ras) 3/100 % 100% 100% |100% ., 209% 109 % 63 39 ex| g | 99 [...--] St. Louis Car Oe Got sted.) | 0" : | 06% 37 5 37 % Indnap P (In bond sales VOU omitte based op = 1067 +7. is é, Pee. } a 95% 95 S, | 8 | 7%) 5s 57 os 2 9714! 87%) 97%! O7% {Dividend rates as given in the table are in the annual gece pes ence anada | Ol § i 98% | Nor P ye | 3: 5 | 84." ln Pe 20: 96 | 96 | 96 |..... om the latest quarterly or half-year declarations. or. in case of.newiy Miike: Seer, a K tJ) &€ | ties the dividend intention announced at the time of origina! 4 ne = 7 52, 96%, 96 | 96%| 96% | less otherwise noted. extra oF specta] dividends are not incl The letter Ce) 9 pao Ut) Spek The RS RF o how °' Of ? 1 vue ! 4 0 (hp amt Al pee 2 iO o5{Gal S_Oil.] 2 8%) Qe | £ 30 | 12) 99%) 99% 99%) 99% a -¥- sn 1n8o7 |aarod Radio. 1 B5e | BSc |. B5e | BSc. a ee. 4) 092. '99% | 99% | 99% | oo] 184/103—28'103-—26 1903—=" pag ® “ar 1 | poy 1 68 | 14) 9942 /09%| 98% | 99% | Dt _ Minn.. M ie oo 2919 announcement that th Argentine _. tetas et eltehtiav el 108 em é ni Mal LaInNes a Sligo Li: Del ae eres iad been ePttied in London. eR for cables. ‘tt toward the ¢ (hi IAL gen 6 66 ret on e3% |} RR 6 tes Pas : 3 eavy, but in most instances hex ie erga em eame in jlarwe Cy} M Pug 8¢ a py HE « 1 Pe I. gen os O8S>- ay ' 4) | Gen rea) s iINCC 1) 965) YOS OH | : : ms 2 heavy ) “pales MT s i ; ent e 4— s— A—5 = 4 : ‘ ~ ar art ie w at Sana OD VAL eee 27473 2 wt , g Basie 4 ge 4 * “RR % 10110 5 ‘10 $i Gen P ou | 1 Se 2 1% ’ Oe) Db) OS%! DR*4! OR%) ASs | ow at = oe © 111'190—10 100—8 |100—10 | “\;:,, oo) =e an 5 52 | =U LOLBW LOL MiLOL ie... 26s | as neg i : f = == '@®Goldf!l Con : a | > 4 PrP : oe me Sa el } ; ual ‘ t . a at ’ : ae q 14 1 former losing it« sealted in a disposition to transfer bal- | Chi & Ni 6%5.. kine Valley als es tO this city , | CaNnwW rs >. os new top at 250 o; “M@ian = excnal . ved over & wide }C&NW gen 4 stp : ‘ " coIngpion : closed 0 iat c i ci vy LZ .? a’ ‘ vances and de- * a ‘ 4 owing rapidly, but after these | ~ — D* rr to at 22434 ana American credits naturally | Chi & NW 7 Gdyr T&R.) 0014 '100%4 10044 101% 2\} 68 104% 104% 104% 104% gee e | 1° 993.) 99%, Ys gher 3 + 34 wed a gain of about 25 | ; ideiieiadisliiirin- lations 1] , ae J ee int an} xcnang alist li wide | saa - CLEARINGS MONEY if Mand had ee rake toware CStPM&O ded o..- ' , _ ‘ ~ ‘ rr « Q 4 14 we ee eA he eet tO ONT IRIE Vie I LY the tu. eK 'S ie —e — ‘ cm 1:103 44 103% 103% vv ve > et ee et “ oe $4 1oae toate 103%. ‘STOCKS 103% 106 1g = ¢s ne ID-liK-.- > - + fee Bi te Rg AOR a ONE ? e es to emcee eat tk ae 84 . pe te rrespondme dav last year, use of a siichi advance that carried ¢a- (Chi U St d . re | RI€S this year $2.764.800.000: cor- bies up to 3.92 'RGWeo! "Swiss and Dutch aia A both steady and ¢), ~ West ‘Ind 46) te ' ; at, 1 61018 | RIArk&La ? 100% varied oniv slightiy in their trading posi- | Gisioe See | F-61015 TOT 10s | StLIMES n Os S1OT 100 a 4 a y , : g Ci 4, aM tien, oo i 108 7% 108 is 108 ‘* StLIM&S rfg 48 3 : 98 By ) S ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, C & StL ris) | | StLIMa&Sds R&C, May 14.—Wagner Electric common Cc c | nO a 1 NOR 2 Ai¢ | 1 04 1. Ge A 6)102 % /10° er ” St LRM&Pac ry 25 " 79 was the individual] feature of the |: ee ’ ” +75 i eee tu ‘ } bd *OR8 ' Hobart Mfg! yt L.. oF G6 zi 4 n (yi (i) OO, 200 High. Low. High. Low : Ww é‘ . ie : offered. 'chares. Rice-Stix finished the week » OS GI a 12: {123 11238 1127%) 5% 57 1 100 100 [200 ‘ . ‘ ’ . . : : o an om &. 24,| @2% | Sou Pac col © 4 3 | eh ghade advance i |; 6% | 6 : | | eat,| 06%! 968 % | All communications will be held in strict confidence. 7158 ge rf ° LON : . » Oo » on r J s a ' ee 5, Ss! » Fe © Be ac ; : : Pe a Fe eas | wif ah ' a ‘e. ‘s p _ | Eos 2% rg | °} 4 2 2, p : . | isd 14 157.05 155 | " , ] _* /- .) i \) gen > ”) ‘ ay ‘ IT} i | } 12 4 . ; —TGN BONDS | ADDRESS BOX E-84, POST-DISPATCH This Wk. Last Wh 4! South Ry con ay as LOS % ‘ aan nee te Cop S| pane 7 ‘| go! 9914; 9214) 92% jst O . 95% oo | nO i, | in@ quotations on the Chicago Stocs a a" a 35110 110 j110 ote ‘ 100 32 10044 100 "4 | change: : reese andem | 3 35 bi 105% 105% 10044 Sales Security i@’y | Low Clore ants i 51 R5 hs 107 (100% | 150 Adams Roy i e , GR: T RRA Bl. rf 4. e i 50 all Am Rad ° | @ . 2 Bs t >| 95% j ‘ 4 ; . ' All ‘ , 4 —* q7} - ~y . [of ‘ a) £ 7 a : - ‘ 2 Tex P&MPT 5 oy . al , : S a 97 ’ ' 4 ' : Kon Li Ie, Lis 2 i 1] | * ; 5 ; * ; ; Have to s Fianwea & a 6 _. 8, ' BO%. ' , oa ott On ; 7% tf’ 10a 10355 103% 103%). =| 20) 993 99% 99% | ph "110% 1092 Third Av rig 4. Oo ef : ' r rates 31 3 3 a ; ) 8 : i : — - ~ > ; i 0 8 '100 4 10 ry k Rub 8s ° 115! Toledo Trac 5%. ’ 7: “s i” : ' a, 87 | 87 | 11 aad a is U! oer 8.454.182 3.553.140 3,867,976 all 65 Pe | FloridaECst 5s 74 1 5 | Ulster & Doecon 5 2 ' : 39 2¢ , ™ Stat - ri i. le » Se ‘ 15 13% 13 | 3 : ; ) ) : Die to V/7in . Ca eee oo wTondasna& rom ' 61 | 61 oh 3 nel * “A - : ‘ IOUS mf ut A , “| sales us | = | . cw (7 P oO? Q: ; ~ i) ? > ® , ¢ 2 Ay payee , + : } ' ' ae j 27 : > 4 . w“4 . 114.974 118,004 Ne ise gi ' 73 j ; i ‘4 : . Q Arma , oi ~* " #2! ~ "i. * at 4 : Fe ; f - i . ro ! 7 . . - ~ AE 75.81 4 25.8 iG ¢: . Bee ee ni . ai10e 2 105% Sie 18 4 i116 “a ans| Pha 100 te YD be FR 5k. OS Gas | York Life Irisurance Policy for both the “Quick re. Bi . ey ; soodr B by flee S 4 oa 4 O94 OL ler | — a O4g Os @. . a 2 inhes Katz 2%!) 62% ~ , 30 pfi 2 + t | " ” ()* 2 ; 2 _|* and the Dead - iol Suites "mand A 72 ) ‘ ? 21 | . ons , } : ° & ey . : ‘ . : Ly 100 14 100 te! ‘Id 4 ve been fi- ee : 1G sil : ‘3° 414 }1n Sirs Real 6s 7 1 Co nei 2 S73} 4273 eB 0%) ORF Thousands of Home a cal re [lateral ) 1 Gould Cp 6 40_..) oo 2S) Baal tse” 24a OAL} § | 400 Bach &~ Sone OF 6} 6: p+ BGs m. f .. \USW G 6? sing one of our icies as CO 7 $50,890,905 $38,487,321 Bites .-°7| 26°88 | 26-88 | 28-67 | Gran CM S&P 7 | 50 aD ee | tae Ba Lt $a} 2] 98%} 08% 98: ; ee ae 30%! 20%) 20% | Real J A246 [246 [246 2 OER ade fea Sade antes: par oot . sdin ee 6| OF ; - an “pe ' | Re: eas Oo) 2n 36 | 36 | 3634 5 6108 109 (109 107% All good business men and women know that Pr, Wk. Y. Ago. ‘ar a | o P . io 5's ie ag ae é : nt P S Del ' i} , yf fF oo 4 ! ) inf “ve . ' Wah 3; 94 ve ; v4 vd 4 -¢ .99 - al , terest on bier +) 28.2 : 2 9 gen | ‘ R ots, 100 | Wabash RR Is & ; 033% (10: 1PSs 0%) 90%) 90% |), Lol! 5} 21%! 2 | | | | | the “New York Life” pays liber re i: eo eee ’ we 43 i. 9} 100 Sy LOU Me 1A 4 | 0} Paley | va ale ni 2@ANa 104 1,11! 9: : | Ri | ~ 9714. 97% 97% 97" "ne ri ol im $40 955,215 1,081,164 tmand ||| : Shae i sershey Ch 8% - LOZ +2 1H ae 108% | Walworth Co 6 4 96 e- | Y ae ” | 9614! 26%! 26% | Oy ean. 74 lee" ak 2t0 | | 27 07%) & “| __ their investment 4s well as covering __ ae ae 39 973 DR shin et “4g "Ba | 49" seats 7. is 103 %% rg, 11 | Web ; 976 ' 14) %& ay nt ' 04.) 6044 60% y he Pan i | 463% saw w.| 13) 94% 94%) O4% |. - «2 2 jury or sickness. 43.562 35021 ov." | | HE&W 6 jh) 4 Sg brian P 5! 2'105%% /105 {103 My) C SOWPL pfdi100 4 101g | St tug 016! 796| 7915|....+{Mont Te 37) 66,103% 103 103% 108% ‘“ licy for Every Purpose.” 73.751 161.982 177.748 - e908 ' & M rfe 5 A! 3,1 opi “Qoy E ee “ 2 hy ~ . ent SOW pi . 6 - 6 - t K Pr. 2; 2814; 21g’ WS%) 28% iN ales : a ont A Po os Goes f , a aan 9 mm Drmans | | | do adjine 5 2+) Seiiog a 104% |\wva cl4éc 650 «61. % me hye. 200 C CE CE pt toatl 23% 23% | seme! Del f Si Fle win | Se 67 .-| 12, Pee 064 | 96%! 96% I will help you select the best one for your Pas mo nor 45,832 77,555 : secho- iS ‘ino! Lo i salit ( ‘e | Western El ae 5.102% 102% 28 a Oe! mee | lS — ‘Singer M . 375 (373 373 ‘. one) f ) ticular requirements. s74.0e8 386.570 ~— ‘ ‘ } ’ 5 j ° ‘ pra : . ~ é . ‘ - ‘ : } tee; t — . | ~ : ©. - “? 1 ; iM Ai ° ; 4 ‘ " . 4 . . a ‘ a ‘ — - 2 ‘ i | a - ' @) . . ; " > + . a ave y a’e 2 ve ny ee _ - - r. ‘ i . ‘ . ' ae S11 7°" | BE 48) 99% § nea *’ a , ' , : ~ 3.0% , ; _ - . ‘ ii i« j ’ ". ‘ 7 ‘> . » awn ; 4 ** j ) . “’ med a . ] er, . e** ? : > 4 . . é e? fay ; ; , a | - s © aad a . ar ' yr) ) *? yi a ve ' * . - @ A = . ~~" } + . , “or : Pas ? . ‘ . *4 j | ’ is : - . 2 ~ - . - ee iret - . ‘ P i ‘ ‘ Z ) es ‘ ’ . s le 2 . 7 j ‘ ’ , . ‘ 4) j . . ‘ * ‘ . ‘ "” . ‘ “ oa? - ~ ‘ cys ’ ‘ n ‘ - 4 ' " . ; ? &*i > , ‘eo ; °° e* pe ‘ - . ’ ' = ’ i” . ' * «3 ’ ‘ 4 - i} > . . ; ‘ ‘ ©? « «) 4 X - . “> 7 } ; > Py . ~ - ; a . é j , ~ . ‘ ee ‘ j { ra) ‘TYt) i 4 - ; - i ‘ i: i ~~ ~ - 7: ad ; os ao > ‘> * " 7 ; in ; n i j ' 4 ee + > ‘ r ) | | , . - —" -_ ‘ 4 . 7 . ° ; f» ; 4 of : ~ ’ 4 i . - ‘ ; . ; ’ hi . ‘ 3 4 > 4 4s ‘ - } ra ‘ 7 : j > T ‘ i ° : ° > ’ . . ‘ - A | . . ; ' ‘4 A + ‘ 2143 195° a e| u7 4 ; od} ok 17 [5 ha Rl og: gam! 92%) 82%! 92% | Representative New York Life Insurance Co. ? ' nt 97? St 514 48 n9a,' 99%! | wane 2 .} @ 37%) 3 _ s watts a us boca Thane my fe) 119100% 100 100 100% | ny om "th and Locust Bla- ‘ages as 9514: 95 | e (White Sew Ma 6 = 5i 7 By 1¢ | 1,000 Fair mmon.| 34 | 33%/| 3 , f} 508) 100 % je atl aria ; 3 4 68 100% 100 {100 {100 | GAr. 3870 Compton Bidg., / : vt ! ~All Te 8, /100%4 109% | Wiikesb & E 1 5 é 14, 79%) | 50 Fitz nneli ., 27 : n¢ oT owarl af | x eu ~ ‘ at . . ‘ ' - : : “ ‘ Li fan ” 73 i} - at ‘ . , | ct Ni k t G essers mand .,.{ 3.7 | Int M M st 69 +o) “5 701% 101% 101% | willys Over! 6% | § /102%) 202%) 500 Foote Gear ..! 13%) oe 71155 fom 7 ia” "640 20 | 28,100% 101% 102% 10% Taylor-Made Policies Protect Fully mand | a. a. | 4) DO! + | Wile & Co Ist 6 | 18 100% 101 vt Feat Lb, Drecgeioo 129° VC isea | as | | s; Tietz Leon! , ar e u ek Se ; nt Pa _ ‘ 93,1! 92! 92% Wie Cen gen 4. 1; 83%! 83% 35 Har & M~ .(d16— 1G {St st 7. el Fibs 15 119% 119% 119% 119 ) oo a Pema gat gd Mee . en | } : " “a i a \ re. "i 4 . a ? ; a) wd ‘ } b4iee@ 2) e . y i LZ } i ‘ : ‘ , . “ on i j : . ~*« 1. ‘ i oy ; ad ¢ ™ * . ra = ‘ 4 : ‘lea » > , 1 , , is} . : - ; "* : r : ** © * ; } Usually Lose VB las a oe 4} "oO. 4 i4 m 7 int “4 T cv 5k. 5 ‘3 3 ; i a3 | Yenstown S&T 6 10 105 1O5 . = see Bh. | . ta | 3 | Ster } Oa, * . - . w Se 6 101% 101% 101 % 101 5 | k he . — - i i ys 4 as ( | “ . | - ‘ ai > . oe | * : j reece 4 ‘? / 5 ie 7 ’ : , i ' . ~~. » " . » | . ri g, } ' + - I " nd ! : OF? pi. * , 5 , “eee | a eee I SONDS. James J. Hill of the Great Northers : Chiles “} = ‘Serena apg a “3; F4} 74% 74 a eS: +t sad that “ermple and accurate smnforme Dette , a. Be B.S Ane gt 4 Miss A PE bop ghee } 0 2 ; nos a : 3 . . , | ; = ua . - > T) K ry OF %& 5 OH: 20 ‘gan Litho hid 6 6 7 7 ' 24? ra E , 4 5] o 1° 104% 104% 114% Lis | Et SPRINGS — j oh 4 dit ’ nym 1. 7 i if ‘ e* - ' Li vail : ‘ a+ P . 7 > * | eran r ; ; . woe oa 7 (ek ‘pet % ie ' ion ts the first step towerds geccest ’ , * . : oe ch as rr , " 2 e ba = 4 a — " r ? *’ Ot) . >f 3 ‘4 ‘ + . , . 3 aa > , . 2 at “ ” “ : at ‘ t fit, “ ‘ By tet) > 96 ” : GUSTINE RE ‘ e?i 2 > j . i ‘3 > +-—* ~e " e { "sc che time, 3.6 _ , ; . a! oy as 160 2 andard chs : rivta) a { yi GYD ‘ 4 ] im the market. You haven ¢ , ' war g “'? i , , , : 1 w i ; Al . 4 > a UI 7 «7s : i . 2 Ee ' ovad a) ‘ n 7 h if c , e3 - P Q LZ 1i 4s en eee the facilites, perhaps not the expert one 101.0% ! . S 7 . y i > 15H TO Me | =" si | . > Cy 2 Os; OR! vf mt ' om ~ ; “ 7” me “'D 384 4 | ie be" NEW ¥ ORK RUBBER MARKET | BRIDGE COMPANY ence to get reliable information & > 0 ee a: 9202 : 5 10" dled cont — r ig ton “iblic Serv. 3 156 Pas! eas: a” peer na Ln, § vi,: 6D the securities vou own of want to bey- — ea ac -_~—— 2 Of Oo | vn oe) AustYTaiia s / oo ng : | , : Pia Ci ; . ; r et y » o° v's ae aa , oa : ' ‘ ? _ ” _ 1 > - _— ‘ ‘ . 2 Se J ‘ . ‘ 42 “a oe : e “ P ' — , my ee ‘ _— t hber opened P i : : , se sd- | 22 4 - ‘ nr EP Sy ar ? ‘ i. Li re“ ~@ ee : f cyl ] sey rT) : 9 « P 3¢ os rT, "e i ' NEW y‘ Rik. May 14. K a ' 4q But / € / name ial W orld has ae met- _ Boston Stock Mar et t ws P , a! 1 y 3 17 6 My ve 2 A ul LPs td , 4 2 : . ‘ i) ' ‘ : n, ; , ; = : 4 hs ’ rrecu! Oy Smoked ril bec] aheets, May. Uhr : First Mort e@ 1% ue vanteres. Every issue contains 80 ; teh Vai 5 200. : ? 3j : : in ;, | weed. Sul. 961.20: september. 941.90 / “] . ‘ | quoted: July : September. & s NEW YORK. May 14—RFubber closed operate a toll bridge across the st. John's , . cate Oi f+ Sent. | Company will const . owe One OF H connect western w ith Mav $40.60; July $41.30; Sep River at Green Cove Springs, Via, This will new route between st Augustine and the East Coast and will also form « Jacksonville and St. Augustine. 1 964% 96% 96% 96% P ws cnalyses of stocks and bone OF 4 ped ‘, Mar 14.—Following is a Het |] experts who have available facts Brinn poe hirhest lowest and closing fore them. They tell you P bee. “°F the mosi active etocke dealt tn | i. ne whether to hold, to buy, or to ee ro~ - Hich. Low. Close. | Be 3 - ama ‘ m Biscuit ... 4 Un G } i ~ a | re > . 1? Y) 5 ‘ Fe . ' y lied . e ‘ . Pa , : ; 7 , ’ _To¢ + > >* P od a ere Ar» e . . . A ; : +7e aus ~ - ‘ . > *? : +e o- . _ % dy ’ ort ; -* : ‘ rist oa : eg \ “—s }: “ : : : “4 irazi 4 oie py 3 - ia » Petites ‘ ’ ‘ , e 74 ey ; : : a — _ ry y ths New Vort \tox \ Box hange ; * " ry " = . . 2 Ps " Al i St > , - he i ; ” , +] ‘ yi 4 3! : ba s * i 1 7 4 ‘ ' } :? s4 - a bn ' t ’ ’ : = ; ; ‘ - " = : S re bw 4 , s . . 4 if pot 4 ‘ 4 : “7? “* ’ of htj : . : . att * ¢ iF - _ . ‘ ; Pad | f ; : ‘ es : ane 0 (3 re e f ‘ ‘ 7 "50 tone. May closed le no es ~* 4 . ‘ . ¢ Ww np P 4 , I nen ; RA . 11 ~ Canada 5 31 .-. clean a? aan e Ok a yy : TDOPBe!f! 7 I : a6 ee OG (ke March @O2e | GArfield 4690 ST. nee ou 8k 2 “99% | Lead, Zinc and Copper. {w E Ext 4% De. eetined market was steaéy end un | : ) _ —_—— -_ p | af q ; “: “*ee 1 a ‘ een i. fine granu nee wes firm at $4.40 ner 100 poun® , 1 1% io hie Rm = . teht inquiry reported GF 'gvie Saturtat oe e ‘é % } “> os a ; reps zt fn aaa - } + ” , “Ww YORK. Mer 14.—Smoked ribbec + + sont 13 et - Le 10: 2° Tallow pee: 1! : 7. jo: S = ww YORK. May 14.-—The raw Suga’ b us , : : ' . 7 = bd ; “ ™ . ‘ ‘ } : Aid unchanged, todas Full Details on Request ‘* zz waist iT Teli ws where to - nthales di ; 9a, | MILLERS <P I or -e ma} this week s isoct iv ' . . Mota reais bi — 4 yaa ” oO : MER Lees « ‘ ‘ - . ".. ae , : ° pel a Vs ~- 3 . es N ab lygatioa. No solic Kore ; ’ eee erg? | : 4 wWsP&SSM1 fad 4« ; {" ~ aie utt sas — ‘ ; is MKeT. p! _— x e MD wseees ik 4 | MK&T on Pi ps - er , tg . | 5%) 15° Meat aii be A FINANCIALWORLD mis Isat) 18%! 15% | Auer ad) Be A Ditad : Oteese: a * 3% 1 24 . ° 2 9 ! - . ; i ;9 | Jsineeetment Guide. Est. — : | “2 mony th Re) eee Y Sito Pac Be 203 Dodge Bide. $3 Park Pl. = —_— “Siem .....) 2 2 2 Montana P 5 Se ee if 4 am ¢ re lt li ii

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AST- ~ i _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC mle —— PAGE 18 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_________— WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 1c: —) a WAAC a __Ne) CITY DELIVERIES cB {ONDA Y—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDA Yea aaa To LIMIT at = |: “i iy f SEE m5 5} Pee - —— = F SS . Wolff —=S pring N ‘ Chocolate-Covered | wi, | Cherries in Cream Piston Wilson One-Pound Boxes Cards Fruit and D Boxes TGe | tant’ * Nut Hard Assorted Chocolates 2 for Sic Filled A wast assortment of hard and Poker ; . Candies - _ ne a a. for Sle serge) SINSATIONAL ONEGOCINT | Fig | "acts Milk Chocolate | sé,-eer:“*tite | a Tissue Cream or bres 2for/ic able. i Bars, Ic 2 Boxes,86¢ E23 |S. W. Corner Seventh and Washington—408 Washington —Grapd a Olive Sts.| spring Maia \ food as'well as a confection. Complexion Powder Spring Maid Clings well to the skin: a me oe wal Pound en " vAL Nuit de Chine Hahna all delightful, lasting pe Le Fruit Defendu ld f lk co... yA e $1. 51 dors—Narcissus, Jas- Sh , Cream | rice, 35e, le Sale ° ° :} One-ounce original bot- | min, Rose, Lilac, Violet, aving or =) gees ¥ * : Maharadjah Ariequinade Hair Tonic Nav ai tle packed Im attractive | ¥ Lily-of-the-Valley. Rez- 2 for 36c 2 Rien 5le Toute la Foret | iD mg ey 2 — $2. 51. ular price, 81.00—1 Cent sale Tooth Paste | ? Bottles for $2.51 2 for 5 ] 01 Qi Might tal fuerte ae || tj Bottles, | Keeps the teeth |, — ms | jet. got Sexath AUN Ad 2 yrs $1.01 Johnson & Johnson's _Dirlove Creams clean and white. | ° = l wn > walley and rose. Pleasant to xe. 11 Hospital Cotton | | Belleview or Red ae Regular price, cabe Aree Gms Monday Only R } t } | ° pearance. 50c Oriental Wrinkle 9 1 nhes 51 T Rieke 6le ul er OO S for 1 Cc Cross —_ e mere > A : oe 4 $1,934,262 adams in $3.00 Security Combination | Servett Sanitary ee ee 76 || vanishing, Rolling Ah S . B AT DOWN: for $2.09 Security Water ponntain Syringe and Hor-Wa- packages —— and Vanish- le Sale Specials for nites Coffee Barney & > Bottle, maroon jer Rottle, maroon rubber, Napkins :OUn —_ © sie Berry Ball- ze rub- 2 for 82. 0] extra «ize, for Liggett’s Opeka — i TOTA Monday Only Th pero tator| Bearing “; BITATEE | aroma and oe oh on 2.00 Maximum Fountain Sr- $1.00 Rubber Glov s, pac ked by machinery in 1,- ‘ ous horses Ww Tae Palmolive 2 for Sic 2 taste. | : 4 oo] ringe. red rubber, o ¢ for 82. 0] all 2 pairs, $1 0] : | pound pack ee | ) ocet fa ae sham poo =-quart size. SERES ae. High-grade quality. Extra ab- ox is. 2 one | - Pounds as eae F = OPTICAL SALE sorbent. Regular price 50c. | 2aasr B peice *owoer ses ; 26. a ee ‘ oe PO Ce ae ee were as foud 0c pint Dickin- 2 pints Sic 66c “te i . o> J straer inary Ic oT ae By or: rx ; E : )-3 TA LL Y cond a son's Witch Hazel 7 : - | Second | Wiech | : Washi 2 Dozen, 5lc ied == E ggg —? for 5Ic PIPES, lec Spring Maid Cold 7th & Washington 2 DEPTS. 408 ashington ? # fae reste. aa | idl Third Reel 50c Briar ° During this Sale we will give with each ; Epo A Grape or ‘ ‘ Fourth Rae S0c Red Devil for de oqeggeeeae for Sic S }! rete priced below, one Demi- es ee - Fer berry, Y jars 49c F e on Field After ' sixth Race Roach Powder. . 2 dle £1.00 Briar = for S$] Ol Cream Face Powder pecta . eres > tie Shelloid Frame for.. C = & Surg : . Has cold cream as Pimeapple Jams. euiiale $1 R.B.M. Anti- 2°" $1. 0] | Pipes sdent in Seventh In- | septic Wafers its base, that it : i. Paul's 2 for $1 26 | De Luxe ms mene to Monday Monday Mar Sala Pound Paper hn and Umpires Call the Asean ‘ eens ; = . Motor Jug Ne es a Tuesday Ce a Pr ~ ade} eye Tuesday Regular price, 2 Lbs., 51le Chairs _g 25 t 7, d “th ] , On callon size. separate Shou *te anc 7.) | Sal . V¢ i} ~ pea y ‘ der. when "W : curler clamp), ee y for ¢ Lenses Sewing Lenses inane 4 aca 2 a 5le the house. ; : = = * liowed ' . “ a id — ? 2 Get attachable 4 ee, ee 2 $2.01 Spring Maid Deodorant for For distance and ee Round aie wh rs ata = . ae —. i 2 for $1.01 i a a | th O@il Ba , ti : dry comb and = —— sf = - excessite 2 for 51 reading deep channel Wilsonia Curling Iron perspiration. .. Cc Be Pe meetin gy Ic Sale of W. W. Drugs _ || Lerais. oe ycerin an osewater tee AT Iron Cords, 6 feet 2 for 76c hair; triple was worth $62 $1.50 Hold Heat | Thermos Bottles | 25c bottle of 100 Calomel & Soda Tablets, 2 for 26 eh jong C: cat ve irae a Electric Table Grill | Thermos, piack enamel, pint, | 35¢ 8-o0z. Castor Oil Si tim aN 2 for $1 01 | 2 for $7.51 Shout 2 §] 5] 90c bottle of 100 Phenolpthalein Wafers. 2 for 51c AE ai Thermos ‘carried on the| more surpriais OF = mex Bes 90c pint Witch Hazel 2 pints for 5c i BAY . 3 Lunch Kits “s - Ss f. wePs: i o- - > shen: rr ae Me . 8 tet RT ke ae nee $7.50 Hold-Heet |=" 2 $1.01 | Eages, \ 2 | 25¢ oz. Tincture lodine aT? Northwind Fans =- — Waffle |= Tes) 2 for iri HAIR CLIPPERS Electric Waffle Cigar Special t | eon + AW Rye k bee PU eet i ¥. the Cardinal! | berjack Het Pr a n worked frantical- | igator in the 8 . « Ss Icy-Hot, gree L. ; . * “hildren’ si ’ , 301 ‘ € ; back to | capa meek as Electric Coffee : — ae ty D tor 69 BY 50c 4-oz. bottle Cascara Sagrada “3i5.2". .2for5le 3 ee no m plete 7\45-In. Barber Shears (ee Tengthe. a ——_.~ - ~ : : - “ m peeked | ke tampede. Fans | teen in , As ercolators “s* ) . Seaman Lecemsen con (ee OS Tee: 2 lbs. for 76c re ces cee PAPAL parts of the field started | was an excuse - up a y te ‘ ‘ -Ibs........ Zfor26c | 60c Derma Viva Face Powder $1 Ben Hur Perfume cata) © alr rene EEE Players were oti on toe} > Spec — ular price, ; § \es On tae first furiong aR maa — 7 ) 25¢ Rexall Cream of Tartar Tablets ....2for26c | Samurai Crystallized Camphor, 1-lb. can. .2 for 76c || orizinal be a ge nn —— | Sale, es te ntest tad | ir the way: 2for [67,8 inch; all oe = “eye Suppositories Ztor26c | 75c Puretest Bay Rum ee ee §] 01 BEEP the scene. Fane wers| nee ede ~~ c Gainsborough Powder Puffs Ztor26c | 75c Rexall Theatrical — = fe ioe upper deck rail! “Mecoy bai ade of the finest #& or 26c c Rex eatrical Cr a :: . Se fous Ss. na. Mt | 25¢ Speink Maid Lista 9 ter 260 | The Leal ge é Ibs. 76¢ , Ea ee C quality hand | ; g ipstick.. ...........2 for 26¢ | 75c Ideal After-Shaving Lotion 2 for 76c | Superior Marcel Waver : id = Page SS GE sae ee g | § 25c Rexall Shampoo Paste White Tar Paper, size 6x9, bx. of 12 shts.. 2Bxs.86c | scienciticatly constructea so ns | Packard’s Gray fal” Wilsonia Alarm Clocks oa get nm 5 30c Rexall Zinc Oxide, in tubes $1.00 Rexail Hair Tonic 2 for $1.01 — ye pain Hair Restorer . TH = r Ft TA 478 Wilsonia brand; , j 30 . guaranteed one year. | $1 values, & c Rexall Shaving Cream $1.00 Jonteel Double Compacts satisfaction. | Will restore the hair to Sy hm ns a 35¢ Rexall Anal B | . F =3 Ic Sale, its natural color, ic f e 3 nickel plated. ? fo , | gesique Balm $1.00 Rexall Beef, Iron and Wine ... .2for$1.0] Sale. = BATION AL LEAGEY. : 2 for $1.51 $] 01 , = 40c Rexall Gypsy Cream 2for4ic | $1.00 Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic re —y 2 for $2.51 3 ¢ ye Lg i : 20¢ Cocoa Butter Cold Cream 2for51lce} $1.00 Peptona or Tonitone 2 for $1.01 2 Bottles, ole ‘iad Pe 7 _ im Lowe Spring Maid a 20c Riker’s Ezyptian Henna 2forSic | $1.00 Rexall Vitamin Tablets 2 for $1.01 Pocket Knives | 4 7 9 636 | Bath Salts ea | |e ) Rae IN ..Siver Set | — BREAD OR CAKE TRAY ——— 2for * ieee anti oe og’ idee, LEP ESE ey . insta: i “2 DLS Aeety i OOP gy be ee +3 ss 2 ire E53 eo: Sia Pe ceca ; vx ‘ Fg ss ney Y. ip he + . 4 maT RD: Tate % gw ate: estas) eer rte? Fre ike fig te £3 aS as fad she ys ee, See ~ - ce " ~~ RAR EP ORAL ITS EEE PE EE ELE ttle BPS ACB ey IR SE PGR Pic te a I i eet % 0s Sate lgh ROM MR chet LE ay oe ig REV; pe a Very deligsttat tor — ; 20c Magic Insect Powder .............2for51c| $1.00 Rexall Liver ae .. 2 for $1.01 Ajax 2-Way : co. aed marciaaus,"vivlet | ff | ... Nickel $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water . 2 {or $1.51 a, Electric 2 eS a “280 Le oR a ie De Consisting of 265 Pieces - == Popular brands. assorted pat- 51 le Rubberset Lather Brushes f ks , 1] | ‘ | 6 Medium Forks (A — Ree eae a ie: oe aa ' > Size terns Of 2. 3 and for $1 01 Yesterday's Results. a |/ ey | tll , Cardinal 3%. 1 Butter Knife } NS: en ee sd :". eat oy Symonds Inn Vanilla - Cincinnati 1. a ok TA : —» ie Bonen at 4

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y 1 cree 4 a ees ‘. - f) 3 YA. tas CW. \ Wess =~ —— SS 2 My i) \ ‘ >) NY QQ \) E> MUQGQQ_ ‘- = | Qo XSAG | aa By HAG “A \N Narang aon ‘SI ai LOUIS P Vanishing | Yj ea ee io . —~ Sa or Raion “| A Uji nS 1 — ae Dey ; ‘se Wid §: =f oe pe Creams y i : + es Bik 2 for 51c 75c Spring Maid T:ssue Cream 2 for 76c Yl 7 2 —_—_. - Yb _ J bo > ee omen oe A ee ee eee sl. LOUIS, SUNDAY MOR NING, MAY % 1927, Spring Maid ea PAR ; | oe ciel | : Complexion Powder Ss] vr ) a Clings well to the skin: a me- E , = =|$ROWNS MAKE 16 HITS AND BEAT MACKS, 122 ———s | | = | | , 9 —- yl le EE a ie ee oe ke > : rs bales. ot egee * M Es %, be rs fe nee z ptt : ree wee we: : i yet aa 05 ie aa os ad Rg weed lo Be anyon Ba. > Sirah tthe ea e Dirlove Creams Add charm to your personal ap- pearance. 50c Oriental Wrinkle Orange Flower, Cu- cumber, Peroxide Vanishing, Rolling — and Vanish- cow: 2 as dle Prat onireseatants sping * eS ppb er ie A Re, eka ella ape Rae Oe AIS o tei agre ahs Cold Cream Full pound can, St ATE alee deine horses which went to the Cans 76 Cc ; post in the feature race of the | og : . - e i oe : Bs PAR es re Se a : ce % Sieg isd ge i a a > a te +§0C | fey, Amounts wagered through (f(A i. ee ‘Wd | Machine in Series Opener— Melillo’s Work Stands : the machines ih the other races “ 3 Soe e Pg. PP xk * ¢ - ee : , Ss oe z Se ts he ts Bags 3 "Eo | : *. e ; 3 TALLY First Race Pk he we ee Pian ae Out—Cobb Makes Two Singles. Pantry Specials — : 833 CR ee ee eee «5 | 552 Saye i # & etn. pes TON AE cue ew | By J. Roy Stockton Truefruit Strawberry, 4 berry, Grape or jars : ) b veces SESE Be Be es : 7 ; s Mage ee eM Pe cule : Pineapple Jams. Ps 49c / Surge on Field After Sixth Race 200,115 ee ee ete, FS Be a a : The ‘ Those expensive and aged Athletics of Connie Mack, generally Marshmallow Fil- 2 for 36 mident in Seventh In- seventh Race .... 198.785 | : RS RPT fe er ee pa RS inte : 1, * regarded as the principal obstacle between the New York Yankees ing, 16-oz jars... c ; Call h POPPI and another American League pennant, did not show anything yester- gand Umpires ail the day afternoon in the first game of the-series with the Browns to cause Babe Ruth and his comrades to do any worrying. as a. “es " . se Alc ne. Amberjack, at | 25 to - Victor Win Ballou, the hard-working | ~~~ AA : iiaticiieiniticemaiiip young right-hander, made monkeys ¢ . . Hold Heat By Herman Wecke of the White Elephants, gave them |} Bagging Big Game Jamaica Racegoers Stunned ) } | % 10 hits but scattered them effecte | t.nanieeee | Electric Toaster Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | is : When Crusader Fails to I es et: areas re ST OE OT i FATE DB 71,8583 ecm © ected Sahel aiiemraeeietnaed AM Nae mais NOT al Aa os Mey BOT nai, § ea ia te MOO the 9 ry ow vy er ay eh ek. Ysa ieee Sl a Ab a NS hkl MS eh NO i RR HRS 9°9 one ewe AME» oe Set Phe ne y igh aOR PLY he eee pet z po BAF BS _ Mk eer ate Ste MADELPHIA. May 14:—Di: ively and the men of Dan Howley. PHILADELPHIA, playing with the same dash und AB. oe twe pliowed the World Cham. Get in Money. Pl se “s . ~ i wa ms RO EI cia’ dial SSS > " 2 is i Sg RE RN SE : ; HAIR CLIPPERS pwild scramble. herry Pie finished second after i Fee Lets ee ee ae ee ¥ Gee SEE | 5s of stuff ae - et PP et- | sacle cub when, Ot. be: hetied ball For ll a og chasing the pace throughout the Sa Eo Gee sgh Bakes Rete Get ag aes Se Be rs CE SSE *y SAEED, BED Fae? si i ames. hs ing him brilliantly Y e ai "| Wheat batted for Grove in second. _ cutting pOeared a bit that i Was mile and a sixteenth. The time for Lk, SE Ba SR pi ig Bie PO eS Fa be ee Ripe eae lis I, ee nat : The Athletics, on the other hand. = grangm patted for Rommel in siath. and bobbing tha a section if the it the distal . was a nd the race ah os ie Fe te Me Pe Se ae ts ; ; bs sere ; e ay a ao Ed nil Pe 3 % é ‘ad gece (Xe made three errors were slow on mee . hair: triple a , mae 4 ‘te gs Pees Spare 3 : ee fs: Puta 8 Bey oP Pt ee %: “3 : aes | K - _ a — Oi sao Fs Ce e¥ a * fet be si the bases and did not at all impress es WN C; cut very Os, vo he $F eating gE the fans as champion possibilities. 9.) 4. sp, P close, 2 for $1.01 7'5-In. Barber Shears 2 for $1.01 * ~ €&. ~ %. V2 Ag Euan ge torvacann Saye seco Rename wl, Olds “i Siabgy i rey we ~ who. rs Pare eT aeeeet ieee er Le erties te oak : > eA ney APT g i cnenecmtehheeaannial GW DRS Segara es a Fy mY s Fe leeessu: ep OF ca wlesssooee-o0-=® wsleeesseosuscoun . or PO, 9 Ballou in Control} All the Ways. Melillo 2h : Si ee | a8 : | ; It is unfair, of course, to judge Sigler wh ...... 4 hat of Am- 3: Bessie pee, ete Agnes ee ie ee aK Dea eT au ie » aia a team on one day’s performance, E. Miller If-rf.. 5 | - | Fe Bi a ee : OE cee. dl Sulla OT, gg a and you can't count the Macks cut Rice rf-ef *-* a Peter Golde: > re ailure caused hi! this n ting. bu arried on the! more surprising ee Rega: Beas linal He finished sixth to Nav. gating te ies Sate EE OS ee ae : 3 ‘ tgs Siete CT ste . ; : Handi- i ec RR eg RC Be AR M8 SR ag Bagh et oe | 8 Seeds? a ee the race on the one-sided defeat or ¢ — 1ca . nite dere (i Pi oe 8 Po Baca #8 ae . pe 5 Pe ae ty Oe, , gc Sm ny more than you can elevate the liams if mCiiort to get n bar 0O;cap a WeeK azo, beaten weariv sev |; ‘, ret ve Setnge ae rs * ee : m% R 4 Schang ec en le ngt! c and before that 9) Cn se ae om an ESO . Se a eS ” Swe h : Two-base hite—E. Miller, Balloa, Cob a. | 2ieceascseseoeca us» ) a i 3 *’ @ seseosesec!? a . “~~ * + line ecg — Abia ty nn e ss ve * . n* * ] bah e Pet > wv re ae 4 * " : ae "hic! er ry 2 hier?) "2 — nie F * ; le ' x stints Men the 6 Hioae (grein Amberitack, ow I Ss A conditions of tue race. with Whiskery and which as the ay to Osmand, and in the last game for the Browns Tie con-!| as the southpaw against th h if st = parent es -in’s horse today. He stepped off The Unitea States leads in tentg result of his Preakness victory car- w strides wore hi dow after - ’ ' ; ‘ rye . B the world ‘ham pior ard} : se aed , ‘ leneths - were , pense it a bi Wh ppeties Jc tae » Pe fre Thaggioe : oes to po ane ‘tributed two singles and a double in; Brownies. Ballou started the Bec - oneness in } and openily iwvwo . ti) ; nirante far thea ; rize "]e¢ Line r iinev ent r inte a‘ rjt- their } , inew-stre rit Jue] ; ' } , gcheeqents Se ae tix aspirants fe the first priz ried t hi ’ trv into favo the! iong. sinew-straining dauei | four official trips to the plate and ond inning attark with a douhle tor aT , ob ‘g 1¢ mn ij* OF Whi Athietic Club here today, set- yJ. lL. Vempsey. , ting a new mark of one minute, | (on the fans and Grove. Me'tile singled with one out in the (first inning and Bisier followed with a one-baggeer. Bing Miller doubled. _tice grounded out, Schulte was safe on Hale's error and Schane singled to center and four runs were across the plate. Ler i i ee a a ae ee ae ; OC POLO ELS ALLL AD LEAL AGT LOY YER nl Be ati 7 an. . } s * . T" gt) ‘ae > wre - % soptematnnigtt ose oe * lineup for Toronto's $50,006 swim- a }y ’ “7 Ty 4 much ane ner ¢ } - 2 a 2. . . ° . 7y e ‘ - > ae - — * } eran Just such another | jing marathon in the cool waters LULISVILLE, Ky., May 14.—H. P. Whitney‘’s Wiiskery, a stal-|}/ 26 seconds. Be pan: ‘and toda} ol) oa, I ot rat ron SiO iV a nd was 4 ak Taric ae ‘« for o 1: 7 . oa: a "Tt. "yr , ‘ m8 game it wae no great av the Geet Geen 1°" Lake Ontario, Aug. 31, is form wart son of Whiskbroom II and Prudery, accounted for the fifty- |¢ The previous time was one , carried wide ‘oun he first irn - ~¢ " : , : 1 7 Ss irom a St. Louis stand- | fan G minute, 27 2-5 seconds, set by opdadmatin ing today among the natators of ae 4 is For dandruff and falling hair; invig- - orating to the scalp when used daily as a hair dressing. a ular price, 50c; Sale, wa} 9 Bottles, 5 Packard’s Gray Hair Restorer Will restore the hair to iis natural color, ic Sale, 2 Bottles, 5lc r\ ¢ PE AE eR ANNE TN. on al ‘ e — . hi « ' — -TTPe 7 | 4 . aa . d ~ x ~ . ¢ ‘ 8 654 .667 630 New York 692 .704 hero of several! Manne: rescucs place of finish were the more com- Idle Hour Farr stable pair, Rip . ( If le ‘ “YT ane S } 2 »] vir y hy ry f° ir vl m lry > . ’ ; gland, and Jane Sion, Belgian ‘leading home Jock by almost two entry of J. E. Widener, Rolled yesterday. ; ? a year ago with Bob Mathews, and / had a city championship quintet. Three Sing rles. winning the State --o-“.w~“-~~ peat aee, ance Rag eh ‘4 10 583 .600 560 Chicago .... ; 593 .60% Olav Farstad, Norway; Giovann! petent performers throughout the Rap and Black Panther, Easter! = * - = ; ‘ -” . - ‘ ~ = Ps ’ iy i a) Gai Jic 9 O71 591 545) Detroit a 13 11 542 EO 520 Cleveland aie é 462 481 fore igen fis } a the } arrier and s00nN ra ed into pa) RS Sere c mniete tri- oon pi ace wili he taken by hander from Toronto. who is The Mackmen | 6 . 9153 40 .425 391!) Wasbington . 440 462 42 The “Grease Bathing Suit,” made an advantage of five lengths He hie : om wa Pet my ye Ses Geet! lathews himself. who coached the; good enough to beat anybody | a be “ poe hb tne ribapccsd 7) hs is ¥ rt? } ’ ‘ ’ * ] mp: P OT t 1e st : & ee i “ a é : 1) | © i ‘11 16 .407 429 293; BROWNS ... 135 458 . famous by Lotti 1oemme:, — held sway with Osmand his closest | UMP" *OF See - he sets court game with signal success at. when he is right, according to | ines ar yene-sragh is 6: * 18 .280 308 269 > .304 .333 25} barred fro! the Canadian attendant untt! ondine the fina) Horses to finish being the property | ., University of Idah Man: I > meahatt spelled. Grove formerly was q oan wept! = Boston * oad are -~ ne arre Ad Vids ia ne Ut ' we 42665 ; sis I ~? fij : ii< _ ‘ bond shea 4 s<e hy F.asternp “ ; : J ii emits’ : . es ; Printer i & ' . sAEAGUF. AMERICAN LEAG ; SE FRE elthouch ase may ‘eamely in Hoe) 3 sent into the fixture astern a hate “4 " ee , . prin sina Bt. Leuls newspa- Nphis 1: ee ee cae ' meiy in the finai, bitter drive. GE at 8 ° the | with the Mackmen this after- a" ; S d's | Vanill Re: tS, Cardinals 3. Browns 12, Philadelphia =. be applied over ENCES cae BU: McAtee’s Bid Well Timed pa ag eg -y pees ae we Wins Golf ‘Tourney noon. It probably will be Wal- — ragga = ge bigces F yois ex . : a" ‘ tN : irst of the siz estern wned | ; no “e” a n ymona s inn anilla 7 Cincinnati 1, Cleveland 5, Washington 2. After Osmand raced to the front _, ew to finist Re the Aseoctated Preee. mg | berg. also a eodtbpaw,. for the ee of his name. Seabee starters ¢ inisen. S ex la? ay - -) or Lemon Extract | rookiyve * Roston at Chicago. rain. Cornell Defeats Penn. » the last three-sixteenthe« Ear! one IF TEL [). be jz@ “3 Engia! J, mea? ; White Elephants. Sisler Scorca hy Slide ‘, Boston ” New York at Detroit. rain. Cae ee Sande shook him mightily with full Whitney’s Second Derby Victory. ;4—Aleck Compsion, a member of —— . , bextra Fine Quality ’ all Sch i str. DEI PT] 9 May 14.— use of the whip. and * Regdihe: oe * Bg Whiskery’s success moved Mr. the Ryder Cup team, today won! Ty Cobb. Eddie Collins and the Melillo’s pop single to right fav's Scheucle PA: rt a4 arte IM aE es Eas is | gt } the charmed circlé|the professional tournament inzu-| other high-salaried Mackmen 4ié | started the first inning rally. ahah ‘ . "J = “e Whitney into =o ; LEACUE. Cornell with the an- padie of coming on to lead the aia ‘e provided two | aia 2 Bottles 36c AL LEAGUY AMERICAN LE. , ' nual track and field meet with the brilliant field at the wire tow- of owners, who nave provide he /gurating ‘he new golf course here,’ pot ast much of a magnet in Sisler singled and both scored es fat Xew Tork Philadelphia at St. Louis. Trniveraity of Pennsylvania on /ever, McAtee had not made full | “/nmers of the coveted race, ® His aggregate was 143. ©. A./| the series opener, the chilly and Bing Miller’s double tr right Sat Brookivn Washington at Cleveland. | Seosiuitie 3 id today, winning by | use of Whiskery, and when he set &78"4 filly. the only one of her #€%| whitcombe was second with 148;/ threatening weather probably on ile — . etroit. sj = wee " sieges Sie pies Rag ae ge _ “3 3 £Geor h, 152 Continued Gans Scheduled. ~ serene = D m - score of 79 to 56. the Whitney colt down to gire his ~Continued om Page 3S, Col. 3. George Duncan fourth, 192, j helping to hold the aliendance ou Page 25, Colum 4, ‘ 01 thoroughbreds were also

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._ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH IN Gaara OPEN ' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 VER REDS, 2 TO I, ’ PAGE 2S ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GIANTS TRIUMPH O ’ MRHEM I §] World Champic Make Four | In Game Continued From Page 1+. ————ething else might a something ¢ ie patios rushed the people away’ and cleared the stand as OS ace pnene A LLL LOO Barnes Gives Six Hits ‘BEATING BACK _ In Duel With Luque; Hornsby Gets Safety ~_--- Epecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 14—Virgil Barnes outpitched Luque bee Broad first game of the Cincinnati series here this afternoon, and the due | went to the league leaders. 2 to l. Barnes held the Reds to six hits. | Farrell, Lindstrom and Tyson saved four sure hits by wonderful plays” and cut off at least two Red runs. Bunched hits in the and |Indians Turn Back sixth won for the Giants. In @d-/ ¢he Senators, 5 to 2. ' |Special to the Post-Dispatch. CLEVELAND, O., May 14—] ‘Cleveland defeated Washington, 5 | to 2 in the first game of the series, | here today. It was Tris Speaker | 'day and the former Indian leader, was presented with many gifts, in- | ‘cluding a chest of silver and a wrist | watch. But Speaker failed to show | his former prowess with the bat ‘and was unable to get a hit off George ponte who won his second | gramc of he season. Fon iii: and Jamieson le4_ the Indian batting attack with three hits apiece. Thurston was bombed for 12 hits in seven. innings and was driven the box. Brax-, ton finished game in good style. Score: quick} y BOSTON, Mass, ‘Cubs won the longest g ig league season, 7 ieee Sathggsiibes ‘ ing nings here today, a - . and the stand is one o! . 2, ag , ,ertson and eh che oldest in organised base bail. | 5 4 & = : | Edwards in the The Ball —_ ; ‘ae ‘ 33 = ; irst : B. d - : oo vmnnacann In the las fra After a } Pape ! ee Beck *Cardina:s helped the ent |Pitcher Guy Bush, whe os patie in the second and the fe- ,distance for the ges that Mcinnis’ men Adams made his fourth , _ Wilson pounce Jd ithe game and Cooney a. th: : ae : asm" gio " ; | is ; ; “ sa —, | Single to Gautreag 7 o Rherz Ly | Robertson re te conti Buitiyen % / Richboure’s head aa | Richbo ure’s h C Now. oroomate// i cad and eat my ‘veteran Robby and tn EVROPE mex) Z 4iteh SS ‘ . 8 : -AaCce: ee ' had a sintt- Stal “palding VW illiame : Tue e * e» o Q- ° = att ® ot CT ea idee Wi a: sker | rf rant tS By , Foster Cdwarée who ~} : Fribe & COME-“BAcK son intentionally, filling 1 ~ | : » A cine! ~— play and A wild pitch let ese mane » round. But Bell score and then 8 +o sae and all hands cored two more, ora : fe. Then Carlson popped a Each team made one rms a. > center and Thompson | eleventh. In the > ‘risch made a two-base | High’s triple scored. the t 4a throw on Sand and Friberg | wit h one out ang ~~ a wy «while Carlson got home on | /posely passed two men, Ga. ‘nge’s long fity to Dout | bases and Gautreag “~~ © now's double and two in- | first baseman and champions one | to Reck at third. but the men of O’Far- ~The game took 8:4% . 5 in a generous mood zht passes, fanned four helt he home folks to an- the Braves to 11 hit. ie eac! nd advanced played a sensational ¢ fumble. Then} the first nine innings into center, The score: er off seton ‘= gira ie Connie Mack Cmose ATALETICS Ane NOW tt THE YANKS Cr386lc28°.T from the WASHIN GTON = | > ~ a field outs gave the [°° St. Louis Sends Second Largest Delegation of — Visitors , singled a rt ht i oP Oh Te OD worth — - ~ 200° -~ ‘e 7 ~2a 5 be re ov °° Bat od Tagn Demrses (WHO BOD Epertn Gary '9 CONPATION AMP COMmne Bau ') ‘Centralia Wins : VRAY'S COL Southwestern HE battle to determine & ve ee Illinois Meet =: ‘logical contender” for Gene | to a certainty, if by any chance Tunney is on again. From Madéd- | Dempsey is not the ome to face ; > ae he ET. “for “Brax the os Wits ~ ww AoSE MEAKEXT | -~~~-~~~~~~-~-~~r*- LO AMER KA LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 14.—Ly- man T. Hay, president of the Fair- | CREST YS © ‘mount Jockey Club, was among the EXPECTED -) imany St. Loutsans over from the | | Missouri Metropolis for the day ; Mr. Hay reports keen interest in the coming Fairmount Park meet- ing and foresees a revi patos: of the | Fairmount Derby that may earn + place among the best races of t year. ee i i sixth was notning compare Phils did scoking the ball to all p "Meld and ther did on Sthey had t orer eight big punc the round was @ Russell Wrightstone rners populated. This ' Art Reinhart, a ie*’ it le local stay after viewing the feature. Bernard — Harry F. Sin sportsman and ‘operator, jour neyed from New York, while H ‘apitalist, from Thevw started A tom rsecorstd 7, se painnat” notbaing ent! but call The to clea eir shower Took h rts of the stop runs. Buccaneers Sto Robins’ Streak, 6-1. 22OKwovo>™ i) suesoued pe Oo nd © a - = ~ 3 | 02020-2990 -2000-365 ey Patted for Wi 4 * came » 31 » 2 »!| to be among oS were for e ble by Leach'’s by Rb man of emy to chanip contri® ids Edward B. Lean, prominent Cincinnatl an Washington pub- lisher, was present to see his col- ors carried in the coveted fixture epotiight were Each had a the oe frame ght hi three tos homer. helped by a And itcherse That's and while the pouring runs across | was” pouring rain. Dyer to Pitch in Exhibition Today Eddie Dvrer, gouthpaw. will be arts, 31 the Cardinals’ probable pitcher their . Se By om, *. m the exhibition game scheduled the for tomorrow wit! the York team of the New York-Pennsyl- of Bill Fredri co Alphonso Perzet. vania Except for this, lan Am! lor h mn open date for the men what f bassado: ~~ — Tyo life s@ ana d rrell However. world . , TOF cael Cnited States dele from gee Thor his | relay it would h ren tied Grantland Rice, Damon Runyon.! per, he League of Nations, ar- Peotone gut: te Se ee : : , | Dabey, W. 3.) sree as Weenie Snectal to the Post-EMepately — ion to Dver, several other of casiiall If the outdoor series bears no pion. 1! rf ' nd East St.: MacBeth, John I. Day, Al lubhouse visitor ' LAWRENCE, Kan, 2 econd string athietes wi knock Dempsey is not going to de- James Corcoran, Capt. R. J.i ne hag seen the ou TI iversity of Kanam® chance to show. but is si ce ' i 44 © ‘ . iu tennis team made a ae! m and ft more fruit than did the indoor ‘ ~ 1 4 a ; eat Tunney ! limited : hw - lleville yylan irren wn rry M events, fans are Cestined to pay, = ao im ce mn ae Bet iweizer of eileViis : : lan, Warren Br own, Harry M. races of 1 rance, and ome arted to rain unlesa he car rise som in the ih! “T Wood of te es : ; : txo sing! me called and Jim, a a pumpasensie The Chicago delegation wag es- timated at more than 15,000, the Wil largest that city has ever sent to »¢ Binghampton. N. Y., and George ny sporting event, St. Louis fur- yw Hendrie, president of the Wind- hed the next largest representa- Jockey Club, were interested tion with Detroit, incinnati, In- James W. Corrigan. dianapolis and Atlanta sending the ident McKinnew Bteel Co. and largest quotag in the history of the maintains a stable of horses Trace. Bh nossa. here, was among the feland visitors. ’ lis Sharpe Kilmer, sportsman 7 eee seen piled up Gienn of th roun enirit dias emy. games, hhem from Yf Sands arm te runner Leach away £ sixth Ww BROWNS MAKE 16 16 | {son Square Garden, where half Tunney. HITS AND TROUNCE a dozen or more “eligibles” MACKMEN, 12 TO 2 fought and bled thelr way through as many dreary encoun- Continued From Page 15. ters. the front line shifts this Schulte pulled up lame after | week to outdoors, at Yankee shar eeseag out a grounder that Hale Field. There, on next Thursday, the two Boston “Strong Boys,” Jim Maloney and Jack Sharkey, rather whimsically referred to as ‘Staunton Beaten by Only One Point, Half-Mile Relay three hits. lyn second chances. $7 chances Eceore: ‘Will Dempsey Change? gona is chopping wood | ad Event. and getting himself in shape for the campaign mapped out = By the Associated Press. for him by Tex Rickard. | GRANITE CITY, 0), May — Because Dempsey is training Centralia won the second annua and has consented to come back Southwestern district track meet souri Pacifie Railroad. z H Rick- Lawler of Chicago, utilized the “successors to John L. Sulll- to the ring doesn’t mean that (here today ina thrilling finish with man, L G. Atleeneau. and others. Private coaches in making van.’ will slap and chop at one he will whip Tunney. Far from | Staunton by scoring 28 points to, Derby tri another for 15 rounds, the win- | }t. taunton’s 27. The haif mile re-|; Among the prominent newspaper ner to meet somebody Dempsey will have to regain ay decided the meet. : [writers who ered” the De perhaps Dempsey, possibly Tu his timing, his judgment of dis- tralia placed below second in the for their ney himself siti tance and perhaps change e ak peers battle plans to beat the cham- Maxwell. George Among the visttors from _ &8t. Louls were: E. E. Norris, vice ‘president Mobile & Ohio Rallroad: John Filtzgerald, superintendent L. & N. Railroad: J. J. Hollen- Hartfeld, Alan Corey and E. M. beck, general passenger agent Mis-| tere, all of New York, and E. G. Herbert Pulitzer, publisher, and ' | Herbert Swope of the New York , bourg. ‘ Deable plays — World; G. H. Bell, Col. John M. | 2ucus: Hartect se Williams ran ‘for him. Tenney ran right well, too, working the de- layed steal when Grove threw to Pool. The throws by Grove ané Pool were not too good. Ballou opened the second tn- ning with a double, starting @ rallv that produced three more. runs. O'Rourke walked. Meltl- lo'’s infield out advanced the rumners and both seored on 8Sis- yht. Bing Mitl- single to third rbd? ad “coT respective papers were A © Cope- ie Ln ler’s eingle to = just as the lar’e — 7” i* 77 oe “ + Arm ny” rve i a sent Sisler and pay and pay, without get new record of 10. 8. Ad Ha y gium, many of in return The in- : ait yes SR daly givdee eri ee iar c base hite—Kr att Kremer . @: bw Kremer ler. Pion an end Jords. 1h Sim. WEST FRANKFORT HIGH CAPTURES TRACK MEET | @necial to the Post-Dienaten MURPHYSBORO, Mi... May 14.— The West Frankfort High Schoo! track and field team won first place the district athietic meet tuthern Yilfnots high schools Hurst-Bush The ning school scored a tota! of toda vy. points. Harisburge Hich was secon $6%. Herrin third with Murphysboro fourth The relay race physboro with Car and Harrisbur The meet G@irecti % 31.¢% Athietic was Won ym of th: Associ gecond winners r the ter Stats University of Iilino next Friday and The West week af0 won ference athietic meet. Se aE Runs Scored This Week By Big League Teams NATIONAL LEAGUE. oases. & we F. BW. FT. F. Chicago .4.. 6 32 1 New York 5 1 Cardinals 5 Brookiyn 1 Phil hia Pit burg Cincin ti Boston. os > -f- a « | wwame iste —s | com & bs me be te oe | ae Total« AME RIC AN CiCSss. S&S. M. Cleveland 4 Phil phia 2 New York 8 bs nase og eeu am we 68 oO & +1 = * Me -e6 _ 2 -— of i) 2 3 — 9 13 — —- | www aeee _ . eT awe: [ & } slave . 213) 4 24 21 203. and Rice’s single scored George. Fiuidie Collins doubled to right in the third ané@ a sacrifice fiy an@ an infield out pushed him around. Brownie bate were silent tn the third but fn the fourth base hits and errors gave the Browns four more. Browns Helped by Errors. lillo shot a real gingie to and was ~it when he was by Sisler’s Srounner. the technical base hit being the third in 8 row for George. Bing Mll- a e'ncie, sent Sle- to “third. Rice popped out Collins muffed Wil- the fou! line, ler and when llams’ pop fly near Sisier and — ecored. Schang walked ar when Lamar fum- bled Gerber’s single to left, Wll- llams and Schang_ beth scored. Hale doubled 4 leading off in the sixth and he had aéd- vanced on an tnfiel4 out Branom, atting for Rommel. seored him a “ter ¥. and liner as i!t the and Miller backed to the wall reached Simmons’ was about to crash against creen, but he dropped it Simmons got a single, Cobb stop- pin at secon. Ty went to third on Haie’a sacrifice fly to Harry's good throw hitting Cobb on the bounce Melillo imning by turn iing a on Pool's siow Rice Melillo made a daring attempt to score from second on Sialer’s In the #eventh. but was subled at plate on a close ay, Hale to Poo! to hrane. Ran. brought ancrifice ~.. _oec Ring Miller Hits Home i nz Mitie: 4 ~ » rota second aing nth. hitting t?: righe field with one and stopped at seeond on Simmons’ s' agie. Hale filed to Rice and Pool ended the Same with a tap to Ballou. oa out, ting much door serial was a pie-eyed blioom- er. from the standpoint of good merchandise delivered to the eash customers. The epic re- suited in many boos, a itlarge number of yawns and ho-hums an4 nota few solicitations to ‘take ‘em out,” on various oc- casions. The net manne for the result was a lot of promoters an tghters, wit! the mysterious “logical eontender still unde- tected. The box score totals of the serial, begranmng with the Young Stribling-Huffman bout, show: Nol knockouts. No knockdowns, No whirlwind fights. No title prospects uncovered. The long-sought X of the equation. to wit, who is to face Tunney, has yet to be un- covered. Hence we come to the outdoor series and more It is our belief terious Mr. X is n at all. oo a - om On @ nomewnei: sre +3 vc_ = ine his as customers. w T wc the Mys- FOMMronNn he world lamMmpio! rison “Jack”™ “Demps But the broadccastin log ca! Hence the outdoor elimina ~ S ee Avs J ~ + 4444 d4 s . * o a contencer must go Making Jawn L. Restless. HE lads who are to succeed to John L.’s place in the hearts of the Boston fans are biy causing The Great to grow restiess tn his grave. Tt is sad the dear depar proba (one “~ Ato *,. hes enough to be among a i as John is * »! q : oo tae he ew ~~- \¥ isis one s s°) without escandaliized by D The “strong bors” of Boston today are itn about the same re- lation to the John L. of old. as a Christmas tree candle is to a searchlight, memory ay ) ‘as hemy "es re ateheh 4 Bs am weight Los Ang: "tT" een: ? 7 ' ow s¢ _ U Saay a ee eckrhaA ta 4&2 vas Steele solidly on his rival. 100 foe he squareiy. His punch is unequaled in history. In his last fight pursued a target that glided just ahead of him, always out of reach like a will 'o the wisp. Generally Dempsey missed widely and ran then into Tunwttey’s ard lefts and rights. As fast as Dempsey ad- vanced Tunney ; ishing as he went. Dempsey’s blows, such as reached, lost ef- fect because the target was g0- ing awer. The moving target was both hard to hit and hard to burt. The ar'ses: What would happen if Dempsey de- cided to abandon his -crowding style and wait for the opposing to bring the fem to him? seems easy—No- the battle to anyone shou!d, be eonsidered will hit any and anybody It's a day. nm coax Tunney ~ +4 Dempsey thought hecome regain a LONDOS AND JONES ifm the 80-yard dash | feet, and 229-yvard ir der of Eldred, set a record of 0 and Fox Centralia ran the high hurdles 17.1 for a ew iaark. France Staunton was the only other per- to approach last year’s rec- He the record of five 10 inches in the K. Beckemeyer of Carly! 449-vard run again this year Middleton of Salem took the mile run e the second year. Twenty Win- second page will ist ict at 12 st ate form orés. +iaA high sae rT a “ses > ” hb - 7 eams competed the meet. nera of first and 4 q represent this ¢ , > oon meet at the Univ May 29 and 21. END TRAINING TODAY = Jimmy were, grap — les chal Greek heary- and Paul Jone enger, in a New Coli Cham ~ eed ™m al ta) nA ick Daviscou John Maros wee bouts at » Mie sex hen Alten Fius- the New who meet! ln g HA LP-MILE en ; + - us rai ae sd cons) erby the event est of ror Charles] FE. Kline was VYorees etner- linent ar- — : Frank J. Navin. president of the large 46 Detroit baseball club, and extens- from Pittsburg. and : interested in the pretentious — was anot the fh r - _# party c ‘y ely Etahile, ess his clubhouse box. witnessed Dert P was another Hergeshe in Rentu for the Derby for John EB. Madden came frem his Hamburg Place farm near Léxing- ton, in time to see the renewal, and Jefferson Livingston -vas .mong the New Yorkers that completed thei simmer eky lowing + for a story. ——— INTERZONE MATCHES FOR DAVIS CUP MAY BE HELD IN CHICAGO May 14.—Interzone Aug. 26 Dual Track Meet Defeats Principia in Junior and Senior Division; Losers Take Relay. CARUTHERSVILLE HICH WINS TENNIS MEET ial ft ® “ "AR UTHER SVILLE, 14.—The geconda &® dash onds. He also carried across the finish the &§ line by )-vard relay other members of “oles, Richa inches in thea team ~ S| ~ + rds * | > nerformance the 7 a awe &S8 >>" . ve best a 9wFIne schools ever Hayt' ir ortagevil’e. Clarke? et hm feated the fsruthersville poin Ls to > ‘An on _ Medals were argadocio aT +h na as ing iar pia. Orset §0)- a. ; be & Heieht—t1 DASH] as match with Untversity oi players here this one Summary: wan Kansas, peat Miss . Missourt, Campbell and Johnsen, 3 heat Cover and Turree®, §—3, §6—lL. the purpose “2 gathering material | ve for tm boost ‘ten fn St rte, today by er t Tennis the reader cf Barnes, Triple A player - mer Washington Us | * = Acscsociatioa Ge bs ring a In the absence of & owned tenn vis club - Pa) ~hership imber of ways he * maintain a! rrominene®. "aa 7 ‘ers T the mem of only $1, the holde opr of the of fietal i, ed States Laven : elation each mont? season. In additie® an placed on & ts inform him of the St. Louls tion. persons present, who 1¢ Open spaces, scurried rain was short it looked mighty rr" s.. ine iid not waste any time went to the plate. a singie to left on the from Carison. A Wit nit gave an exhibition iown running. Frisch “lose to the Do gthit him, but to third. or he was doubled, Leach to Wrightstone. ‘ick Spalding. who is ing for the Phillies. is *r Philadelphia semi-pro left kKanded batter and > He '* thrr Tar Rhem Starts Well. He was tamed on @ wr, Pnow. Then Wrignt liked ended Bot.- Leach tap te and a ladslike nd-sacktng for the made a fine play when he far into right field ley’s pop in the second later Sand hiked far Hafeyr's pop fly. Lonee work bw the im th. fiel€4 gave the SPenine tn the second and thes tony ik antage of it. W ileon bear °C a smash off Rhems _ ‘oO start. Thompson hit Rhem and Wilson wes hes but Thevenow’s throw Sete for the double play was 7 Then Friberg hit to Bell + &@ double play, but threw as & then a bit later, Frisch “Bec loose a two-base wild ¥e for his second error of the Campa: ‘sn. This with a pep sin- - >y Carisom and sacrifice fy 7, in produced three mark- for tnto Ce--. - nm - When Thevenow doubled to * — field fence to start the a. Started to pour and the “2 crowd made a dash for in tim to reti The ¢ here, but it be pig The inspect tome condem be no Phiiad stands The von tts souri Wi here ip terday Kansas mateh | Gi

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ST. LOU! . S POST- DISPATCH nee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 | _ ST.LUUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 35 [S| BATTED OUT AND CARDINALS LOSE, 12- cae | ee ee ee ————- - ——_—- ~ —_— - —- —— A eR + ae i ieiintatadkiensscanaae—i _) A —_ - | pag | gy foo yrseeae > sé ; ne. fon, ; : , he > ' ” is ‘ = , W ething else might happen, | W ° | ’ P . inning “Break.” Er ostio , rushed the people away | A BAD DAY I. the spring a fuller crimson Place. ar of the Dog Racing, , | in Conference Play. € i 4 = , | “ s te a ule iy / ° 9 ' Capa and cleared the stand as quickly (WW comes upon the robin’s breast; | Has Wagered $1000 She i Spec ot + e ; . . S ¢ , " ; ‘. : | ao: se. L 3 possible Poe oh SP an ae In the spring the English sparrow’) _ Games ran true \ form in the Can R t ’ a i ne Oiled Ce, Mey tie iO ae | Douthit ef - is the world’s most foremost |i URIS High School League yes- | epeat. + 2 ia re | | *STILLWATER, Ok. May 14.— Cubs won the longest gam ee ae easiest Fs i'terday afternoon, when Cleveland te ‘ ; ‘ee , r | big le 7 The Phillie stand rowded, | Southworth rf ..3 pest. ‘defeated Central, 8—1 Roos eas txt! ae re ae Assisted by generous bobbles con- - . ° e-ie [ >¢ ? 7 ‘ ol, € . Se. ‘ : ; : s meee season, 7 to 2, in 18 ae ta capacity attendance Dbeé ing Frisch 2b ae on ; se at a 0s nings here today, hopp} alinos ie tha wand te Gus of | Betteley 1b velt Field, and thereby regained a | erent i i PPing On Rol on band. agg : nes Tanase Bell 3 In the spring a livelier iris on the | tie for first place with Roosevelt,; hound world = in lis vietnity ; } ntl ‘ n ranviigze: asec i . » ; RI EF : : = a or =, ) a ; ie 7 nuing te } . the ware stall rial | Hafey If new straw cady flames: and Beaumont touched the .600' thought the big brindle dog Baily- i ee ; , ie | |a 5 to 1 victory over Oklahoma A. ; = wards in the eighteenth / _ | O'Farrell c I ; mark by winning from Solden 4—3. | 1, wie i fe i aie _ _. # ‘ & | ! \ “olleg | i the 3 & After a peaceful first frame, (hE | phevenow os n the spring the rookie’s fancy |at Beaumont Field Cleveland i| knockin was the Man O° War of and M. College on Lewis Field here é . : : a if . aY\ ¢ a : - cigar ae a rame Beck sin ; inals helped the chnemy WON- | gp) lightly tur ae a a = the dog-racing game. He had won ts oe - ae oe ‘es =~ | |tOday, and maintained tts lead and |Pitcher Guy Bush. w Cardina iis and the ve on: 2 Y turns to no-hit games, | Roosevelt each have four victories | stats | eondebotive ee i ‘| distance for the C — Went ¢@ derfully ee ? — | gga A ; sai | MeGraw p | and one defeat. Beaumont has! ccemed nate er Caper | Ademe enede his ae — sult was “aad sa es a er Fe oe » j In the spring the . , ’ won th ree and lost the Sz me nume “Then ¢ Hk ss anes . iT | ke ; a . 1isOoOn pounce } -? ey } Totals , 233 i} ‘ score d. W ebb doubled . an at+eeocoud was retire Sian, 2 1 AB. K. . . , EF. | ue § pring he }] Start to raising | ¢ ; 1, 3 i i _— Ne tast Uitti femal tne ; on she eS - 2 , . 4 , .% oe ‘ : =o rat ne hits were ‘oncerned Richboure’s h oe a. oC eee Sand «« ! ‘ 0 asin = i}2rom pnpehind and assume the lead 1" ' lon dale th: : ee . . om ‘see Le Ee is ) ttle a | : 2 . ead an 5 : 2 *yyaQt tj} ij¢ ; a | if A LJ . i C ulte € Ss n proved niore deadly Ln ; ii ] ; ‘ , . . . ; . : ; ' C . 2 ; i it S . i r ' ' i iveteran Robl 4 out went = | a en ¢ ...:8 4 0 a bumper crop of weeds. jin the sixth inning. which was add- | : ; - f ate : | | ictetee, eaten aeiadeal ery eens. Ta 'y and in came you Then came another bi ae '.* Williams rf . = | : | | | ‘a ® ood a wards, Who pa Feame up clean with PIDETES Nixon rf . " . 'r ern? ® . g . x ee . . . heats as nuonally, filling the } eas). A cinch double play and | Wrightstone 1b (A wild pitch let one more the end of the round. But Bell Leach cf score and then Stephenson’s inde threw wild to second and all hands | Wilson c ay scored two more, ora tota] of fig were safe. Then Carlson popped a | Thompson 2b .. Single to Gautreau near first, — x ‘ - ; ragibeamn wt seniitiacaanasie mn ; oak : are >} at ae £ ed ar wh iadeg’ is ’ a UNE te tae ete cent > wren ryte r a. —=— ww tone aoe - 7 Like © G ie } ~h¢ ; ‘ > ‘ a] ne * : se Bs 7 , _ . | : zike # flash sg! hopped out o Ne * i 2 a s4i Kichler, curve artist of the Bears -_ an EP SP att a ety ie wt Met * 0 ed to in the seventh and never re- toarting xX ar . Shee Goem fo es . ; ‘ ; ) ® In the sprin bh linquished Starting box and took the tree hie ee ke Se — ae oe | a who allowed three safeties, and | “pring our heavy undi a , ee ot : mes Brown, Indian recruit who yield- '- are replaced by b es Central was leading, ‘1 to 0. at ee PE Se aS ’ = eae. ; Tae hie ed o1 - cour @ Bate a . ths a " 0) y beeveedees; the opening of the sixth, when Ken- : |, Oa 2 ae 2 | ! ing by both te ma, hief t the - Pak ~ mae % we . aoe ing by b eams, chiefly by 6 0 1 I o o in the spring the weath ny walked, w | | 4 be Pe / . S .6] er changes | DY d, with one out... Kenny Ce = Yo eS . : ger | |Aggies, marred the scrap. 2° 8 1 . " Ln egetegne . “ om 7 Ocal. SO EIT RR ease a Teka Gl & ae ee iat aoe ae ac : ; - and again j stol ) } if . | aM \ Cae nee 8 Re eee Each team made one run ip gngie to center and Thompson Friberg 3b gain it starts to freeze, ; @ second phere Mowry Was fan C3 5 oe SN ee : _ Serkes, Bear — shortstop, scored eleventh I Lb — - on Carlson | ning and Coover came to bat. ‘ ; a S ———— — — — ; : ‘ n tie Braveg’ ered Frisch made a two-base D £ ig prea nner SP the first run on his four bagger High's triple scored the tte} “a throw on Sand and Friberg - — In the i ) Coover was safe and Kenny scored : ie ‘over Hall, in left, in the fourth Cie OU GA then moe, -.06 Carison.cot home on| Te ------38 1% 14. 19 : spring the rainy weather | when Ayers threw Coover’s ground- . Stanford sc . : scien ush wtallied, while Carlson go ne nie one wien has the er th h a . o | | | Stanford scored, too, after walking posely Dassed two men, filling @™ gpaiding’s long fly to Douthit. —— terre | a ee nt Thana, Copver taldae anien, Beane | | seit capone peeks on Gee ee) ee : h, mines : ’ 4 - : j “ jw 4 a P a y " ? , ae : 4 : “ ’ | bases and Gautreau fouleg to Thevenow'’s double and two in- | Cardinals 3 | In the spring the double-headers ee a oe — yet te 3 pet 3 (bobble on Conrade’s fly. Two . caught Paul, Central’s one-armed ‘« & ‘other Bear tallies came in the first baseman and Taylor li ' he champi ne .— to the b \ ned am ficld outs gave the champions one 03100 12 | 0 the baseball fans accrue. , ail | , T pitcher, napping, and when Puul we. , a Mi -- H ‘sixth. Serkes and Cheatham asin- . ichigan Hands a Sewn ee & Perr. _ ~~ fay POMBE Fo Sy YM alien a een oe ple A Nee ea ing BO rs AED ae tammy erg ile te Sasi Fg ORES PE A, mage = Pm to Beck at third ae an > O'’Rar South- ' . »e third, but the men of O'’Far- {_ : ‘ . ut anyone The game took 8:42 Bush p a rere stil in a generous mood cae ate Leach, Wilson. Home runs IS THIS A SYSTEM? finally realized that Coover was gied, and took advantage of er _ $ . . i 4 i d ~2it 46 id . — e : r 4 itstone, Stolen ba Fri } 7% > stealing third I h e , ; | . , — eight ps a ff | ae 1 i se—Frisch. - ; uird, he threw the ball | % aaa = oe fanned four and g@eiand helped the home folks to an- | saerifice nit—spaiding. Double play— i te the voice-of the oil man I |into the stands permitting Seaver | a. Bee 7 | . . | ora ie ee Illino Its F | oracek to get home. The fifth Dp AV ¢ a fFenen on . ie Peeieiuhd ie : a t i ' os . _ i A +Ve SS ae : 1S Irs ; s . » the first nine aaa rammer on Southwe rth g = sis “ a. prey hoe Maggot 1. off) That an overproduction exists Cleveland made sure of its vie- x % ~y, : ee ee came in the sev- The score: 2 gpl ag oft setond. It was | Bhem 2. _Pitehing revesl=s@it. thon 9 it ts plain; jtory in the seventh on Hornsby’s | my Se | infield veiled, aaa poy hae poe ee — spa, | Rr ee Me oie: | present the output will more !single and McLoughlin’s triple to é; _* *4 | t " ; : Cubs 7 Braves 2 easy for him to score on nnings: off McGraw. 0 in serene re | : ple " & . : Moore's error and then stole home 4 ° eg © (pitehed to only one batter): off Rein-| tnan suffice, ideep center, scoring Hornsby. . gS % ee -— & : 'Conrades, Bear catcher. drove a “AG 's ace. 2. . ; “¢! Da stiied - : ap . ades, : 4 q rt — @ ‘au Run For Beil hart, 4 in 1-3; off Keen, © in 3-3 innings, | “0 We'll throttle ‘Production and| Central paved the way for its | “es | i. % long fly over Hall in left in the a . vy . : . =x oe . the champions ithin Passed balls—Wilson, O'Farrell. Losing At any rate those flvers should og Ss enn , Pei i . , ey ; OE Ne After Filling Bases With ureeto touch second base. The hi} itcher— | have Meaty ee T > Centralite was safe. och beat se “ : 2 sa nodes ” “Ck uOW nat. , ” F % ‘te a. ‘ 4 PONG Tat SG | piete ing Ti ‘oe 1gn’r : 4 ad ee t More Errors in Third. . one blunder, while Central threw te, ; y : ae a eee cisively defeating Illin«c’s here this | serkes ol . rt 2CING ’ a if 1 / li re ¢ : ‘ha } ry i * , . , , (SRT . . mao ” > *, é looked as if the champions The Browns didn't win a game | the ball aw ay on five occasions. , . 2 |afternoon, 6 to 0. It — the first | Preah more 1b. out to establish a record |from the Yankees. There is no/| Added to this was Van Nest's al- Ce Se ee on Be = te be ¢ ‘ 9 " . ; c . ; ‘fe . té i i j & v3 ra eR c. rrors and two more, a fum- | particular reason why they should. | !owance of but four hits to his op- linois this season. — sé f . ‘ichler rriberg. Each had a. ble by Southworth, who missed {Very well, then ponent’s six. The winning twirler | front of Ballyknockin. She was Caretaker. | Michigan bunched hits in the |Ruchman’ ab.” *, The Phils mad a. pongo each's single, and a wild throw | : pee. _gave free tickets to first once, | Still in front at the finish, having | fourth ahd eighth innings, scoring)" mere pe Snes made Gear bits, three by Rhem trying to pick the same | However, the season is stil!| while Paul donated two. Both | run the distance in 321-5 seconds. | three runs in each. Kubicek,| ‘otals . | aihem doubles and ‘hat homer. man off second, helped the en- | young and we'll get ’em yet. The! pitchers kept the bingles fairly And then the fun began. Charles F | B t | Michigan second-sacker, tripled in| Of the Wind- Edwards p .... maxed &@ pass, were helped by @ emy-to another run. Thus the | uncertainties of baseball will be | well scattered. ~ "| Sterling. Ballyknockin's owner. | ar ey eaten | the fourth and sent in one run and | yrvoredt , | knocked a home run in the eighth | Willoughby : ia se . erested seed bal! to score the ri : ; =? . e interested - ye iy ore the runs. ares *hanipions of the universe had | served. Joe Hohn led the batters of both | S2id Caretaker was lucky; that, ° re ii 1) , | >? See Ga) or »* and George ro 7a D i) WOH -1 epotlicht were Se eee ee ae ae r ~ oo 2 OG IO GO AE OR Oe erm RNS ore pe oe oe f An ee ving The Saye med y + rr ¢ aia -~: * hate $4 IRDA ot wane aa . : “ may > so algs | com omoH HeHonmem a 239-29 aq Masa a} a ty > bg W. Corrigan. i TS ee] Co. and |. ; nit horrible enough and: ‘while the sais : is ee ewe Te ‘ }- +} > -} teams, getting two hits out of four | } “ul le of horse ‘Jub. is ema tg rounds to the cause of the en- | We note that the Robins who got trips to the plate. McLoughlin’s| @t the start when one of the other pay | e@ o orses , 199 000 000 010 HOO euuLe§S Were pouring runs across . ; Not a good way to win off On the avrong wing are berin- three-hase blow was the only ex- dogs fell, forcing Ballyvknockin ts | Stewart, Illinois’ outstanding | x : twirler, was erratic and Coach) > | Shee ~~ r ‘AA... $h tad i ais among the Poston... 000 100 000 10 000-00 me piate, it was pouring rain. ei ni +o ar Thare { ag halele thi i . 6 & “Two-base bits—Webb (2), Grimm, saienmanen ‘ ang tO soar. Phere is hi ror tra hit of the game. cae aes AAS ee See ee anhsas an ) j Te th Lundgren replaced him with An- Three-base hits—Digh. Stolen ; e ° 6 — the Browns. aie in FE fallen animal. pave biicher, and *? “* : i . a Qa 7 . *« - = » 3 : ’ - > I . 5 os v “ . —* " ane . , —" ee 6 or threatening, here, next Monday and Tuesday, is making his first appearance in was sacrificed to third, and came inches... : ; - Home run—Kubicek, hree-base hit- next two games were theirs. The Johnson, Kansag, a wind which strengthened as jupicek. i “iteeRy Miller 1. we, winners plan to challenge other -_—----P--—=—S=-—ds— —- i ¥. C. Hethe but it is probable that they will , wa . in on Bennett’s infield out. Beau- a... Spee : ~ a ies os 6g 6-8 F Douth | on eta | St Louis as a White Elephant, |” ore ge wenger BES ithe meet opened increased thé] since fn nse rominent ar. “'ssour!, 6—1, ; ‘. wouthit lot waste any time be played at the Athletics’ field. | doesn't seem to have lost anv of his mont, however, scored again in ae open ncrease ; ‘wart o, by Andrews ~ a 2 tears. wy City. ) Cainpbell and Johnson, een be went to the plate. The Building Commissioner wil] animal spirits jUme in the dash events. rm : ve | . 4 ie ee ‘> the same inning when Roller’s hit mon and Mulca) -_—_~>—__-- | Mazer on Card Kent Farley, Missouri's crack i Horseman Sails. * broken, Thornhill, Kansas, weight be ty “ at A oe ame sole pa a AS “etl, greatest of Sig ‘ . Sie P 13 2 ¥ he hx, emt ~ HR . N elated tat tact cate eatin nineteen anes inne ien te oes aes oa eenanenaeeenaotan ee OR eta rene * - Pe png erent - rn" P ant, Ae ; he ‘ , os : ‘ : . . me 3 Wy » . hate ® GON ap aggnginnc 0 blinds eae aihh, eaten ~~ Paloten Git " , 3 f . . 4 . "a The . vs * Cline was of devoteeces DS anth ‘ heat Cover and Turner, Mis washing a single to left on the inspect the stands and announce drove in Fox, who had walked. ? itho . Fi ne ee ~~ a ' -_--——~ - , ; , spri : as feater oth the : Or OF 6—3, 6—1. - - bitch from Carlson. A bit tomorrow whether they will be Lautenschlager’s error in the sprinter, was defeated {n both th Special to the Post-Diepateh war " a a a . ‘ : F are .) is tad — , : we . f : : another ae ‘ULDItT gave an exhibition condemned. If so, there "}]] M’ATEE’S SKI | FUL eighth inning almost tied the score Amateur FI eight Boxing 100 an ) ~00-yard events by Grads SHARON. Pa. May 14.—- Georre VEXICO. Mo., May 14—John T of Kansas. (Young) Meena han. Farre l] boxer, hHiook, Missouri horse man and — ae Hergesheimer PF] Boo t f heads qd . “82GS Gown running. Frisch be no more games played at the when the Beaumont center fielder : 4 4 | entucky for an to § Masa ec HANDLING RESPONSIBLE muffed Sack’s fly, who crossed the Champion Will Be Attraction | The summaries: ray try to return to the ring. Mee-/trainer and now manager of the The : 7 he Derby ¢ a line: close to the Philadelphia park until the | * , ren : “ : rnniinis | | . rpy or | , ‘ei board Douthit had the stands are rebuilt. FOR HISKERY’S VICTORY plate before Lautenschlager re- t Th da Ni ht Sh J BS Cpr ar n.} nahan lost out on his last two | ‘ arnation Stables at Sacramento. ring material e ame Polay tn fron v | utenseniage: at Thursday Nig ow. YARD. irady, Ke ' : | ' ; ‘ont of him, but he kept | e _ ° Continued From Page 1S. ; covered, scoring Shacklin, who had a ariey. iseou w old: McInerny.| bouts, being stopped at McKeesport; Cal. sails for England fr New ' _— é 4 result, when Washin ton A alin —— | forced Cosmidys. before him. MILE RACE—wWon } Frasier Kan -'in one of them. He believes that | York Saturday to buy harness show By Davison Obear. , ges made the catch. he was 4 4 ‘among the 53 winners of the race, | CT ~_ eo Juni ie National ahen pions of | Mi ith ' A ~ a : econ , : : pring he can get back at top spe ed again. | hore ee and ponies for the Carna- eu on his wav to 1? . e a i ome goavert he v1.4 e ee AB. bs i. QO] = avivila bidill Le ° — Ri» STE CRD ore : ; . Meenahan is working on farm tion strin of show mounts, friend« iv id al memos fs : . third. of ins at ennis icarrying the famed Whitn ey blue i. the flyweight and heavyweight di- nt ell Lif a > —s y 2 a a ing A drive for individu F, . he was doubled, Leach ‘and brown to victory in 1915. E. | 0 | : Wheatland. “ Se a a et — Omi AHO a =} ee ee ree ee eee Bee | _— Ani] ‘Ouble and went to third won its second consecutive Mis- , ame C ’ ‘ a | o° | Cil. RS Nan tate ~ Aintematetnes eat LE OL NE RR ee RS, eR E. ete AerEEe pe eee eenerette. LOLOL LLL LLL LET ALLE EI OO. OG ELEN ety I RN tay ome wv ee re ‘ ate “ tend “ meh Syne Se ad . mes - ae ” a, Lo kg 7 he bade in sas tind , . ‘ ; s Roller 2h 4 Turnverein, Hudson ¢ ounty, N. J.. | Harkins If 4 defended his | Lautenschlager cf 2 ft e: was severely injured dur- Veldner cf - lk it €ar . 7 iiij u | sseose-s--45 wless-ceoso- 83! -— > y > ad Ss ee oS) “sosce 31 Gis AOmOouawe _ a ee hehe om S| tots =a eid | concccnoom ot] t@mO@Semowisus loan ~| om=meooss~ ie] _ ry’ SSSKLOUOHKW x | He=OoOoSSoSoSc-7 ww 90%] esses--~s% o3-'s B:~P a oof soc *- . P MAY wil & ne , } oO. Visions are among the amateur! Cot englie, Kansas rd {Oo boost tennis In St. Louls nd to Wrightstor adlev My 8 He See. EES | a wT ghtstone. | R. Bradley and George J. Long, © fistic stars slated to compete in -YARD DASH—Wan by Cooper. Kan- ‘ ‘ } mo Woods ‘ 4% :..% . - . : ’ a , Ata q : L a District Tennis Association. © » felding for the Phillies, 1s ‘Sigoloff Defeats Lewis, Kansas nish a pair of Derby winners. Be- Olnouis and Cleveland ringsters, | 220-YARD LOW: HURDLES—Won pj Malone o ——Interzone , former p : : 4 : * Ss, j«- ; tae + es gig rzOn€ the leadership of Char ;.. °rmer Philadelphia semi-pro hoots S d Straight | have Yourself and Bubbling Over); : : 0 | mbros, Kansas tuber. Miseour 3 7. ggie Star—Secon traignt | pa i | on : sourt. third, Tine EO, A 6 { ity - ¢ Vi f B Se ee ds ae ee ; ? —'an outdoor boxing tournament 6 + . REO, Aug. 26!) mer Washing "nivers meee ‘rower ee hi : ota): to : OI OxINg urnament i7%e...Wan be. Mastet , mer Washington Un | ictory for Dears and Alvescot were Mr. Long's suc- » 4 1 = , Epstei . ee ? : oe sia | SNTRAYI Thursday night at the new arena leer Misgou: ee cond aurna en ion O 5 od O owe;rs oes . sat ore 2 ; $ ‘a Ph, im , bao eT ri. “4 an . im A i 5 ne the Western § ficjals will seek new ao ane did«a fine bit of pitch- Today’s renewal carried a net win- | 4 2247 West Pine boulevard i's. for first. Height - ‘ oe } lierzwone me } . . ? ing y) " 4 es ~ } % ° . - ) sa vd TF i ye or ine DOU al . oreas ts — he interzone ine the next four weeks. in the first Sand opened The Washington U. tennis team |ning value of $51,000 with $6690 Sengy Swenger, 2 ‘eveland | o98-y arp pisH— 7 Kunens : ecul Mr ; ; aaa Marly . Mi eur , ' R j ' iJ ii - i i 5) | hac A Delaney, VW c rhing ()veél 200 Pounds, and gapan. been set by the District Ex » at old slugger, Cy Wu- 7 ‘to fourth. The Kentucky Joekey | Ol divweight crown in e . funior | tw et Pa” fr. 2Oe D aes” HIGH =. fe souri Valley Conference victOry) cjnph also provided a $7500 gold Oe eee ee ee aa ini 16: Steele. Missouri. second: Servis, | His 195-Pound Rival Ready for Gong, — ; 0 a is ; : s . , Ka ’ ird Tm iGH rhe present membership © Thevenow Then , t “@ field house yes- (cu e ow he w 2 a we ore ' , Pkg J © seca nonstttl “oe ws ‘heen : Wrignt. here in the Bear J | y | p for the o ner of the winner. | 9 March, will oppose Mickey Mazer | DISCUS- vo ‘Thornhill. Kat M Phursday. ee fo eeOCI “ed and Leach ended |terday afternoon, defeating the; He has a quality which unfor- | =~ ~;|0f the Motorbus boxing team in the} third.” Dis 9 Te mehr O : h Th 7 ai is ‘omley Batted for Cunninet ' aning.|112-pound special. Mazer is a etabiis: ; ue jal | . he revenue s obtained ley, oneal, Oo ; at for Cunningham | ; : | - PELAY— Wanene ee ne ere ce : tf , ss — erly support |of loyalty. He is always ready to | nnin 1234: ‘former Western A. A. U. title- Shannon. Wood. Cooper). Time three ly the Associated Press. ~ .* rm > 4 = -~ . - _ . * . sufficient to prope give his best. ea holder. Pr 5 ae neninaeient NEW YORK, May 14.—The cry of the bailyboo bird, ringing loud iver “> 8ecOnd-sackin fo the | | = Three-base hit— McLoughlin. ier Knost Will Appear. Cramer. Kansas. seeond: McAnelly. M T-\ In the absence of a large PIi'™ag », |, ppniatenaies 1 r | bases—Kenney (2). y,| ’ . Sa al m. @ 7 set, % op re today with owned tennis club where gat , a made a fine play when he | first setback of the season. ALFRED JOCHIM WINS | Thaner. Double plays—-Sehumacher Dave Knost, heavyweight star of | inches | tefore the prospect of a real fight. . sy 42% . nt Crh assed : | rv ‘ 1A - See , J wang . = 5 | “jl? ~ ‘+ tater Sand hiked ¢ t . | By the Associated Press. Ba 1 Nest. 3. Left on dase ; ‘honors, meets Nick Gavin of the inches fansas ae , ' ‘ha individual sustal membe : and hiked far into |, nstock, | Dur w , | land ‘entra! f m : VAULT—Wor r Lancaster ;, campaign, and Sharkey. victor by individual sustaining Ce ter class of Capt. Herbert Wel | NEW YORK. May 14 —Against ae Tentee mdna a Rn Forest City squad The match wil POLE | * ba “4 and Caanl Square Garden offices to announce ° ’ y won in straight sets from Lewis, ! ¢y¢ inest gyninasts | Fr ATMON iar) Tnost’s first appearanc for seeon ac} em psey urn to the ring , ciate te Chairman | Loose ik oo tha as on 4 e finest gymnasts in the coun | BEAT MONT. } Knost's first appearance Jack Dery ' oO Lhe Ting ry Wills and Michael McTigue. i” money received crom : mM the field gave the Phils an . | (“incinnati meet six weeks ago. His Not ven leful pos ; | je hea nresented a steady volleying game ncinnati meet si eek! OQ. —— os ee a ee 7 guiet! Today Maion« ‘ 1 the second and é ie ra : mt , ta ia ' : . juliet) Jay aAiaione y aay A estrone | 4 number of ways. The main GMM tok aaa ee ANG they | against the Washington player but/ tonight successfully IN DAVIS CUP TRIALS 1.) cara trom th | ner world) ™" ° a PURI Y hand : _ , . taba tgs St ‘Vantage of ir. Wilson ing one of the titular e€ijiminations. py the Associated Press thet champion arrived le mai. ss = sparring partners . NGi- > will be to. ms! : es — . PUL a smash off Rhem’'s | oe Te ee eventing his participation in th »ARIS. May 14.—France was iead- cm ) ; = ring schools +, nnis prominence. VW ell-kt Lidve to Rher handy victory. pion of the United States, Jochim preventing His part ipation in tne PARIS, May 1 Winner Meets Dempsey or Ll zcudun hy new-founded viciousn Rhen . , $f ¢he fivrat in “their respective training Sharkey. down to 195 pounds and bi ‘ “em =6and Wilson was | nine Vs | Son "ni . “Orn. wo weeks ago. to nothing at the end of the first | ial a m, enath and | tournaments and exh! » ‘Orced. but Pictennate thean: | second year on the Pikeway uad., Sc huler, Union Hill, NX. . shoes ty ” way as se arama aterrice | day's olay ta their Dewis Cup elim-|camps at Stiliman’s gym here and ready to dry out “te his fighting peceoia, Ark. | ma leading - : 'continued his winning streak’ with |.verein was second with 38381, | Pete White, estern istrict | Gay: ; tee 6 , : | featherweight titleholder, is paired | ination. : - HA the singles, | ;. then Friberg hit to Bell We! a. , - iwith Tc » La Branch of Cleveland.| Tomorrow M. Poulleff and u¢.' key and Jimmy Maloney turned in as a peach” for the fray. Deputy the winners. big national events. ° ' lof the Aggies. Against Grinnell. | letic Club, third, 3816, and Glenn j wit a er oe the pre-final licks that are to pre- commissioners of the State Boxing ; 3 — ; will be given to te, 224 then a bit later, Frisch n if . today, will meet Jean Borotra and “s turned loose a elope on ‘with the loss of but a single set. fourth, 3585. ‘special brings Jack Walton - yoo (eo ait ‘Senenee in the doubles weight elimination semi-final bat- perfect physical trim. his a uk ester ant-then Weinstock arrived. in time fo) a |Granite City into action ween rag oR ‘tle at the Yankee Stadium Thurs-| Evenly Matched! Pair. 6, ' . » ; : ; = ee . -ererr ot h le = of only $1, will help wel 2M paign. This with a op sin | play in doubles with Sigoloff. The | Yale Wins Track Meet. Minges, a light-heavyweight mem i'¢—1. 6—2. 6—2, while Rene La-j|day night. The winner of the tilt Odds on the patr fluctuated tin nnis, the holder will rece le by | ; |chop and drive combination pre- | ‘CETON. N fav | MeIntosh | ber of the Motorbus team. | coste vanquished Mishu 6—3, 6—2, | will measure fis with Jack Demp- various quarters today with the v of the officta! 2 produced t} k PRINCETON, N. J., May 14.~—/¢ordan ¢ | | ¢— | - TW: a , ! ‘ed States Lawn Tennis *re. , effective for a quick victory. Wash- ball—By Jordan (Richards). Ba on Mille. De Alvarez, paired with 'Tunney in the champion's fall de-| when they enter the ring Thure- ‘tat! ac] ionth ‘ington winning, 6— to second, $3000 to third and $1.™,0 1|mideet. who captured the national |} Com! He was tam i eg Ss tamed on a pry 0 championships at Cincinnati in ; euee ual tt with , os “er 7 ciubs paving a small ann “2. & ladvlike tap tn Bot- “ unately gs many I Totals 31 1 . Kansas Aggies in three straight |t y 50 y human lack, that | F = 'matches. The Grinnell team was! | ae : ctivities of organized tennis BR, 'esco Thompson, St. Louis | disposed of here Friday for its, istic circ! oe set 0) | Gispo : 3 alin. Seb through heavyweight fistic circles for the past week, stilled today (2), Cunningham, Hornsby eouri. third. Dietance ; f ; ’ ¢ 4 No. 1 for Schuc » Schumacher. hot! NS Pe Sey . avallae ‘ar into righ field for Sigoloff, playing as | ; a “isiesclger . b sin-\ceipts would always be Bottomley . wine | U. S. GYMNASTIC TITLE | Hornsby. Basas on balle—Off Paul: 2: local fighter holding national title or Pee o Seal PY | of n ! : 8 ut- - ; third i rang in Tex ickard’s Madison Of Jack Delaney in the winter ue for Hafev’s non flv ny Missou : to secure the needed reven ew Bes f Heieht 12 feet technical KO route over both Har- - —— oor} ‘antai —3, 6—2. Lewis'try, Alfred Jochim of the Swiss ring since is.return from the lett Secret con- Aggie captain, 6 : : ig since his on FRANCE LEADS RUMANIA COM | a ay pone about sale Keintion ual membership will be u Pening in pa ; pounds and was Lo “er Sicoloff’s smashing ‘drives won 4a title as all-around gymnastic cham- > . ~ : ~ to = ; tart T : t Purmani: righ matcher Brageadocio, players will be brought here : a seempeen hit Sid Smith. who is playing his|scored 889% £points. Michael senior championships at Boston /|ing Rumania tonight two —p-veben € for the whl a ae Pompton Lakes. N J.. Jack Shar- weight. 188, believed himself “ripe > double play was a 6—2?. 6—3 victory over Stradski | Paul Krempel, Los Angeles Ath- Totals 4d a double p} Mi t of whom were defeated 1€ play, but _ ese Hie tis . hy ‘ other | Mishu, both of whom cATE : q ony wt care 'Smith disposed of his opponent; H Berry, University of California, Comntize es for the other star bout. Another pare them for an all-Boston heavy-| Board have pronounced both in — rd, le the -membership © “Ve for Borotra today defeated Poulieff Carlson : and sacrific v | . ' bulletin of Rizeg 4 arcrllien, sented to Lewis and Barnes was “eS sey for the right to tackle Gene prospect of even money prevailing 'Yale came from behind in the last | Total - 9. oe during Wr Se 2. 6—4. The jevent to beat out Princeton in a/' Innings— 4 | ball ff Jordan. 4: off Richards, 4. 1) or Ivenne fense of his heavyweight crown if day night. The preliminary card 2€n They , h : A] ASOT name Hevenow le { heduled on the 2 season. In addition his 0 foubled to | next tennis meet sc Beaumont 0 off Richards. 7 hits ; B. Predock, &o0}-', > 1 activitie z | 9» inform him of a eae ARO sity Ie tof r. plas Pauline | acher crowd made a dash for | week end at Lincoln, Neb dash maudac he final count 70 to balls—Gordan (3). Hagerty. Hit by pitched pires—Lewis, Zimmerman

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A Se Sau? Se Sa em: ) STE ast ol Si Se ve * 1 hee are Pg ton ant hl aah cary anne r PROS BS Sahay 5 aaa Shenae we Sieur wee ry ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPRING HANDIC — SUNDAY MORNING, MAY i: ae THE PIMLICO CHURCHILL DOWNS CHARTS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS. Weather cloudy; track slow. to the Post-Dispatch. LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 14.—F * —~ Prien mR Ny aa ee. Stl . rs PAGE 4S ~DANGERO OVERHAULS BANTON IN... THE STRETCH econ on, 81, LOUIS POST- DISPATCH US CAPTURES JAMAICA, AT JAMAICA. Weather cloudy; track fast. to the Post-Dispatch. 14.—Following are the i. CORE PIMLICO, AND Ww ee a es NP NINE NDNA Nl el hel hdd AT PIMLICO. Weather cloudy; track fast. he Post-Dispatch. Ollowing are the results of today’s 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs: Start Went to post 1:58: at post tre R. C. Frakes. Time $1 25. Elmhurst Handicap, fillies and mares FIRST RACE—S1200. ~vear-olds, maidens, four and one-ha Black Toney-Bird I lue to Winners, S900 $250. $150 Equivalent to 1. ~~ | SS) de) OS PO 2¢ - a et . — ARIg SDS! i Smell O04} mS sietbianaiiinaiiinins thea fd uD fast on the —— —— - Accomplish and won bd (DONS w SIV OWs ~ ~ ao ~- > — — or to Win $7500 Closing th Day Feature. » a — 1S ae 7 na. OG Was quickly outrun. l}. adiVa went very w w~ 2 cained fast when calle = > > > Siete ee i Accomplish.” place ae — NAS J ane SRN RAK > Say |Z MAK ood | Rancocas Wins T ra. i F. SINCLAIR | Of 1 to 10 and won in from Sandy, While A The victories were 6.00 | first and twenty-sec { concluding atrides. kept well up from the start. fine speed and held on rough the stretch. ush in last furlong. - Dlace, $5.20- show. $4: Picadilly, four ana in the fifth race, post 2340. At failed to finish in the money, second $200, ° ° ° Gentilly Stable’s Balboa Won Odds to 1. fourth race of the Aurora 5.70 yesterday when he SECOND RAC bP 1 just as the fin- weeee conditions. 3 fairly well when ur . i . yi ' 4 . so * or ‘ - Je enemas sates, “? if) 4 . , ; . . * rTawyv t " . . —__ Prominent from the break. Saved ground, but weakened $16.60, show $8.50; Joe Adams, Special to the Post-Dispatch, BALTIMORE, Rosedale Stable furnished the win- ner of the feature race Maryland Jockey Club's closing day’s program when Dangerous, | Mo. the 5-year-old son of Negofol, beat | the Banton a length in the Pitnlico Spring har owe it Came with a r n tiring when reach L Muldoon ghow. $4 200, allowances, The good, won €asily. winners $700. $200. a RL. a © Ree R RY ny win $26.10. Place Ring On, show $4.00. e eae oO aero es ie ae f a ¢ . furlongs—Start rood. Jim Gaffney—Clar lue to winners, $9 > - * ? Atkin Trainer J. M. Co YU, $150, to winner $900 tne half-mile pole. Equivalent $7500-added i at the 1dicap here this! ;.... ele oF Dangerous, ridden by E. Barnes, | 5 from behind in the stretch run and finished fy]! Outside to overhau} the pacemaker, Banton, — Youthful Stakes, eminent a . ~d mn and just man- looms began The d wag tered at the course, ntry. Hawkshaw and Theodoric, B ated rush of Sun rin entry a i & rush on the outsic ~~ ie into long lead. but to outstay Misstep. when urged hard an nd outstayed Hede- s0me@ interference, ; mAs d. raced around Others There were sev Singlefoot and Ca the Griffith entry Supported ata very There was a six- the post caused by Cudgeller and when ally sent away, Canter got on ev with him at the turn Into Singlefoot was right on the pacemakers, | en starters and |S‘ te nter, coupled as were heavily § rounding the far place $9.60, show $5.30; Sun Swept, place 1h ™>~3) = w » minute delay at J. Fred A. and they were fin- was off fn | urein ry. Kirkov and Pon - lde and u ’ Kirkover and Pondy, 4-y ear-o Pp alue to winners, $1100, speed, saved ground a responded to urging and Distraction Outbroke fe n° | a°) STNIOHOS OS oes)! 3 mtr >) show out: Stephanus, place even. “Tee ass Lead SWIM he Excelsior Handicap, i ? ; * ‘ -rou: , E »str ined for three ‘ngerous up on the - Value to winners, $6200. $1000 S500, pO aaa) = a The latter closed with rere to be hard urged Stor Falcon was ace $3.60. show $2.60. tiring in last au arter, ying Cloud. win $7.00. RTH RACE—s1: | - turn, where he was and Singlefoot | i h the last furlong |: /, both tired badly in and the latter was rehard Hill Farm. 2-year- ‘da attempt rounding by Assawai-Lady 0.10. ghow $4.°0., Forehead, place 2akened arte r ma kin ' The early pace but they slowed in the last furlon down perceptibly | eod, | KTH RACE—$13 f a") .) | ad Na | > winner Soog rerOond & i J > 2 (oe De mother, the body of the show 8 to 5: Cherry Pie, Mdwards wags Shipped DP Wita? a + ~ — — _ ~ 4 Sie EHe MIs , 7 Rancocas establishm mee during the meeting at ¥ and | Jockey Laverne Fator no mishaps, up On both winners, entered the 2-year- } field of good horses { | wood Handicap, four Ban / card. O, Viau’s filly, a8or | Mills, followed the 5-year-9 640 /ing under the wire. winter Balboa scored victories at Jefferson ing some of the bes but ie 3.40. place $7.80. show $4.40: Misstep, Field horses scored in and second raceg at A no dieting terday, both horses ee, me 266. $144, uivalent than 15 to 1. Bray 8 5.10 mes: Wav Melmor, an English-breq and most The latter Owner by Victory Stable, Won thy i n . done after half final race On the Program at Je Eatin, maica and paid 8 to 1, 87. 12060 was bred by King George V of 5¢io | Sland. He races in the silks ¢ 52.10 | D. Higgins | The division of that is handled Will be Shipped to F Park on Monday. Other Racing the Audley Farm uP and coming into hard Less d in show coing in his best form and well handled, - 4. 2 oe Was tak ver b G:adys Clark and inlaid, } } ~ hneléan ae ide entire trip. f Goiden Racket tire ace $4, show $3: Toro, place $6. early racing room en coming to the : 3. (Chart of the Kent news section. ) IXTH R ACE—g2 command and was colng, stalled off keen ucky Derby on page t “ ‘we and up, six fur- 5:98; at post one NARA e to winner, $ 1650: >> fh Weather cloudy; Wi ie) it he po) fh] ~ wie ~1 Coe > pp - “ » Bei * -.~'% ~~ . in disposed of showed urlongs Lady Edna. Panzap SECOND KACK— Prince of W ales. ae. \cdingtboiainas deed, Sts a “ win $19.60. piace « *-year-olds and up, : NR pao sy ie a Ae ee eee SF am --~ . aa oe ‘HIRD RACE—One m ith: ee Jnutuels pai Place $11.80. sho 6.3 i plare $14.40. aho @ % c w Ss oO Korean, Place 1 to 2. SCRATCHES, eco nd race Black Ahearn. Fifth PV PD hme | ‘é F i ' length victory over § } j F Ps Bpecis! to the Post-Dispatch. IOWA CITY, was mid-afternoon before U sity High School of this city with a pair of speedy track stars and a squad of able assistants, and Davenport, with a well-balanced team, could overcome the lead plled in the morning field events by ‘Buddy” Sample, crack star from Webster Groves, Mo., in the Uni- versity of Iowa intersch University “‘igh final! affair with 36% close brush with points after a Davenport, which High of Cedar Rap! third, with 26% points, ple finished fourth with Washington High of Cedar formerly national] and doped to place team and sent half { the Mason City meet : & romp in the Opening dds to L. Supporter won the race 50 | pald $33.20 for $2 to win, He oo | grouped in the fleld with ; prio co high, split its» ts athletes to » SCoring only ee ersatile youngster from the ate picked up an early lead in the race for individy vieing with V la. and Stah of Fort Ma in the morning field ey Competing in five ey ple won four firsts an Previous start the geldi olds, four | 800d race to finish second to Thy to —_< ta Vintner, but the layers did hot eon. s150.___—-'| sider him as « contender for thy “aie lent race yesterday and offered 2.65 | eral odds of 8 to 1 4.90 chances of winnin 10 | Among the also rans in the rag ankoten of H an event In which he had never before com peted. the clumsy weight 107 feet. University High, ee * Vankoten Rave Coach star a run for it in the b atched on the second made his be feet 9% inches, Sample had a in the shot put, distance unt!) he en the record twice. in the prelimt m easy time of tt gradually inereas- | 44 naries netted him 48 | Inchas, more than e Ond the record. did 49 feet 11 inch in the discus the record an 4s four inches a new mark. defeated Vanko was a foot JA In the javelin ten by a rood the record by Sell the dog for $1500, | fused the Offer and the nominatios followed, hounds from England and Ireland, the total Value of which is estl ‘ mated at $200,000, He sas fast $3.80: show, $2.80: Reju- formed a British and Americas Syndicate to build two greyhound Grant, Cedar lia p- ” 5-10 it 5 feet 10 inch OW HURDLES— Three - fourths mile — 9 3-5; Nicholson, 3:13 a. )° ob Johnston, | "eRKY Ble 1-5 1:56 " 3-5. | At Pimlico. ’ | Food, _ Three-eichths mile— Banton Billowg, ‘ag: Dr. Omar, : of 2-0: Declare, -38 3-5; K $6}: Skeddadie. ‘30; All Blue, | Judge Fuller 36 | One-half mile——Flyman :49 tar. :50- Bulletin, :80: La es Kins. :50: Martha | 'o . i Three-quarter mile—La Morte 1:26 2 Clube | Harry Raker. 1:17 rag 0 a Tl@——Arno, :49: Fo ells, 1:44: Sir Harty. At Aurora. CHICAGO. Nl. May 14 Three-eighths mil¢e—Mean | Secrecy oe bt | Daisey 39 4-5. ival | Fire 54: Cherokee Lee :58? ‘582-5: Eva M aoa =-5: Dougia H. Joh aylor 53 z. Traveller lVe@-eighthe mile—Sturdy 2-5: Rionda 1:07: Live Let enter 1:05: Boomerang 1:08: BD Weed 1:2], One mile—Ticker 1:50 8-8 1 354. Not many horses worked oa the cold. Hailstorm, 1:07 4-6; Fire Dus. My: Ai 1B | % BALTIMORE, wd. May 1 Th ree-fourthe mile— tele - Fwoop 1:19 4-5; Unionville” a -

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—.. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 58 | SAMPLE, ONE-MAN TRACK TEAM, FOURTH IN IOWA MEET WEBS. ER BOY | Bobb Jones Tells How Hagen Used Lucas Matched LAA as A. Meet WINS FOUR . ’ Shorter Tce Shots fo Gain Victory Boxer Thursday OTFARRELIS "— 749 Athletes FIRSTS, SE 1S @ ee ‘tag eae ona TWORECORDS =e G. A. President Meant by Also Places Second — His es RM Aavice Total of 23 Points Gives Webster Groves Fourth Place in Meet. ieee > - bb sa aeaee Webster Groves Athlete, Star Of Iowa Meet 7 | iam: a / oe “ an we A Pa sy — eA ~~ Dect ey eines oe aie toes pihslets . te i ea AR ee atl Ted tee cin a tas de ak eee 5 ERE ch souleh aati Sas SOS. rn Pay ~! ‘ “4 ‘ ‘e > ae : aig er tek oe AL ta aa ¥ ae PRE yr tals nett + Bind ow Py 6 hte gat yo " | aslo ta te - ylnees | Gerth rere Down the Stretch Se A Sent *\Na SNe x NS a AAAS SASS » > BN _ TOA SRS RAW SAK SRN 54 ie ES N, Sans Leads 34 Colleges Pair Will Furnish Semi-Windup : PF a = 2 | Among Entries With 93 for Kaiser-Steadman Bout . te Pm | Men. at Coliseum. Bill Fownes Once Told Bob That His Best Shot Was Not Always the One to Use in Match Play. _NO. 4—THE RIGHT SHOT. By Robert T. Jones Jr. National Open, British Open ee Wins y ARRY F. SINCLAIR'S Ran. i H cocas Stable scored another | double victory at Jamaica when Celidon and Ariel won the 8 second and third races yesterday, _Celidon was held at the short prieg of 1 to 10 and won in easy fashion from Sandy, while Arie} Sained length victory over Stephanug, The victories were the twenty. first and twenty-second that the stearate establishment has scoreq | during the meeting at Jamaica Jockey Laverne Fator had the leg) up on both winners. Sam Hildreth entered the 2-year-old Sublevade By the Associated Pres, NEW YORK, May 14.—The In- tercollegiate A. A. A. A. track and field championships at Philadel- phia, May 27 and 28, have attract- ed an entry list of 749 athietes representing 34 colleges of the East, Middle West and Far West. Harvard, indoor champliong for the past two years, heads the list with 93 performers. Cornell its next with 69 entries. while Yale Mike Brody, a Peoria ecrapper, | whose record includes decisions over Ray Miller, Chicago; Frankie Mason, the Terre Haute flyweight Pitcher A leaves game in the veteran, and three decisions over! ri¢th with score 5 to 0 against him. Jimmy Russo of Grand Rapids,| pitcher B. relieves him. His team Mich., has been signed by Match- | scores six runs in the sixth to go maker Jack Tippett for an eight-/|,nead, 6 to 56. But the other side round engagement with Jimmy | eventually wins out, 7 to 6. Which Lucas, local flyweight, on the New | ‘pitcher ts charged with the de- today, Bobby. The old diver isn’t working so well and I didn’t want | to take any chances with these | treea.”’ | Sothat wasit. “The best shot fs Southern Open Champion. + Bee $ as By # not always the one to play.” Walter (QEVERAL years ago W. C. % © @meeMe secu: eee | Was smart enough to know ft. But Ss: ownes Jr., eminent golfer, now % meas. oe RE my education was not yet complete. and president of the United States ‘Golf Association, gave me some ad.- 3 Mental Suggestion. in the fifth race, but the colt fatled to finish in the money, s . - Gentilly Stable’s Balboa won hig _ fourth race of the Aurora meeting | yesterday , field ; i when he led home a of good horses tn the Home. wood Handicap, fourth race on the eard. OO, Viau’s filly, Florence Mills, followed the 5-year-old geiq. ing under the wire. During the winter Balboa scored five straight victories at Jefferson Park, beat. ing some of the best. horses quar. téred at the course. e ° | Field horses scored in the first and second races at Aurora yes. terday, both horses. paying better than 15 to 1. Bray Annie scoreg a romp in the opening race, while Supporter won the second race and paid $33.20 for $2 to win. He wag grouped in the field with Maroug. | sla. - alee and paid 8 to 1. ° ° . Melmor, an English-bred gelding owner by Victory Stable, won the al race On the program at Ja- In his last previous start the gelding ran ¢@ good race to finish second to The | Vintner, but the layers did not eon- Sider him as a contender for the | race yesterday and offered the lib- eral odds of 8 to 1 against his to the Posi- Dispatch. ape tal Ma y IOWA CITY, Ia., 14.—It | was mid-afternoon before Univer- sity High School of this city with a pair of speedy track stars and able assistants, and with a well-balanced overcome the lead piled a squad of Davenport, team, could in the morning field events by “Buddy” Sample, crack star from Webster Groves, Mo., in the Uni- yersity of Iowa interscholastic meet. here. University “igh affair with 36% elose brush with placed evcond, Gran‘ High of finally won the. points after a Davenport, which | with o4 points. Cedar Rapids was third. with 26% points, and Sam- ple finished fourth with 23. Washinecton High of Cedar ids, formerly national cham and doped to place high, team and sent hal the Mason City meet aight points here. | The versatile youngster from the | Mule State picked up an early lead | in the race for individual honors vieinge with Vankoten of Hansell, | la. and Stah of Fo Madison, [a., in the morning fie! five Rap- pion split its f tts athletes to scoring only ’ a CLARENCE “BUDDY” SAMPLE Who won four firsts and one events Sam- ae nie won four firsts and one seroni second at the lowa University Competing in ‘your best one j} matches, i'taughé me what Bill tried to tell me over a year before. ivery foeman. him. ’ Hagen Uses Brassie. | vice which until ‘not appreciate. ,be a keen student of the he wise old head tn tournament golf, | ‘I had sought from him an explana-| | tion of my |Win at match play. |mark pu | but | means, lye re | Florida, i Muirfield, fat Baltusrol, te rin our ‘I had had enough tice during iquite wel | was. playi recently I could Knowing Bill to game and | apparent inability to} He said: | you've got to learn that shot ts not always the should play.” That re-| zled me for a long time, I think now I know what it! “Bo b, you Last, year, 1926, I took three se- lickings, one from Haven tn one from Jamieson at and one from Von Elm And two of those; the first and the last. | Fownes had I was awfully keen to beat Wal- | 72-hole match tn Florida. ' play and prac: | the winter, and was? pleased with the way I ng. Naturally. I had a great respect for Walter as a but I thought I could beat. HE first half of the match was' plaved at Whitfield Estateg CluD | very long, exact- | in Sarasota. a course, with “targeted greens” | iis how it '{n wondrous fashion. .gen’s ball on the green. result was that I miseed the whole, BOBBY "JONE! Ss. those greeas with my irons I would be an easy victim: Well, that ts just what I did and was. And this happened: Walter was very short, for him, (off the tee that day, andI outdrove ‘him on practically every hole where distance counted. But Walter eiso on that day was playing hig trons The result was that I, with my ball lying well ahead tn the fairway with a seem- ing advantage, was forced to stand 'more or less calmly by while Ha- gen's great iron shots went whizzing | up to the hole. And then address ing my shot and attempting to con- centrate only on hitting the tall, the quite natural thing to do was (to | strain every nerve to get inside Ha- The us‘ia! putting surface. The whole day I flattered myeelf | that Hagen was really letting out 'ofr the tee, and that I was a very long driver. But when I four myself eight down after the four- teenth tn the afternoon round, I/ decided to take a look at Hasen’s T Baltusrol, George von Elm A atiowes me to outdrive him consistently and then, like Ha- gen had done, he set about making my second shot hard for me. It is a matter of record that he succeed- ed. George's iron play that day was as fine as [ have ever geen. Please don’t get the idea that this is in any way offered as an excuse. On the contrary, it Is my wish to convey the idea that Von Elm and Hagen were smart enough to take the greatest possible advantage from their own brilliant ability with the irons. After the Von Elm match I began | Is it not after all an ad- | to think. Coliseum fistic program for Tues-| ‘feat? day night, May 24. Tippett announced last night that | Brody and Lucas will meet in the semi -indup to the 10-round bat- tle between Johnny “Peewee” Kals- er and Paul Steadman, local feath- «. weight rivals, who will attempt to settle their dispute over city championship honors in the main event of the New Coliseum card. The flyweight event promises to furnish Lucas the toughest assign- ment he has faced in the ring since he returned from a four-year enlistment in the United States Navy with the all-navy champion- ship belt as a testimonial of his pugilistic prowess. In trial bouts | vantage to play the odd off the|at the New Coliseum within the | i j | | | drive? Certainly it is, provided the) last two months, Lucas scored green {s easily reached in two ehots, | kayo victories over Sammy Zeig- and provided the tron clubs are | working well enough to get the ball close from the greater distance. In golf any mental suggestion whicn can be expected to distract the at- tention of the player fron the shot he is making is found to have ef- fect. And it is remarkable how very ‘slight the suggestion may be. , We in Atlanta like to tell a story on one of my friends who at one time was afflicted with the terrible habit of shanking maehie shots. One afternoon my friend, playing ‘extremely well, reached the four- ler in one round; Clifford “Dig- ger” Nelson, in five rounds, and won from Sammy Schnemann on a foul In three rounds. Eddie O'Neill and Harry Durso, loca! flyweight rivals, who fought a six-round draw at the New Coll- seum 10 days ago, have matched to fight elght rounds in a return bout in another prelim- inary feature. HEIDELBERG, PA., WINS AMATEUR SOCCER TITLE been | By the Associated Press. A FAN, Pitcher B because he was giv- en a lead And failed to hold it. What is the first name of Far- rell, shortstop for the Glants? ANXIOUB, Fadie. Can a batter, who ean swing either way, take one pitch right- handed and the rest left-handed? M. V. lh Yes, provided he does his changing in between pitches. Two out, two on base. Batter hits long drive, scoring runners. Batter is out at home trying to stretch his hit for four bases. Do the runs driven in count? C. ZB. P. Yes, (1) If a runner should, In round- ing a base, sprain or break his ankle, would he be out if unable to craw! back to the base? ( ) Would a coach be permit- and Princeton each has entered 67 athletes. Southern California has entered 33 stars in defense of the outdoor title the Trojans have won two years in a row. This [ist may be pared down before the trip East, but it is the largest of any con- tender from beyond the Alleghe- nies. Stanford lists.22 competitors and California 15.. Michigan State, competing in the Eastern classic for the first time, has nine entries. Other leading Eastern entries tn- clude Pennsylvania, 49; Dart- mouth, 41; Columbia, 34; Penn State, 33; Georgetown, 22; Boston College, 21; Syracuse, 17; Holy Cross, 12; Colgate, 8; Pittsburg, 7. ted to help him back to avoid be« ing tagged out? NED N. (1) He would be out, if tagged off base. (2) No, he fs just out of Iuck. ——a WANTED Fourteen Young Men Mechanically Inclined. | To Train Immediately le ay OOH a * ake Be ae 1 rs halon shire hee Ps randy * inthis grdatyien:, iT Tak ee eee ee ee te aed Sepa le aee oa BAP vind ae he Pies 0 eno oe me See nage a spr vie BP’: BE Nd Master Auto Mechanics and Shop Foremen Day or Evening Training. Inquire Room 203, Y. M. C. A., Sixteenth and Locust Sts. Indersed and sponsored by the St. Louis Auto Dealers’ Association teenth hole as the sun was declin-| pirrgpipg. Pa. aa ing. Just as he appresehes his | tretdelberg, Pa. won the national | | ball to play a mashie — to aot |@mateur soccer championship to- green, he was accost:1 | the East)... by defeating the La Flamme Lake sreenkeaper, whe innocently | won of New Bedford, Mass., 3 to) certainly beautiful out there in the! on States sectional title while the’ shank of the evening. You see tle AN team represented the. tee club. He had !t under his arm | as we walked down the fairway, so I asked to see it. “I’ve been driving wi Shances of- winning the race, ee Bie 6 then han mes Interscholastic championship ite Aten Among the also rans in the race 7 | os sat - wees | was Lucky Beggar, a gelding that was bred by King George V of En- giand. He races in the ailks of D. Higgins. Lina day ' , yy - . r Ol with — that sit up to meet tke iction on either must have miss ~ - ~~ eyre SP AO oe regi et tee er en me eheter + be row. an event in destri SD aad A never before competed. e threw ~ ie | side think Walter the clumsy weigh if I began to on " ‘ } — Ve? are rt a . McGinnis of University igh first: Rhea (Minn ’ nd ' 4 : ; ‘ O% as once , + ‘ ante ; gna wom et - HUNTING and FISHING elma OG 4s tt th a brassie | iia Mmevtlliption Singioh. a” nation | Otto Wohlauf, 5. | day. ing to be run FIRST AMERICAN TO ENTER DOG ABROAD Word was received yesterday by who is racing a large kennel at the Madison grey- | hound track, that -he is the first American to have a dog nominated for the English Waterioo cup. This is the blue ribbon event of cours. in February for a first prize of $5000 and a plate valued at $2500. On his last trip abroad to buy racing greyhounds, Wohlauf paid | $850 for a 13-months’-old pup by | Mardale out of Miss Margery. He _ instructed his agent in London to / nominate the unnamed dog for the Waterloo in the event he showed sufficient promise. Since then} the agent advised him of a chance to Sell the dog for $1500. He ree fused the offer and the nomination followed, Wohlauf has tmported 368 grey- hounds from England and Ireland, the total value of which is estl- mated at $200,000. He aas just formed a British and American Syndicate to build two greyhound _Wacks in South Africa. ‘FOREST PARK CLUB QUALIFIES ITS MEN FOR DISTRICT MEET Twelve golfers, the Forest Golf Ciub’s quota in the St. Louls dis- ‘rict championship, qualified over the municipal 18-hole links Thurs- Bobbie Held was the only one of the outstanding members who failed to make the grade. Held was off form and took a 90. The tournament opens next Sat- in the shot putf. broad ; 7rTys ss ’ y the second star a run for it in the but was dispatched on the final roun: his best . . . -. -_ > AL. 6 . . incnes ti ; a r ¥ i4 ‘ | { as aa we e 6 4% — ‘ ‘ a | t 4 ‘ 4% 4+ ’ . 1A 2 t . hii: ‘ A sess - ida ' ‘ . . P Vv } E ‘e co c + » | . : vv» ° 4 i , ‘ OWNER AT MADISON le: Sathsen'e |e.) to ce wuntnee toon {Oat | . y : T , treat Davis. | : : tigi F : : ¢.) aS wet 4? ‘ 4 , + -, { \ 0 jump of Sample feet 9%, Qa rvs rts ho 7 Rie e bs pit sidts SECTION— P 2 das ~ . made jJ4UTMp iiret; an easy time of it gradually itncreas- he had. brok- His last put aries netted him 4§ : ng his distance en the record twice 0 the prelimir feet 1114 inches, Inches beyond the until more than eight record. In the ‘inals he did 49 feet 11 inches. His throw in discus was a foot short of the record and his broad ump was four too E new mark. In the javelin ated Vankoten by a good eclipsing the record by inches. the | inches short lf Summaries: , “ARD DASH—B coven. T’nit a aE o bs = oe. — Ohio State Wins Again. COOL! line fy } ns is Keyes, Two nt after ’ three second inning 1iled to wet a man as the e edal ~¥ TH! tf) San nole. it: Murray. IT: 7 mal “y ¢ ~~ - Webster the sixth : “NOUNCEMENT eee A made by the State Gam aeeney By ALEC MERMOD ee a a PPL dl el el lel el has been e and h Department that the force has been increaged froin 1e new plan calls for 36 district -leng divided into three groups One group will work aorth of the Missour! River and (‘two groups south of the river. and group will be supervised by a warde! This is an entirely and if good for field warden ent work will be eacn. = each more ef?fici anization wili be appointe ore . + Ves ° a newly McCanse is to S¢ complimented for working out this lea of education, which should rt enlt in a change of heart In a grent rs and fishermen who, do not always willfully the laws, do break the laws ize they do nor stop nissioner many hunte . while thev of nature becal to tht: The an neation of the youngster do more toward saviig and game than anything today will | Saw for Fishermen. LOW HR ie BE lowa (ity), first second: Nelson } icv nton Phi Mp ens s Win Relay. Kappa Aipina trate rT lity ‘FIRST SECTION } T HE department will soon obtain th De- he. jack he hatched ne and Fis Minnesota , Ih a nd e Aft 9. Ong 10n eggs, which will Seguiota Hatch field. Mo.. and the young fish will » ee | ' ™m @3) ery near Spring: | ee i en mann 2 They grow fast and our ed to the restoration of the salmon, doesn't take much. (Copyright _1927.) East. _clear streams are especially adapt- | Jack | which are nearly extinct. on account of gigging and dynamit- | ing. It has required a great deal of | effort and patience to obtain these exces, in captivit for this fish will not spawn vy. 80 the sportsmen are ‘to be congratulated for this splen- 'did accomplishment of the Game and Fish Department. Of course, not i but been conducive to good fishing will reap th stated before. the the high water has) later in the season fishermen | e benefit of it, for, as; fish have been, - - - P 4 Afy AM SZ, fs, iE td , SON WY \S “ VEX a4 \ \\\ . \ \\ \\ WY \Y A ANY YY \\\ AY \\\\ of SPS, \Y = so (hp hl hf, 7 , a able to get farther up the streams | nan usual main ti '} e , ai : } 1 should be good in al! of Ozark streams. Izaak Walton Convention. ill, sO fighing after June our 23 and 24 the annual N May 2 sa — State canvention of the Izaak Walton League will be held at | and | the Missouri Locust streeta Among speakers of Hotel, Eleventh nationa prominence who will attend will be Charles W. Fold of the league: Dickerson, now president: past presiden Gordon, the man who made Penn- | |, Sylvania famous to the outdoors. be he The an ter. The ong le has “es organizers te— Maj A. P. Hlolder i Shivas teow n ae FP Cush. These men have atarted 59 t Judge Jacob M. Eeth E. lovers of | nual banquet will | ld Monday evening with Sen- | ator Harry B. Hawes as toastmas- | and onte there wil! re. | N \ \ WY Ys Oy WY LOW AA SY \ WY \ WY \ \Y AY \\\ \ We AY \ \ \ \ \ AN SN AY \ \\\ me AY \\ \ \\ \\ » 4: ALAA MMR A Apt Mle tages LLY 2 7 Apt LIAL Mh t B 7 - ra “yf Don’t Judge by “Selling Price’ Right now there are many cigars selling for 3 & a far more which don’t taste a bit better than Whi te Ow ... and here’s why— It’s only reasonable to expect that a cigar *s NY \X \ \\ \ 4: \\ \ ‘. 3 ve \\ \\ AW 5 . ae SY \ , 4 WOK ‘ BOSS YY AY Ny ta » QS YS D: WW ats « . \\ \\ SN SS , 4: Ww \\ \ LN \\ ) » WY SON NX LAH WY Ss AN War WX AA \ a AY State. ey Resear | risetamneel PPP PL LPB LAIN LL ALO ae hed hd dada he Known in this part of eck salmon, is the the Northern of the finest for fish. This fish, the country as ja pike of one Paine Th rin- of |'wall-eyed ling and -s and Is all fresh water edd td dp (Athy CA PEPER AS "rs ata? table of ' . ee eo) ee “The Sport of Queens” — | ———— Seuth Tent h setreet. ‘ \ - ~ aS \ \ \ ‘\ WY . A \y r s _ : WK \¥ \ “ ized . \ 7 Od shy z ‘ad eS oe ‘ of f ; . \ . \ \ . . Py - : ‘ Tt s” ** : H j \ . teame ‘ SO OY \\ y.¥. Sees 253 xt he, on tae 7s Ww \ Audit ‘ . SO SN : NOX \\\\ \\ \\ SS SN \ employes have reorgan or asedDaH jfawus with m the folie wing de partments: h ac counts, three teams: auditor dis nen a di tor passe nger accounts. | local] freight and traffic. a! \ x WN \ SA In @ per header laat Sunday. A \\ WS YY WY AY WN Yo ung a abean 3 = hh M03 ecu t ’ XY \\ MO YY WY gh eg , | RAN \Y AN WK Os tha Roh A { in nd lo sing the second contest, 10 to 6, to | oe No rth Fy 1a. i AA . \ The score y innings: : FIRST GA! 4 Maccabeans 1 6 0232 ' >, Robin A.C i9239019000—~—7105 : SECOND GAME. North End 540 0 0 1—10 12 0 Maccabeanus o> tDOBOCLO, 6 B87} Ww tbash REYHOUND RACING Every Night Except Sunday MADISON KENNEL CLUB Adm.ssion, 90¢ U.S. Fax. 9¢ Total, 99c Ktreet Car and Busses Eads Bridge er Busses at Jefferson Hotel Washington & Rroadway te ; nts, reight claim, the | \ My Le 545: Hailstorm, 1:07 4-5: cst 4-5: Nich: lgon, J: 13: . took. Be 2 i * ohnston, Z es, Miss gy —* 1 nf iehthe mile—Musician., 1: 33 2-6. 15: Sobrose 1-5; Ferguson, 35. At Pimlico. BALTIMORE, Md. May “a ae fliehtha mile—RBarton, Omar, :38 2-5: tL. 38 3-5: catia ih - fourths mile mile—in Duty Bs : 1:55: TE. 4 Ley. lows 29: Dr. ?.% fie! 7 All Blue ~ .‘ . = \ AN WARN \\ A AS LAN WAXY AY \\ \\ \ NY \ \ Migs LID LAD Myon AAAS Af Bef Ca g s 3 te, - the Bob Whites. | atreet . Fory. ‘BQ: pe ai 5 Martha Washingtoo, ree-cquarter mile—La Morte, 1:16 2-8: none 1:17 “60; li*e-—Arna 49: Soma 1 ° “Bells. 1:44: Sit Harry 1:46. At Aurora. CHICAGO. Til. May 14.—Track slow. Phiree- eighths mile— Mean Meddler — Secrecy Novi 38 3 3-5; Afric Games are wanted by » Bireher, BOGLZA V voming . | PRospect 2958. a SS Sy Frank Pohnskt Kins. sitincilimainshen | struck out 13 batters the St. Adalbert Juniors trimmed | lian A. C. recentiy 4 to 5 For Adalbertse In the 13-15 4920 Wren when the Lil ganies with CC. aas8, the St utumn write Joe year Tocay, avenue \\ AY \\ \.. game for today ts wanted by the \\ \\ SY A \“\\ AX \ I rest of Stein a A Wilson the the metz. team. Games during season are aiso desired. doe 2 4550 Alcott avenue, COlfax 8047R. The Bartons defeated the Fish- - man nine, 25 to 11, recently, the “. AWN vw" . oy NS Opes PA sitenel Kinsley 56; Pees? ’ hitting of Woods and Schultz fea- | Se . _ . . turing. sx ', _ = are saying~ tasting better Pi ever’ , - > >. A uniformed opponent for 8 game Sunday In Harlem Park is wanted by‘the Tip Tops. Sylvester Hanebrink. 727 Thursh avenue, COlfax 2078R. Bou me rang 1: OS: mile-—Montello oe ‘. ! hg 4-5: Unionville 1:28: bs mile—Ticker 1:50 8-5; Wong Load Not nang horses worked on account of Racing Rain or Shine ) Are HD Pins “> » -Three-fourthe RN | — : - the

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PAGE 6S _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __._— ___SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH veh SSE B SSO UNY HURLERS TURN IN 3 NO-HIT, 2 ONE-HIT GAMES) 4 — CO. Meda ee PEAR on cng 5M pe - al lll lel al al alll al ll al al all ag _ ee ’ RY ee oe ' we ee ee ee ee 7 ww SC a RT RS RRL SS ——— : . : AL BOX SCORES SANA CARLSON AND K. O. Frisbie Knocks Off the Campus Calami teal vom ON — Commercial Sunday School i LECH HOLD ane F inish Comes After a 9.Second Trip to the Canvas | , At Kennel Club sence Caur 16, AM. CEST. @ THIRD 822, LAF aveeae HIRD BAPTis® LAFAYETTE ~~ reli If : AR eee No. 6—A Boxer’ s ee to His Manager : Victed’ Hesas ies Shull titan — . . tar ren AP Cre Sue . ‘ae * Abe wd . sa | ' . | appa 3 ‘ ae : : poe ‘ ‘ io 7 ‘ ay Se FS bs cs es , rei wy : f ae, e as. ee 7 5 : oS; ay | 60 to 1 Shot, by f -* * - CP) we eonca - @re@e-r- Of Course, the Near-Defeat in the Second Round Was Williams and Wunderh Also al} Bunk Because Taking Enter Municipal Hall of One on the Chin Was Fame; Snelland Diethelm part of the Plan of Battle. Allow Single Safeties. i ciblalee By Walter Davenport. wath . “~~ pet Ce iw a 3: eoets oeecoo OFrFoCrH osvoso 5 mI WISE vex a) | Oo ih: : i f “LAF AY ETTE HAMILT + - we pot be ode Ol be oe he ibe abe be “ - nn a a le - so —— ee —_—" ~~ ~ rym . i! : f ———_ zs n mported ff. Ado owne: ; ‘ paid 3 WS NE rr log own lessman, paid CENTI RY 13. SUN SHI a be one of th es rices of the eve- SUNSHINE +4 Harr Ri > ‘ es : ning when ] aptu the second aT oo Walsh « pat “Marquard: race and refund: It was Velm $4) Y ige Jt . . 7 "cus the winner il hir. > eereee Che i Socateh of 0 | Poble a : e Uj : TITTY tj tri © ‘Ost - @ Yh oe, hy bp peae (TITTTTAT Cosn > lL. — s OAC K W is ee a5 L ent young aan - rrry rrr: rey SIDNEY 23. _ THIRD v. i. -—=" —* rye P. wat o> ae Li 7 -* + rrrTyyy 'T rrTTT ~ id- — we -@* . the ! r fai] to sl u ym account « | oe LET THIS BOY BEND ONE ON AIY CHIN TO was that of Wunderie. hk i: family and you Rs) 2, Me EE WA WHE HAD 4 SAW A YOUNG LADY (N A BOX WHO re @- i* wi >i Las Weemer Junior. ee gees _— a? t} »mil Js ot G5. : NG A BUNCH OF ROSES AT ME to S * .& eat ae we we tor q my 9194 POSH mH Drerwr ssesocooso9o ee aed Wunderle —- Oto . = ’ . ; - r ino hic fire? . . , 4 ‘ : : to } : — As Ao * . . F . rl) ¢ : ’ . i 5 iRST RAC E—Tor ‘ss! — _— 1 hel nd § ee HCTTIG 5, RETAIL BAKERS 4. back the money an appnens specially to you TNhati, a pag F. oun’ « : f SraIL BAKERS HUTT: aae ich was wrongfully — W - 1 HIRD R AC F oe rss al Serj SoS oh om hl |} eo-o°0~-3-—-— ~~ ~~ = or ee | g°o? @& sit” eo! So~-rSooe on t der [?re FOURTH RACE Rillie Dove in “The Tender Hour,” y 5 y os 4 nl ave : ¥ Imi a Ral Cw Agi fics -) | moe OF Olde G ha. we Oe ee ae eS es ee « . “ = eet ae est Park ‘So. Viissourtansa +s. Wal, ; ; , s —— Bets 3s ak call a si aes ida =e 31 . — s+ Tunney’ Pry ; kK © ’ it , ‘ } a Tapey , 4 oe, ee se , Rren’a ‘ ) Ei : : ‘ —e inl Ra oan ah ' ro Ww) 2b ison » ? endler. 74M. _—- ns ee ha . : -% ; , , ‘ 4 po, ee eT . on: ~* re d nre . oO’ . t cmp . dl i il : i : Be NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE : ie one : enone ye ve that. if this ahe @reane! whe he - five or eix dollars worth an This Week’ $ Schedule. C. ¥% Foul dy that waved the bunch , nook you is a Princess I am a Gont take him with y u GROUP A—May 16. Blow vs. Scrugss, Filiett A, C.. 1:30; Forest Park No. 9, nce 3 sana h , W anted—One Grand. : loen at’ 3 ye he Titi wr W-. Carondelet Park No 1: May 16, Caropn- Celts vs. Kiwanis, 3:30: Forest Park was bh io had an canta i) WAS eglad t : ‘ ‘e am i \oger ©! ? , delet ws. Gardenville. Carondelet Park Sa, , a KRometas . 2 sarkfleld Inn. = +O: fe ‘ mi i : res eae ‘ ; ; . . " . - . ‘ ~ 7 7 . C 4 an A, . : : . ; “ ¥ e ; : = . No. yf: May 16, T yon vs. Moont Pleas- . ‘ rT . ; . aa : : : Junior High Campus, Cass Stars vs. cape Reigate pg Resirty ot lie eae tn Bien: Came | aaa eis ere ae ised ean | ant, Carondelet Park No. 3. S bits. 10 runs in S innings; off Dave ———, 2 ee i of Being Neighborhood, 9:00 a ™.: Junior eu ta ' . - ° ee ee is pee ee AS en 3 ae pr Peg pained oat tg ip be as saayanaben GROUP B—May 16. Rock Spring vs. Tu p 4 . ate. 6 somes : | ' _ —_ ss High eit ——— een Bese al _— ee sat oe sheng rac sage oe hearg matter ont nee a ca ; age gow = G88 ns Monroe. Tower Grove Park No. ro Roce we he horton — shout ate an a ‘ote | liante.. . rune fyurest Park ‘No. 9. 4 Dreiser SO Oboe re ~ ODr ros VCoVoirs 3 3 3 a 4 2 — — ~ Pio press thony. I:15. ‘They are my ‘a? ae » Nelo 4 ; oO is LO Mah - ot hat re | Py iii . ot ight. : ison. Tower Grove Park Ne. 1: May ~ ABREH “3 E ~ | he : Tolnvound “Park NSS. Triangle ca. SiG thteaee eC eNO ee en a : ee —= 18, Kennard rs. — a a re Re: 'y 2-2 21 oe 1 ; o a _ re — Sef" Hughes. 6 bite, & ROS , Bs * gg ggg Smeg c *c | Mi; L Se a ; a a R L ‘if t H d o Mino etic 4 a ee en Boe pram ies é 2, ) , : ; i +eiehe . 5 ; BI THEL 12 2, GIDDINGS 4. ooo oneal i ceiion inor League Standings. €7) e d OS e ds O1 Se dm inor gue esults. GROUP D—May 19. Mallanphy vs. iS pe! . 2° sae y ; tj BETHEL PA! TIST. ' Murphy Playground, Cadets ve. St aia eats 1 Se ath ™ ‘ : actiucinalnitniiihiaiiiaiiinsiliciida iia tis Fanning. Tower Grove Park No. 1. Mue . 4 v | , ». 2 3 0 EC i : 4 _ 2:15: M ’ ri ney a1 hey : Pp “f B / N t St b INTERNATION AL LFAGUTE. GROUP F—May 17, Dewey vs. Mar- ndrews urphy ey sO) . He LPEAGI = os erfec d dadrnce ral TO 0 pay euctte, Forest Park Ne. 12: May 17. - tw * oes o* Sal, Kesciuske vs. St. Joho Ranty, 2 was minded SOL TH GRAND LEAGUE. EBs - Bt? A aR, S ' ff Sreracuse 7 Field vs. Stix, Ferest Park Neo. 10; May Maryguette Perk Neo. 1. Hip A. C., Tar 1t, Gratiot vs. Ree, Forest Park ‘No. ' 9 " ' ’ es. Marrison, 1:15: Marquette Park 11. Ne 1. Gravels Bobbins oe aeree - AMER AN ASSO LATION. rostponed, | Pw ances Mepptincnce ag ge _... (.. 8:30: Sublette Park. Lafayette &. “a oe we rm. } } phy la) 18; ! ’ i - S. ws. Lindenwood Gatlot, 2:15; 9 Mi 14.10 SAS Bt Paal.ol3 21 54 ores Hi to Meet Almost Any Situation. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, | Webster, Murphy Playground; May 20, Lindenwood Gratiot, Seathwert B. M ae ee £4 aihw me Le iw ~ oa mens My € eli. () Fallon Park vetien ane owe ke CLUB “ Cencerdia . P . ,* , e . : “i c an Hill -v >- Hurrisen Fallen Park Ne. ; eels — ; ' zm } _OSAGE COU RY wee nquneeneipeiggen - i : : og we a ” " ae Vitacil RE }. May 18. (lay vs. Walnut Park. 'Fal- ore : 2) Met tbh4 3 4 ¢ ott “Cotton” Whitbread, eae WESTERN CATHOLIC UNTON. Sf tae tracterizes th ran tis fellow plavers. “ —— bi in gon lon Park No. 2. oI | ' Pairground Park Neo. 1, Hely Trinits . ; AAS LEAGUL. 20 - 1 is pot te se6N. et he is. nevertheless ne eee ? ! | GROUP H—May 16, Benton va Arl- — oe | ee on and the b@ Pago-Pago, he rn theater for && “Migs TB l > | ss a tad mewn | O99r990re9> tare | o* ° - F os) — i) T - . 3 a ne ee ee eee Joseph, 2:50: Marquette Park : ; St. Engelberts ve. St. Anthony... : : ee , yoo : . AC! TH ' cep Laciede ws. (upples. Sherman Park No. = | >> , 4 ey mn ) = 3° ~) . ted in ‘3 nuns Fox Fe 4 LEAGUE, : . > ~ Be - ees TEX AS LEAGI Fe 1: May 19. Hempstead vs. Mark Twain, | -, | D4 2 Kramer | 5. hich he has represen t OF 2 4 4 : oe : : ‘ . : Shrew ery = z ‘ NO, " ‘ - ee Sa . : j _ Sherman Park No. 1. Hodlamen vs. : | ——— in . ve > Wriah a af . 2 ‘a © : vorth 0 — eT) ald 1 a as » many local and state tournament®” 43 ‘ :, , Da Blair I ; Fairground Park An as a: oim a TO. cy has com in the seas pcre aye nie a | : ) during the |! i Broadway, 9:00 — tat — Beaumont 6. Houston & | Last Week’s Results. } ~ Seem Benda, penterriamygtipe 8 omg wee 4 _bark Ne. 3. Pace _ Club. » F a a ere ee nO" ; St ciose: a Athen 2 She affiliated with the n 't Falreround | i : ) 12 sa Sra 4 77 noug ‘ defe om! nat . ~a d 110 LO ° GROUP A. rae Count Clr tournse ion No. 4, Shese vs. Kossuth, 9:00 Doe ane : id ee ' Rorotr: ’ 1 extremely a a striking eg SOL THERN ASSOCIATION. Blow vs. Lyon (net played). ville . é ey 5 4 nent ged yo Mage Me colors 4 a. ses on + POT wae : é . 0 ‘Ss game is the Mohile 1. At! 19 Mount Pleasant 14. Garden 5. , f 3s 7 Q - , . 2 +h + - io s =’ ba : SOUTH SIDE. . a ' Cha, UU ue noOow.ecge lat one - , 4 seruggcs 8S. (Carondelet Pxal! oa ) . rit] in : strict toure Carondelet Park Neo. 1. &, Svend COTTON sTATES. he ha ike most oun lay as ee . cpr empty Sac secceiuname — GROUP B owes i “nt whree-b be the agnual d! over way ve. Manchester, | a a: at . — , a de ’ ) NW GROUP C. a abe on O’Batlan ook Ne mS . , j : [ ; : e¢ . " ny it? :f n TABERSKI CHALLENGES Mason 14. rant 10. Witeom sa. Vi oltman t:30: 4 Pation GOOD SCORES MADE | o m* 4 ecg | | : vaceiuliy, are- his. POCKET BILLIARD KING aoe = ess - yet Ne. 2. Viewt ve. West Fierts MA ee | : : 7 600 He = ; tat -P I cnailen } Sein 4 a . ; 1 PAC 4 12. L- \DIc OTT 6. ol practi e pas : n id GEROTP F. , : , — _ ; ¥O . Ris ad ‘ : 2:1) - , Ashiand 19. 5B! 1. Watts Gunn Wins Title. : ~ hat fH a score of 3 Ut >t ie pata abe — - Eliot re Columbia 3. 1h the _. ater Press, ; " " iti . >" ‘ j q Irving 9. Wehster , - ATHENS. Ga.. May 14.—Wafts °: mt of 3 wih eS] . ill ; earn i Aes i a en tid " See ee isual forte Of i nd ueston. GROUP G. ‘ : . | : nan rh : ; ay wo! ational! ; . Harrieen 3 mi [4 . oo Gunn, Walker Cup start and Iread. tve'y. _ : An Seidl Pitty re noes ee ; 2 : “Miay regaline . crow 13, Walnut . Praha "ann mit + Bend ‘*. ~ — er of the Georgia Tech goif team a = RR tee YY Gelearil rWwit -! iph ' Lawes 30. Cay 7. . t ) +>. ire— hier. Seorer—F rre. : rn : , LROUTP A ‘ won bat ut rn ‘onfer ce oif ° / ital = ‘ ; ‘ U f f bh | . ~ on the Southern Co: ence go!t was second wit? : Arlington cham loneht ‘ — lat tnd - i cealiies . . ; : fri 3 3 ’ . bs | ; : . 7 ods | : laut ‘4 iy a ti ; : - 4 | fa : ; a by a al y ~ A oe tt ; ut ¥ Prag 9 aye ler, an: § y College f ag York hersk} ho automatically be nouete ; at Tota! 38 l21e0 ADDITIONAL MUNICIPAL Cares vera! ty f AD r . : — . oi 1 wR, ) de om ‘ r ,UGRMeus are rareiy incorrect am i, th $<; Universit? "an — ng itne autom halle i NEGRO SCHOOLS 10 pt , ne G Be. of Alabama, 2 and 1. tn th: : 1 he ehid: “2 bene | af WN pers ge pssst gc aes. Ame first in line to challenge un- GROTP A. : bodes: 2 i AGE 2 Ce - finals of the fifth annua! one. it eo it Ruekne < na d A beau eo. na, fourth, 882, and der the championship rules, held page So en, & 7. : if BOX SCORES ON P y ae. -HERLES DE POCHE | _ | AAD wi ; Wit e the very Cl! a} or N : +3 sate oes mmons ee went. lpr. 2 are ot. . Campbelt. 5 oe onder e : ery of New York, fifth. the title from 1316 te 1918 end GROUP Y ae a a 14, MAIN NEWS SECTION | | 7 Rim bod , ar ler proph-. ¥ . m 99%: LCuverture 7. Wheatier © : “a ie A 2H n « “ . Crow 20, West Belle 15. =

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re 4 SANA AHO, SAAN GSAS “SY wank’ we ~~ RQOY \ Ss : 2 a | ee SAAS VAY » ~o> ~ FRAY AQ; : ; ee | . WO SS Maa ARAN Winns : QQeeeVES « ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “iiaiiaiiies: MSA MQQQQUgueg“g \\ . ? Cag RQ rr \Y \Y WMV . ‘ ~ - — NY WA x a ctiehtem a Sanat Sihen “die nate ne att ss Der ie as oe Ctl ——F aly Sane Ce ee ee x Se | saidiiidies, ‘. p pine a Ny i “ —_—" _ 5 : ocean anni inmates ~ 7 se led SL Lee be ~ wa loo | Heit sSIDNEY &T. PRES. ! PLP POP DPPOP OFF IWF VF TO ) ? Sunday School eS SO LOLOL A el ™ THIRD B 27, LAFAYETTE 3. THIRD BAPTIST. | LAFAYETTE Aner , a a eet ad ros if ~ 4 , pe a ice Ol ae | wes oe ae Bt tlvouodg Heider. Gallagher. — Kleeburg z=; bs : Burgess 4. Met reacy. er a LAFAYETTE 3, HAMILTON 1, HAMILTON LAFAYETTE PAR PRES “29 Prost ss for Call in ninth inning. . i232456 78 : [sa 8-9 GG 6 0:0 p 0 resby..1 00°50 0103 ‘page. bilg-——~Marshail. Spross, run-—HKelicy, SIDAEY 23, THIRD WU. 1 PRES THIRD Ww. Stephan Eichler ) | Heller (onneaux ‘Gentry ..« . ; : . . . , ~ > be ee SPOON Cr Totale 3456 rel r ; 2 @& © maney Street ...5100 01 3 WAGONER 8, VLOURTH 5. WAGONER ra 4 4TH BAPTIS AB RHE > «a H.B'r 3b. St'ger If. PD die St de de ie Wuver rf. Hauser ec. 3 —_— on 3 a AA im ~ McCAUSLAND. ABR p | 4TH GHRISTIAN LIMOS WS: Ue ey 2 7 l on | bt ted DD OS tUG te ———-—-—| Totals 3: Totale $91312 2° als 33 mining &, 1 *” R 4 5 ra - ® g Margon 2. Two-base hits 2 Umpire——-McCreacy. hite——Margon MeCAUSLAND 18, FOURTH O 8. B.R.H E 9 ] Fourth Christian 0 0 O 0023 3 0O— 8 1034103 x—J3 Three-base CENTENARY 15, C. B’LIANTE 7. CENTENARY. } AB. R.H.LE. - &:-2 ; ee 4 COTE BRIL’NTE -i3 PS et wt ee ie Bases on fer, 4. ; : iofer, 4, Pitcb rd 6 hits. 7 rune innings BRETHET, 12, GIDDINGS 4. HE] ‘TIS T 3 H' wine ef. Mil'h rf. lL, Alle ) Fenton DP. ri » Ib. “Ob. os a: C2 aes im Co ero > | Coomosses | bt pt ptt SS 1 oe “3 oo™ 1S .- *— 7 pin) ) balice—oOlf- Fenton, 2: Struck out—By Fenton, } hie +) rs - a es SS See WHITBREAD GOES TO OSAGE COUNTRY CLUB FE; it “Cotton” Whitbread, one leading local amateur golf- Sunset Hill Country he has represented in inany local and state tournaments during the last five years, and has affillated with the new Osage (ountry Club. His first tournse ent play under his new eolors be in the annua! district. tour- ‘ to be held May 21-28 over Louis Country Club course 2d and Jimmie Manion mired for the qualify- . ge as : : ; ~— & avs Wik h 5. Brow Home r asea—PF eld 40on, —~— Rei]-Ficeldson. : i gO Lag nn, - € ° . ADDITIONAL MUNICIPAL ‘BOX SCORES ON PAGE 14, MAIN NEWS SECTION ae ttt A= — i i ee AB.R H_-E. D321 3} s > ~vh. ‘ = > ‘ . 3 RA ‘ : 4 -! ‘ SS SS PART THREE eee ee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY ii ee MORNING, MAY 15, 192 i WL . MY . i A 7 2 ; PT AAA AAA ee A . — »_*** . RAWANAN NARA peeeee, | IMAG; . SSNPS SLS VES FRSA 1—6D PA G ES Pleasant One F Looks eo bl “et ~ ay . pant f ¢ . " “The Tender Hour.” at the Waning New York Season In the Theaters Proves To Be a Very Dull One by ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT. NEW YORK, May 14. etty bad and the old ones are tion to the seductive competitions of the opening of Cone, and the bus very newspapers have vied with the audiences assembling for the first- cir minds on the play when outside there kies about Nungesser and the shrill, in- distant newsboys might, for all one knew, the courtroom where Mrs. Snyder and for murder. Indeed that gory melodrama hat the very plavers themselves went to butier in Miss Barrymore.s comedy so performance instead of announcing ‘ ie a WRYUaGssaader., been ° , © ~~ Island , ; ; ‘ or “mann : 5 had planned, he 7 hia } flung back his head cit eforti vn a é P i? > * ~* > ‘ c? ‘ 4 »- . -*. ¢ a-a4 ~ i | » « . he musica! related of to see { ied to > would wrote sent it in to T - fentinued en Next Poge. What Is Going On BEHIND THE SCREENS Out in Hollywood HOLLYWOOD, May 14. ONVEYING news of the fina! & consummation of the long-an- ticipated merger of Producers Distributing Corporation and the De Mille and Metropolitan studios with the Pathe Exchange and the Keith - Albee-Orpheum interests, Cecil B. De Mille has returned to his Culver City studio from New York. Accompanying word of the ter- mination of negotiations which will bring these forces under one banner was the announcement of De Mille that John J. Murdock, long the chief Heutenant of E. F. Albee as general manager of the Keith-Albee Vaudeville Exchange, will head the new alliance as pres- ident. Winston Miller of St. Louis brother of Patsy Ruth Miller, has been engaged for an important supporting part in “The Stolen Bride,” Billie Dove’s starring pic- fure. He is playing the role of the boyish Arch-Duke of Austria- Hungary and wears’ resplendent military uniforms throughout his appearance in the picture. The plan recently put into ef- fect by First National and College liumor Magazine to interest col- lege men in motion picture work s enjoying unprecedented enthusi- asm on the campuses of the leading American universities, Two photographic units com- prising a director, cameraman and make-up expert, which recently left California to visit the cam- puses of 33 schools in search of talent for future screen plays, are now engaged in seeking out the dominant personalities of each hool and registering them through the medium of a most ex- acting film test and each succeed- ing test registers an increasing in- terest among college men. Beginning its tour at the Univer- sity of Chicago, the Western unit, comprising Ned Holmes, Ned Con- norg and Melvin Burns, registered 182 men, selecting the 10 most dis- tinctive types and giving them tests. At Ohio State 196 men re- norted and at Michigan 287 turned out in the rain to vie for honors. Starting off the Eastern itinerary Yale. J. L. Johnston. Fred Bent- Willlam Stroh registered At Brown 220 reported, nt out more than 40) .e tests, Cornell exceeded by more than 509 men, Syra registered 250, Pittsburg ; nd Carnegie more than 209 each At each school the 10 most dom- inant personalities are being photo- cuse A graphed. From the tests First Nationa! wil] select those who will be pro vided transportation to and from ‘alifornia this summer and given eks’ trial in clnema Vve- W. U. Students to Give Two Original Plays Next Wednesday night. in Jan- 7 > i + Hall. students of Washingto! two one-: - Peon Blank in “Thic yynne T ‘ ,7 13) ~ ) c 1? ; - = Broken He +4 7 eter tomorrow night in Tr i ‘(ea 4 4 sitar | ‘¥ aise - Rroken Home.” The drama, to! Yiddish. was writt: Wolf and is considere the author’s »bés' presented in by Simon ‘an ho one of ; usic has been y P. Sandler we BARBARA BEDFORD ir §' THE NOTORIOUS LADY —~ Grend Central careers the Costello sisters, Do- lores and Helene, will appear to- gether in the same picture, David Belasco’s play, “The Heart of Maryland,” now in _ production. This will be the girls’ first work together sinte their stage appear- ance in George White’s ‘Scandals in which they attracted the notice of Warner Bros. two years ago when they were signed for films. Barbara Bedford, “The Notori- ous Lady” in the picture of that name, will remain a blonde. A brunette in pictures for seven years, Miss Bedford became @ blonde almost overnight for the title role of ‘‘The Notorious Lady.” Wallace Sabi Talley in Local Debut Beery and Rarmond taneously. Ethel appeared on the stage with Cecil and William DeMille. Since join- ing the film colony she has Bp-. peared in 23 pictures directed by the two brothers, but has never been under contract to any studio. The “Lord Chesterfield of the Underworld” is Clive Brook’s latest ‘reen characterizatio incident- ally his initial effort in a crook role. As “The Weasel” in jen Hecht’s story of crime, Brook loses his honesty but retains his gentle- Inanly manners. Who will portra Vv “Brigadier Gerard”? This is the problem now confronting Donald (“risp, who will direct the sereen oo tM i Napoleon in At Shubert-Rialto Friday N ight ARION TALLEY, Missouri JY sonsvire who made the lap from Main Street to the Metro- politan at 19 will make her 8t. Loulgs debut in song recital at the Shubert-Rialto on Friday evening debut with the Opera Company 1926, as “Gilda” Rigoletto, was one of the sensations of the decade in the history of the leading opera com- pany of the world, the coveted goa! of every ambitious singer. Mar- ion Talley had confined her activi- ties to a Kansas City church chotlr, to amateur opera productions and to a few concerts in Kansas City, where she lived and had her earls training. 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PAGE 2D __SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 19272 —— a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ WANING NEW YORK SEASON VERY DULL: Continued from Preceding Page. from the materials Maugham pro- -Ided and so to launch in the world that cleansing and terrific called “Rain.” Maugham ized his story Kn Letter.” It flourish! London, with the the hy hy or fning has own as himself is love) “ooper in leadins America the shall be played by nell or nobody, and ble that when Miss Corns hack to town in the fall it ais Leslie it “The La playwrig! Kathe it seems probv- i} comes be ” LLer. HE play, as far as.one can gath- er from the story which gave it birth and from the accounts of miere which have must be a curlous- It begins in vi- rises on the bungalow far rises will Crosbit the London pr crossed the sea, in enthralling one. olence. The curtain living room of a lonely on @ rubt er plantation from Sing pap pore and even as it there is the woman em ptying a re- volver into the body of a man that topples to the floor as the Malay geervants swarm chattering in at the sound of the shots. As the cur- tain on «cag brief, eventful pro- logue falls . is dispatching them all those who when, as the Lon- ; Te ¢ its it one nas not take ¢ place ' tne fi et act, Wii Ba. Ve com 40: ta: hh nden?l mn the same rooln, it is er 0 deal . =? ioe — ate ad here to t ri] wihat had happened t is Che ‘ ‘ 1eé night hefore. had bee TN eft alone when Robert Crosbie, her | young | »usband had gone off to Singapore | for the night and al fter dinner this, Dig, siow-moving, honest, neighbor from a nearby plantation had dropped in—Geoff Hammond. Time was when he had been & frequent caller at the Crosbies, hack during the war when they in- | valided him home in the second | wear and he was in demand every- | faint | where. Hammond trailed shreds of old scandals wherever he went, but everyone liked him. If late he had been around less fre- Mg it was a little because one "s its shift in such matt rs and— v a there was that va half- confirmed story his having tak- a Chinese his bachelor quarte established er there as mistress After tha! the Crosbies wer rdial, 7 E:T, t nig away eft of 2ue, of woman and en into rc i * less CO his 1! ‘roshb! in Singapore, he had over the plantation di Light when ¢ was driven his car a road, walked to the house, in ever so casually, and with her as she sat at work, artef an idle LO whi waa dropped hatting } 7. fica tl her preli ide of small talking : about the races, the weather | of rubber, he had begun, mich swift, rm c 1) 1c" without warning, incee- ; | | hedroom when he tripped ‘the ‘always within reach when she was evel ‘ing a mad dog in her own home ithe - ter, in the possession ' woman who had been Hammond's mistress, there 1s, unfortunately a letter which he had neglected to destroy before going off to && killed—a little. hurried, scrawl, telling him that © han implo house, ; ' ron sympathetic circie 542 is a few hou Kes a’ | tc 1S very word roon), where, rs De- ana (;eoff Hanmimo! crumpled on the ( ollected In tie d’s body had = of every she floor. It say from the amazing els to nothing the de et reproduction of th: taik they are counting. Hiammond hite Tie scene where the breaks down (breaks up, better, perhaps) and the comes gushing out at last provide for Miss Cornell the kind ‘n a blinding panic.’ of opportunity W hich used to be «go cherished in the days when. Mar- Anglin plaved “Mrs Dane's iore, lain cool, its perf: that began W crossed tne y stray gesture witness cha isu storv— fense woman would be truth must hen threshold, recalling llable vp and sy to the moment when 2)e reassuring her hand fired | IK she cou! | e than cCoiad Ji Lili* and, garet lDefense. at her trial, even leave tle husband is wrathy at the ties for even feeling it to hold a trial, furious a locking her up for merely box. Indeed he it with all the money he has in the cannot help knowing.from tale syllables that author)- necessary, t them {for ahoct world, its tell faithful lover and that it was a Every one in Singapore knows that woman scorned who had emptied the trial will be a mere matter of form and only her iawyer wonders the back of his dispassionate ind just what capHal the prosece: mav make of fact that ‘rosbie had, as a mateer of | iptied that revolver into Hlammond’s helpless body, firings ag in a 6 again and ae: after h: Lust have tumbled to the floor. it . on the eve of the trial that the old lawyer's, cxpre ossionless clerk comes to him soft-footed witn the news that in the Chinese quar tion bungalow the night he was oft | in Singapore. Copyright. 19°7, Publishing Cos. (New York and Post-Dispatch.) Spreading Evil at the Garrick. The film. “The Spreading Evil,” opens at the Garrick Theater to- day for one week only, and will be shown to men adults only, with an illustrated lecture. Special per- in orld “et the Mrs. +. > 1A " €-T] 1] Lin announced during the week. L. MOLINA Chef CHICKEN DINNER “A la MAYTIME” Crisp leafy green vegetables garnishing Molina’s tender young Spring chicken—buttered new po- tatoes—chilled salad—a fmozen dessert—coffee— all for $1.25—a typical Springtime meal. HOLLYWOOD Restaurant “WHERE THE FOOD IS GOOD” 628 N. Grand Av. the Theater Next te Missouri =~ reoe™ BEWARE OF PETERMANS HARRISON “Beware, my son, beware: 999 Stay away from Peterman’s! It has killed your whole family! ¢ 4) ash! walk through it. Don't smell it. Don't touch it. Go hungry for days first.” She’s right. Peterman’s Roach Food exterminates every roach in your house. Nothing is left but a little dry dust. Some housewives make the mistake of fighting cockroaches with a spray. Those are the houses roaches stay in. They live down behind baseboards, under the floors. No spray can possibly reach them, or their young, or their eggs. on his legs. Back to his nest he goes. He crawls over the others and eggs. Every roach he touches dies and disintegrates. Here is the right insecticide for each insect: PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD exterminates cockroaches. PETERMAN’S ANT FOODexterminates ants. FLYOSAN kills flies and mosquitoes. PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY exterminates bedbugs. PETERMAN’S MOTH FOOD protects against moths. Only a powder can exterminate them. Peterman’s Roach Food is the right pow- der. Just one roach gets a little powder Peterman's has the right in- - gecticide for each insect. On ealewhereverdrugs are sold. You must have a specific insecticide for each insect. No single insecticide will exterminate them all. We know that is true. We have had nearly 50 years’ experience. 200 Fifth Ave., N.Y. City t desperate | Ww eure ror the letter must be | bought and the husband paying for | this | neighbor had been his wife's -4- | ot the ver) |FRESH THREAT OF STILL |ANOTHER MOVIE THEATER | Continued from Preceding Page. when he he would send for me, not satisfy me, when I was Biven a with Charlie Chaplin, time was making one- Essenay, I! honor being play a 'some day a mob scene “That did ever. Even | easel part it that comedies for the not aware of the me, for I wanted draamtic part. it turned out, f need worried, for after one day's who ree] Was paid git at “As have work good enous trious funn After this, to not laker.”’ Miss Swanson played was putting on | Ss ; little I was taken out as not being | to support the illus- | ‘proud possessor of one ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | in comédies several years, put final- as given a serious role by the | y Ww old Triangle Company in Califor- nia. Not long after, she was starred. Although Swanson plays Miss how. | many dramatic roles in pictures, it ‘is interesting to relate that her ‘talent for farce comedy has stead- ‘Iv been developed and some of her | gost success! ful cinemas have been | those in which she injected comedy. ESTERDAY, «.n a manner of | speaking, Dione Ellis was pounding. a typewriter In a drab | effice in Los Angeles. Today, manner she of speaking, Continued on Page 4D. e_~ PHO TOPLAY THEATERS bint ® — that revolver back in the planta- | by the Press ang Pulitzer formances for wognen onlv will be, ___PHOTOPLAY ° THEATERS = oe ——— LOEW S TATE E V se AY De aN fas) AMBITION LA WOMANHOOD— “THE LOVE | NOW | PLAYING— _SUNDAY— AND ALL WEEK With Her Aesop's Fable With STAGE AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS MLLE. ANDREE & HER REVUE DE PARIS PARISIAN ORCHESTRA Tom Terry Organiogue: “The Battle of the OW hen = Snow Files” DON ALBERT Ove RIHUR KOCH, Pianist Bexes”’ > — — Orhheaure ‘; Great Headline Attractions and the Year's Most Hilarious a on an Unparalleled Program of Transcendent Merit! LES FOLIES ROUGES (The Red Follie of Speed and Cc “olo ir With LOIS SYRELL, PEGGY O’NEIL And a Big Cast of Artists And Ci in RAYMOND aap gag ‘Mental Hazare da” coe BEVAN fo FLINT —testeiee “LOV E MATES,” A Fun Riot fhe Triumpa Return of | : r: : : : : : : : JULIUS K. JOHNSO THE WAITE TRIO Stock V Whip Ma nipulators World Renowned Organist } ‘CRADLE SNATCHERS’ 4 Riotous Comedy of Women With Young Ideas Featuring Louise Fazenda POROTHY PHILLIPS, SAMMY COHEN. BETHEL Dg J. FAR REL L MacDONALD A Fun Lesson in Hus- band Taming, of which the New York Times’ Critic wrote: “Gales of Almost Hysterical Laughter.” IT’S FUN- NIER THAN THE STAGE PLAY. niet A GREAT CAST - | Myrtie Schaaf Allyn Rogers Robert Pitkin Dorothy Seegar John Dunsmure Paul Klieman Anne Yago Jocleta Howe William McCarthy John Cherry CHORUS OF 96 ORCHESTRA OF 50 same seats for the entire season. $24; 12 rows, $18; 12 NINTH ANNUAL SEASON—SAINT LOUIS’ MUNICIPAL OPERA Direction—MUNICIPAL THEATRE ASSOCIATION—— MUNICIPAL (OPEN-AIR) THEATRE--FOREST PARK Tweive Weeks—June 6 to August 28 A BRILLIANT REPERTORY June 6—“Robin, Hood” June 13—"Princess Pat’ June 20—"Sari”’ June 27—"‘Song of the Flame”’ July 4—‘‘Red Mill’ July 11—‘'Rose Marle”’ July 18—"Mikado”’ July 256—"Dollar Princess”’ Aug. 1—'‘‘'Katinka’”’ Aug. 8—'‘'Serenade” auS: 15—'"'Gypsy Love” SEASON RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED NOW Consult the seat charts at the offices of the Muncipal Fhreatre Associ- ation, 1882 Arcade Bldg. Pick out choice locations and subscribe for the Prices for ‘season orders: rows, $12; 22 rows, $6; 12 rows, $3. $15,000 Am. plifier makes every seat a desirable one. es GREATEST SUMMER ATTRACTION g.22—"Tales of Hoffman”’ Box Seats. A A A A ee se PRES OLIVE oe GRAND BIGGEST Ee’. THE TALK OF NEW YORK— All Orchestra 75C Seats Except Sat. & Sun. Nite. S : COMEDY “ALIAS THE DEACON” NATIONAL PLAYERS America’s Best Ste¢k Company With DON BURROUGHS and GLADYS manta in HIT IN YEAR FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS Greatest Fintertainment in Town Downtown Box Office, Aeolian Co. LIARION TALLEY In SONG RECITAL SHUBERT-RIALTO dh sing Eve., May 20. 8:15 te Aeon!) Rox OFffte 1004 Olfwe S' hens $1.65 to SSH Concert Direction Elizabeth Cueng i ee a ae a de ce el a tKi, NITE, SAT. MA Mr. Mahler’s DANCE REVUE Reserved Seats at Rothschild-Greenfield 20-71 Rovers and sellers became ae- | | AMERICAN THEATER | | } ! quninted threugh the Post-Dispatch | iW ant Columns, | wt PHOTOPLAY THEATERS » Skoi uras PHOTOPLAY THEATERS __PHOTOPLAY THEA! _——") (sedi api @ Soul- Searing Kisses The Rissea of Impulsive Youth That K nows Not the Marriage Bond! Lovera Crying for That Qne Great Hour To- gether! | | | | ——— >> . ON T WAT™ p Protio 8% ,STA fs ~ ‘ ; LOtic Rhythpn i seg O = “A MILLION i BID’ 4 WS / q etiTY al s FIERY LOV ERS! ron SZSs : eer HEY: -HEY!—IT'S RED HOT! = SKK > NN It’ ae MKC 4 Hinty Fast: Girles PY Acta! Including ¢ he wating seats whem you can thor- oughly enjoy Brooke Johns because of the A tes! acous- /\ “The Notorious Lady” is a real sensation— an amazing romance— @ startling story—a a hit! aut > Central Stage It’s Daring »- SPORLEDER - And His Orchestra in “SPRING FEVER” and BARBARA BEDFORD AMUSEMENTS RENT LEO BLANK IN HIs GREATEST NEW YORK SUCCESS STH EATER GHWAY AT DELMA Now Playing ESTHER RALSTON “FASHIONS FOR WOMEN” With Raymond Hatton T Or,\ 3 o DEX ASHLAND { = pi J 3520 Newstead RR BADEN {0HSNY Hits 8201 N. Reon ade Sees alee Bremen /heater 20th and Bremen CHOUTEAU { Jeff. and Chouteay EMBASSY | 4938 Delmar FAIRY 5640 Easton IRMA Theater 6324 Bartmer Av. 1716 N. Jefferson Kirkwood Kirkwood, Mo, KNICKERBOCKER 3145 Park “A mee Matines er { the" benee (SE ae > bt ESS MACKLIND { “Getting 5415 Arsenal MOGLER Oth and Bremes { “The, Duchow ot “Man of te ean. WEW SHENANDOAH ay oie soeauaenl — ¥ , Newstead 4366 lee Av. O’FALLON 4200 W. 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WAKEHOLSE oh = ad ‘ NOVELTY 3024 Eastod (tea The quickest way te aet % office help — throvab *# ‘patch Want ad. —y Special tas a ta 4 McN AI RSFEATURE McNalir-Pestalossi Comedy / Gertie’s : Garter” eo “Hills of Pel® Se (Te se ee Follies” Stage Attra & Special Mat, | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0’ THEATERS J sD Fleven Flights Across A J Four of Them Nonstop Of World’s Prog a dll Only One Heavier-Than-Air ¢ Biplane, Has Winged Oy Stopping—T wo Dirigible been in all 11 flights Four seven re have ae the Atlantic Ocean, were nonstop flights and re serial flights. . of the nonstop crossings, only the crossing between North wmerica and Ireland by Capt. John BP a tosck in 1919——-was made in heav- jer than air craft. The other non- stop flights were by dirigibles—the ritish R-34, which crossed to the United St England, and the ZR-3. ite 0m Germany to the United States. The the NC-4 lane; by two planes of the on American Navy sea- - North Atlantic; gues? airmen, flying a plane southern ro! ite, in 1922; by a Span- ish se apla in 1924 by another iccusee ‘plane. over the south- ern route, in a early part of this r: and by Comm: ander co de Pinedo, oie flying the south- ern route, a few months ago. First Nonstop Flight in 1919. Capt. Alcock, who had been 2 British bombing pilot during the war, was the first flyer to achieve g nonstop transatlantic flicht. With his navigator, Lieut. Arthur Whitten Brewn, he set out from $t. Johns, Newfoundland, shortly after 1 p. m., June 14, 1919, and the next morning & smerged from a fog hank above the Irish coast, putting | down his Vimy-Vickers biplane in a bog about 42 miles from Galway. The pair had flown 1960 miles in 16 hours and 12 minutes, a rec- ord that astonished the world and forecast new triurmphs in the air. Their journey above the North At- lantic comprised 16 hours s of cease- less hardship. Heavily weighted with fuel their ship barely got off the ground ‘in leaving St. Johns. Fog prevailed throughout the jour- ney and they saw the sun but once on their course. Brown, the navi- gator, continually had to climb up | lin the fuselage to chip off ice with s knife. Accident at Landing Place. -» Their gasoline supply was but two-thirds exhausted when Capt. Alcock, worn out from the long struggie, measured off above what he mistook for level Irish meadcw and “eased her down” in swampy ground. The landing gear stuck in the mud and the ship went over on its nose, breaking both propel- lers. This was an unimportant mis- hap, for the Atlantic had spanned. ‘We did not suffer from cold | or exhaustioh except when looking over the side.” Alcock said at the time. “The fog was dense and at times we had to descend within 900 feet of the sea. At another time. the fore was so bad my’ speed | indicator did not work and for a Few seconds it was alarming. We coped the loop, aid a verv steep spiral. Sense of the horizon.” But the elements proved benefl- cent in one important direction— the winds, They were favorable all the way. Two 350 H. I had no P. Rolls-Royce mo- tors propelled Alcock’s plane. Both | engines were sputtering when he landed. | The young pilot—he was 27 fears old at the time—was knight- ed by King George, and was award- ed the $50,000 prize of the Lon- @on Daily Mail. Seven months later, flying near Cottevrard, France Suffered fatal injuries. Alcock's flight followed hehe Re eee TPA COMPANY SIXTH and MORGAN Mon.-Tues. Specials PORK 15 Strictly ’reah; n Big Special. STEAKS ji = Ib. 15 ROUND STEAK 173 eet fresh: coh: POUND. aah Chops i sl VEAL“ ee 2s — bean, ‘.s a Fresh churned. _ Fin PORK POR TENDERLOW lb. __50 Fr, Kidneys 8 BIG CANS. holes? je wo Fresh Spareribs, ib. 15 A an Det ME LIVER, PIG FEET, ib. 5 ih OF Loin 25 Pork Chops, Ib Pare B Butter wll 1 Fresh Hearts ? ibs. 15 HOPPED MALT 1.00 tes and then returned to | now the) d States dirigible Los Angeles, | | aggregate serial flights were made by | Ameri- | n Round- -the-World Flyers across | by two Portu- | the | the Frances. | ———e 16 days wh first crossir air—not, flight, United Sta of three h others beir which set Point, Lor Newfoundh Azores anc Portugal. Each p four Libe: an upper and a lo The ships inches fror 24 feet & Navy 4d routg planes sist; TC ea tMe fleet, Had t The NC first leg of have its er Cod befe the NC-l latter plan Azores, it alone, There “hops” fn y record tim sey Bay, Ne ta, in the miles, in from Por to Lisbon, fo (= miles, ‘utes; and Plymouth, \six hours Avert The lin aggregated time it le its arrive] total flyin , | Men, been | I do believe, and | his plane crashed and he) 16 minute | miles an h | altogether The shi its | | tenant-Cor 'who said don’t cor achievem ' that eve ed for. trouble wise, ey planned.” The ae /-a sensa | whetted e |ing even were Liew Tieut. B. British I The ye another ing and the Atl ‘ ble, 643 of 31. : ship R-3 the Britt the Roy transatlar largest ain structed even the Four the gast ing equi feet 6 blades be propellc Maori p. each, of the feet of 2 Over in On Ju fortnight R-34 rose East Fo at an alti feet, cru urely, fle bor for landed at 108 hou ing from 3130 mil Maj. G Flying Ce wireless kept th progress. Havit July 7, © England miles th over FE having and 56 Ta Comsr gible of the f I should ¢ Those (off the. thing we. control One the trip young ba Navy It was & Urigible to upper Su ee OE

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. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927_ we ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3D oe FFleven Flights Across Atlantic, VEL OO 1105-07-09 OLIVEST , fur of Them Nonstop Hops, Record June Brides Will Be Surprised and Delighted With This DE =” Of World’s Progress in Aviation 4 ie = § ASHLAND (Sarena . - Pp BADEN ——— Only One Heavier-Than-Air Craft, a ey, ! ei iece Hig OOM SST TSN SS o HINES . 8201 N. Broadway’ specbityalgne” Biplane, Has Winged Over Without | Bremen Theater Pixhl Fegan Stopping—Two Dirigibles on List. Tt Quantity Buying Permits Us TO “ |] Offer This $250 Outfit For Only... 1 48 LL AE D ALL 20th and Bremen “RUBBER TIRES” : —— -, De. . 50) 7. ot] 11 flights J 16 da vr e e . . CHOUTEAYU / BEBE DAnmms ghere havé week a Se 42 GRU ays what was technically. the fag Kiss in 9 Taxi gross the Atlantic Ocean. four] first crossing of the Atlantic in the Jeff. and Chouteauy* Special Matinee nonstop flights and seven } air—not, however, a non-stop Ries on gere serial flights. flight. This was made by the | ‘ 1 — > : 1 = a EMBASSY De. OR be ane i ale te we seeeeeee .* - Sez SSS ek Lak ee Fede on ewes, KeyingLe: tay of a3 ———— ro the North Atlantic; by two Portu- -4 feet 5 1-8 inches high. | : SS ss KNICKERBOCKER { “Comedy “ata Bymiae gues? airmen, fying i Dl me the . Nat y destroyers stood by along | 3145 Park Special Matines” southern route, n 1922; yas an the route of the flight and the! eaplane in 192h; D3 anotne planes were allowed to receive AS. | 3-Pieces “Karpen” Reed-Fiber BED-Davenp ort ar rer ote) : eG Te A 0 Ry PBAteee Ficrong « gprwtucuese plane. over the south sistance for motor troubles from | (ee KOSS BAe aS ‘ TAwm YY “sal = te . | Oth and Bremes “Man of the F og the first flyer to achieve the NC-1l and the NC-3, When the a ore eos ' Fi F ’ | is 75 ° °° “2.7 — Fsastop transatlantic flight. ipwonad prance ae disabled in the | 2 S74, 554. . Gorgeously Designed 3-Piece Living-Room Suite! oe nee { “The Calne Tih his navigator, Lieut. Arthur | *2°Tes. it continued the journey ays | eS ee i . | 7 | BRIDGE,LAMP AND SHADE! ,alon %»° \ ‘ DY ; » ee, en ~ 4 Boe j -* ; Bdwy & Shenandoah a Vaudere Whitten Brewn, he set out from “ pagal were. theese’ tmp —) a (es A E => “rs ee oe Grand and Juniata | os Day, and ar , at ~.»¢ tenant-Commander Albert C. Read, “Husband Hunters” MWo-inirds @€XNaustead Wen i 2s wb se Son? os ae with Mae Busch. lens rArT ‘ rr) lone | WO Bal at the trip's finish: ~ eee . orang wee - ad isider ft uch ae great of the fact “ANKLES ee ea lf achievement in view R Oo B IN | — ae oy a am hat every contingency was provid- a + ‘> o ne . » . ‘ ii* ¢ ‘ ] v\ . I . ies :? b } pa . ; ‘io : 5749 Robin at. : THE “£ ry a ~ coar ane ~ gee s bY . Cat tbe hs y aah. My gm os Fay 4 PI PT pe a ne aly ot AO ings y p c? everything went -off as - >, —— _—. ee — cae ee ee %e , 4% | req cin ’ Po 7 oe ; U De j oO by (“Little Adventuress” "s This v an unimportant mis- pian ed. ates | Uni F ) 4 Acts of Vaudeville aay ate ; ae » compietion of the trij nien aD on 7 : ; * o) ; : 4 bctizgad i Li st ; : , d “Ast ; pet inj Matinee Gg ci ? : } nN in flying ra ircies, ~~ a Missi? * * oe + . ,¥ mete >> ~~ ” = .o¢ s+ yy ai’ 4 4 iii 44 Ce ae © S| i OT Preate 4 ALL-STAR CAST 1} re Aid suffer from 91d : WELLSTON f “Bachelor's Babs” Re if ae ‘ : : . ; » 7 a +6822 Easton . and Vaudeville Pexhaustion except Wnen IOOKINE |... Jjeut. | ide,’ Alcock said at the +...5 £ F Ston: ; . eT Y 7 a if ~ o> and at if ‘ : sabe 7 . | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.’S THEATERS | oy 4s ', a... a. isn; | British Dirigible on Bound Trip. 4 | . srt 9 Aescend ww] > + / U, A ae yr , i S, Sil aS. é\e" | RICHAR , M feet of the sea. At another The year 1919 was to experience ARSENAL f oe ee gon the for was so had my speed another great air feat—the cross- os = ~— e420 nn ~ ta a a ; . ‘ - ‘ oe ~» a sna Miainaiiatiadte a —— ae r - , - 3 ae » 2 r, 2 z PEN he RID it oak era ConA lage bts FP scan’ ‘ 4 a 2 pare - 2 9 AEs A MORI t NL AAS Ay i Satpal ii MN eS At Aa mit iN ) a ara a SF ae X , ~ Lot ; pat na ae ee — om $457 Gravois Av. Special Matinee Kingsland = (Mole? viadeiie | Biltde. eee ae ee vorward ones be. If (OR ROCKER!)—4 BOUDOIR LAMPS & 4 SHADES! Exquisite Mirror! _—_2 Artistic Torcheres! i. ing equipped with propellers 17) COIL SPRING! MATTRESS! BED LAMP! Table Lamp and Shade! }at the time—was Knight- | feet 6 inches fn length, the rear GENUINE WALNUT in combination with other select cabinet hardwoods! GENUINE WALNUT in combination with other select cabinet hardwoods! Woodiand fae Sony Saree, y King Geor @ was awaré- | nietes being two feet longer. TH > 7 , iets © audevi gay reOrge, an as arde- lades eing two feet ger. neé 5015 Gmveis ~ | Special Matinee he $50.000 prize of the Lon-| propellors were driven by five $225 Value! Terms: $2 a Week! $225 Value! Terms: $2 a Week! cm > = hae ’ _ Sa0+$ —-—— ee i; ene Aine a Mee i * pa cate dhaatiate “ail. Seven months! Maori Sunbeam engines of 275 “(.e 4 OT ACS, tine “nae eo aes . ‘ ? t 4 v7 "n* : VIRGINIA (Ge “ Hich-Clase Pe. eal Cottevrard, |p. each. The rigid sas envelope rter ’ SL17 Virginia Vaudeyv.—Spec. Mat. _ _ 8 plane crashed and he’! of the ship held 2,906,000 cubic aga we eee tg. nme | feet of hydrogen. | » , ; . “Special Delivery iy. Alcock’s fligcht followed by | on © . Cinderella { High-Class Vaudeville ‘eht foll Blond Over tn 108 Hours, Back in 73. , ’ eTrone ; . atinee . ‘ » a. ae ts On July 2, a littie more than a | arr Pee ie — a a | _ | fortnight after Alcock’s flight, the | £ GRAVOIS { Hixh-Class Vaudeville | R-34 rose from its anchor-mast at ig we 4 Special Matinee | Kast Fortune, Scotland. She rode | : rr y fe haa ane “500 to 600 vi i , eo — >see +o ooo fi at an altitude of from o , ram MEAT C NY " ; , ; ln ej ‘ “Special Delivers wae S| feet, cruised over the Atlantic lels- | and “Grass” j SIXTH and MORGAN | urely, floated above New York har- | ———~— : =— cone | | bor for an hour or two, and finally - | . i ' * ) CONGRESS 4 Fashions for women’ # | Mon.-Tues. Specials | landed at Roosevelt Field, Mineola, | i / mretal sheets inside and out. Three- o n cs /deatn. : . ide. , LINDELL as Acts Vaude ¥ ER, PIG FEET, Ib. 5 ' -‘' @R-3 Arrives From Germany. ena ndl gir m= | iw © | . Tag egret 4 ; ‘a Pg a: . - P ‘a\ j -— A «poe comdheamamt + - @ Hop | ‘The ZR-8, now weg foo moog : - al ‘aaenes ti In en ee le y |} ee ee De anne | e | 1824. bu yi . —_—.. . sn ——s MILTON ones in a PED MALT ] 00 crossed the ocean in was ae side oven linings alumin- “AME REFRIGERATOR—ALL . pt MAFFITT - Be GER" £€ e oo ¥, / Scientifically built—embodying s B ae r < ? Se ER eR Deeg wk oS NE an SSC shi ne He A A “hitthq AmeeieN GF ERR at PS + ae Oe , airship he commanded, 2R12 N. Vandeventer Special Matinee Inside and outside. snare eI soe @ . : ; hi c ceded to | ‘ ien of two small airsh'p AS PICTURED | McLean '8 4 eace 1s | NOVELTY (rE ina” this country under the peace terms | 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST, 125 value suppir ... | eparations = | . S524 Easton syecial th , p Germatry received a rep | $ W —— , | edit of $2.200.000 for the ZR-3. es ——ae A} jerms—}1 a eek ; ' TORE. | : Commanded by Dr. Hugo Ecke | Huts! : | elin Co.., The quickest way toe get home oe ner, president of the Zepp | office brip — through a fest-* "ae | Continued om Next Page patch Want ad. ,

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1927 _ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «/ ae 6 SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1o, PAE A en ST.LOUIS POST: DISPAT — ae mgs 35 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION TE NE HOUSES TO 11 Flights Across Atlantic; ~~ a i in ‘ ie ia. iN ar Ts eet som Rreeeting Page. | guese airmen was fc Iie east fs és 4 ~ q : ! o, . } P Vs Us dé r | “a T a 3 - fa a. | ; . 2 zB yy in 7ALtie : C 4 . | ters Describing A dvantages ee een | ee ce. Oren, eee EOD ima. ew pe Sve ee RITE SU sents of Jefferson Barracks Se trom Paion sous. toe QO SOM AM rnd Pay the a > SCC TS bt _ In Fire Stations—Opens ee ATrrance fiew from Palos. Spain, the at ie and Pay ing out place of Freight to oe | ea@ . + } ~ , » | our Town. olumbus southwesterly ih Y We Deliver he Atlantic to the naries. ruck F A ; by T n ™ ¥ - : , : actual érill, iles. in g hours hence is ane Ww ithin 30 wh : RG aie oe Pe oa rod Se es ee “aie 2 , ued My ss ; . “ ~~ 1056 Villes of : : oS ee yr ’ > ae od Pe “Sia, Coan ‘ PEP . 4 | — ‘tat : 7 . ’ iatIOn tn a ~¢ St. Louis. 3 il. NM Meg be ee : | —_— et cratic atmosp $35 Da y m € a o - : : , | bse ee wiiterT “| €0-Operation , 5 Bal tures, music ee ey ee s : . — ug. 5. irc tainments are _ ‘s . " oes ; in atiads , - ~ and . . ' . ) uning the privileges an Plans ¢ Sighted Over Boston. — xis a gee oe nom ; cee m nd Col. Moore : a ; ; at : at , 2: ry i} - ait at r. : : . " : 4 t? \@ cait }. a! = an th —} 7 ee P es _ ore velar 7 , . '? f, ‘ ; . H etonne a ‘ Ls : as for the 4 yur ng Ae « ixth ie : orn ’ . ‘- : ‘ aaa aa tf . ' ‘eos & &.. ~* . : Fs — ane ; : s+ - ~ in com ‘a Ou at the Govern- — Sal 7 “2 ve been placed | Seas ame [wo Crossings Already This Year 75 3 oat t. expens ee ee ee “I shall ef _ Maj. Sarmento Be ires, a Portu- 3 r Es fet the engi” me en designated camp one of 2) oP : ,* CP eluate (rie mu ai ‘ 4a : ~ ies .° " Airmen of ry. The be ith a series of “hops” in March | 3 _T. C. Week. erg every consider ‘fth Division Air Serv- san This is an unusually prec ’ . wer Forest Park and sina aa — . nel flora) i a*a . - ™ sid ' a nianned und-th is Day-Bed make oi repacnod tions "ia natural ks tois afternoon. At the discipline to later abandoned : casbeceepticen couch § durin ‘ . decoration in natural colors. . sy each weekday, the Sixth physical exe : pes With the genuine Simmess @a. sand will play on Twelfth mun aind cul . ~ a - | F pring and co mfortable mat. ; ’ | e street. | .. neti vy ~~ - > : 2 Doors From 11th St. | === = take care of aerten: to Oo oe | , $1 2 Biel Terms vies an to Porto Prava. @® $1 Down—Easy Terms perk: eas Special Sale of Kroehler =a : ED, % ‘Bed Davenport Suites country as ¢ _ ttt i cs Zo Naf 7 oh Bee Room Without Any Additional Cost camps are = Radio an- tor in civil be made @ally every effort ons. of the camps the camp are 17 to may be ot The basic course, infan-' St, Louis. is open to those from hold a fidld Athletics and physical jetic flelds : opment are combined with | . ntary military trainin Parents The second course, known asthe camp, Col | course, open to those from kitchens I te 25 requires that applicants tion. Comg tee of the basic course, OF tsts and nw | Instruc- sufficient infantry. health of Cari F. G. named civ tary of War “Kt throws conditions, ous parts © mon good § no obligatic tary service which every can assumé Clergymen strongly non, the me in prtill: Henry Staf ruc Ol POOUL. ‘ji ese p has an the refine- - ’ , . - ded for thove gation 1a! Chr ake eXxT ect ind } | ign- desire it. Harrison of Beldierly training {ts not al! that Foung men get In these camps. consider that tt is not even parts rer part of the camp life.|sas. The Sor aT ’ faq rures, aside from *he one-half i A ; anne ae > ‘ ‘ npiete oan @ be =) of 2.4 ) cubic feet. and +empts. 2 PA ts Cte S— fan " Da 7? — - ae a a. J > ; oe ~ > . ee . . - ~ % _ as . 4 ist '? a ia st alee Di Ss t : FREE .o + Wi itu Bed Davenport and 2 Chaits Tust see this wonderful Suite. The davenport opens to full-aue d ys one easy motion. ib and fireside chairs are large pecially comfortable. Special attention was given in se ° . a - _) oe > & » On covering arin isfactory wear. Finest cTr Sil is i Aone ecules seamen Renee eet aay ADO AI TOC AAS AEE APDIP tu A re AE ccc AE as, oe = " - oe Ad Club to Hear New Pastor. The Rev r. Arnold HF. Lowe, pastor the Kingshighway h. will addrees tising Club at the es}. Tuesday night. Dr was once a missionary i overseas with the sun Battalion as after the arm- Late Cont : 4 ts ; , ssioanedé chaplain. , sant aX ~ > oe af RF sow ' : . the ef several books | to $25 7 hilosophy. Mor 925.000 for Unsuccessful Attempt. | Bring This Coupon to OurStore! ' f It Is Worth : t € or e*eee We will deduct $25 from the price of any Davenport Suite or Bedroom ‘Suite (or both) you select if you present this coupon ‘ at time of purchase. ist € mace also Harry Hawker, Brit w da was theesni te nie PES amt CC CN. ee AN ec EN 20 IER ee his flight —__ -£ SS » 4 dL 444 pies ” —~. . ‘ — rr, — = ap oh iaincat # bi, ew Spek = gh) Pgs ss ¥, bree 34 ae = ‘ ; es news also that a al ™ tation wh itself in 6 Rom: an and Command- : a Sat ee ee Extra Special! ns beccmg airmen, hi | ' ‘ ADY ind by With $1.00 ‘Other Goods A a eae OV EETISEMENT States was : . jose Atlar r al days ae* Hex Velvet Rugs : | masee © sprit NOTICE! cr . the water pps. | : es a Regular $45 Value! .: ff 4 L D- S O R an S| et Boe on the southern route its > i i lie Bie J eee } x. eae Syke ae is Our French Blend Coffee Canada, as to the Single Pound, 45c S 25 ik ai Sates Giieees the Alans Lede Oe ein «aaa — be ALLEX'S CLCERINE | . lave heen blazed with giory hy tie ‘ues in the aseat ? uae bea G more off eoree than af} De puree oD es ae agt - : . ws . ia . 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— oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH wma PAGE 5D [RNGINE NGINE HOUSES TO RECRUIT Ne a Silverstone | FOR ARMY TRAINING CAMP § circulars A ssestbing Advantages and Require J | if ments of Jefferson Barracks School Placed In Fire Stations—Opens July 7. ry fire engine house in St.|actual drill, are outdoor life, asso- | 5 on | ! he | Ciation in a competi 7 recruiting station for the; ~e"™ a competitive and demo- youis is 8 re oo Camp cratic atmosphere, discipline and Lidl} : 4} +14 4 rain! - ; , ’ Military 4 S co-operation Moving pictures, lec- at oe = 5.95 he aed te Sy magn pa pe oe ee. ¢. ires] > hs) .- rire Sea a ee ee aa i - . 3 es oe Be ee . % ; Price e Price = e. elub and fireside chairs _ tar ve —- I r a oe if one — rs} men encores the camp @ Gilt frame, etched plate. A GREAT EVENT IN ST. LOUIS Golden Oak Refrigerators; Special attention was riven in se- par officer's commission. In th: Sstrongiyv are Archbishon Glen- , While they last. , REAL VALUE! yu f satisfa veo I} weed courses, cavalry. engi- pon. the Rev. Dr. Russell : , « 3-door you of satisiactory wear. inest pe White Soiteae all. the refine. @ering, artillery or signal corps Henry Stafford of Pilgrim Congre- 2 roon?i uites side-icer ....... . a i ‘ah ; d Re 7 : ction is provided for those gational Church, and Rabbi Leon BARGAINS( : $37 Golden Oak Refrigerator ; $63.00 Value Nd in 4 high-priced pute. desire it. Harrison of Temple Israel. Radically Reduced 50-Ib. Boldierly training {is not al! that The camp, with a capacity. of capacity 27.45 3-Pe, Fiber Suite : young men get in these camps. 2811, {gs open to young men from $20 to $25 Values gy TREN See Se eee e : ; l Monthly Payments y consider that it is not even all parts of Missour! and Arkan- Oecasional Table Fete, oe Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator; 3 ‘ 50 r larger part of the camp life. sas. The quota !s now more than golden 49. eg . Loose cushion, cretonne ore eee er ee eeeeeeeas cover. $1 24 } os Porcelain Refrigerator; aint: ci 89.35 | BUY NOW! OE POLE BOBO GO OO hl lll. ipon toOurStore portant features, aside from the! one-half filled, it is announced. Siranetaadincteeaneceserrene Sones apnadendiverteensenalpepancatastepdaannneatagmesreinnesarehdSaennanganaeeemenna saainsenuneananshainaneaoananeeaisusionemecepenmaeetents cs Ad Club to Hear New rhaggr dl Floor samples only. Walnut The Rey. Dr. Arnold FH. La or mahogany. new pastor of the Kis way Presbyterian Church, wil te Junior Advertising Club. a oe é SAVE MONEY! american Hotel, Tuesday night. sth | ; : we, WhO Was once a missionary MAfrica. served overseas with th BED OUTFIT —" ee tt tt i bl, i, i, i, i, i i i i i i i i i i a DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY? A Regular $6 Value at GAS STOVE PRICES SLAUGHTERED r¢ 85 if bitgld aa ~@ s aan Wry — Some HP Pee Maen ' 54 | price of any Suite (or t this coupon re 1. al =) cal te Machine Gun Battalion as | Cc ee Bri Total € GAT ES Former wart 2 agg ei Ot Ct ttl ite nit A ta geant-\Maior and afte r the arm- wt iC ” Tid ] n rin Ss O d - . 4 : hg y Price e rice }. ; a a. Br BG BB AO BO a a 0 0 > 0 tice, was commissioned cl he So ” ontriputions & Former Price Re-Organization Sale Price [ Gas Range; lar e oven: With book trough—ma- 4 oe et) | to $252,663, or $2663 : ° 2 , 8 , hogany or walnut fin- un mie is the author of several books ) eo. yeas : S t 50 3-b ry ? relicion an “in Pees + : M - Th C xht ° . -piece ul e * + . = urner 1 6 75 ish. i Se Brelizgion and philosophy. MOre i1nan oougnt. 4 Including bed, mattress and F . top nee 6s 6 banca cece 7 re | m spring. f ' A . ina § ma — $149.50 4-piece Suite .... 98.50 | $49,00 Gas Range; side oven 4 | 5) eetetear“caftgeen tuna ot he) BUN iece Sui 117.50, oe ee i . MY EYE TESTS = | three-year campaign fund of the BUY NOW! $279.50 4-piece Suite... . : inate ccciesis. ads wwe Hi ERR : | Citizens’ Smoke Abatement League, _. ; — $85 00 Gas Range; large side oven; CHIFFOROBES it ofessional an orough- onus 7 roam 6+) iw lose es ‘ e eie ly scientific, I use the latest se — ' —_— = ht cage ° F $15 Value BUY NOW AT LOW PRICES all 4a 75 Ait . approved optical instruments toe | week ago, nave brought the total enamel . i} e testing eyes. 40 years of prac- subscribed to $252,663, or $2663 | MATTRESS * - 6 eee lao Cele . 8 s a (many years in charge of more than the goal D in Roonii Suites pi | ¥ $115 00 Bungalow Range; 2 coal a9 3 fae ecard optical dept.) No “hf ae oe oe | oe at hee or miss” cadens oe he rt tea Contributions received a &€§ 6.95 ini 4 J ° | we al 62. 50 3 a: the last week and announced yes- | . er gas enamel .. 30 4 terday included: Century Electric a me. tga sig At a Vast Saving NDREDS OF RARE BARGAINS + # Co., $500; Helen J. Johnson, $150; | Jy sith toll edge. fancy tlekine. HUNDREDS OF RARE BARGA af £ R. E. Funsten Co., $150; Mrs. 8. | COME EARLY! +4 2 ‘s B. McPheeters, $150; Broderick & ue ; 3ascom Rope Co., $100; Daniel G. if es amy My Regular Price for Genuine | Taylor, $100; William -:-> PY coe ee °*49.75 $19 50 9x12 Felt-Base 8. 45 Beni: GATURE er CAUSTIE | ; y aieyy raneervo crinrstors | GUEST OF HONOR AT DINNER Qf watnuc tinisn $49.50 Gas Range.............. lcaccdee me real peek FFICH TREATMENT ance 29.95 | ganizations. A CURE GUARANTEED in Dr. T. Z. | $450 Upright Plano ........----++++++: — t. Louisans to Enterta = Vv ; y cis all Rectal Diseases Koo, who Represents 50 Com- | $295 3-Pc. poe oo sate. aca a we wi ae on A T t e NM T j O N 3 1.95 | THIS IS YOU R OPPORTUNITY me + tw — rn iversitv, Shangoai, AS Mb fe Beton - n . * tj tL (7 FA zs " ei De kt magne ere i tg lh “Wty blind vears in the omg ma ang ae “ta depart. | oO Evenin vy Jb CGLISSSIS SF ttl AVE CCM E ’ % hey : er tr , >, j , ie 02 Y ¢ y cna i eee live i ment of the Chinese Railways, W2S ) ¥™ pen 5 y " ; ly n a Hie ie oa a | > + ‘ " _ i aa Do 3 Pee me ais ain Oe Tes a member of the League of Na- | ; Until . O’Clock rr food for b ‘Tectaiming aye een made | 04,4 Neighborhood Store Exchange Store A Small Deposit Will Hola | Pkg. Tea J 4 opium conferenc®, bas be cum ‘ower . lees tions’ secon geo mi; f° r15 years, | has traveled extensively for During Sale Bia the United St pall Yo ~ drug |Federation. . The Chinese organi: | M4 2 H Ss “oh : “4 oe mae tates, ur a ude mo set it from his ibbes oe GtUe | zations he has represented include | Walerat or Mahogany Indicates 5206 GRAVOIS AV. 412 NORT 1 | ] . Charge for Storage <== es 3 o& ~ = SS ES Hotel Chase tomorrow, evening. J. ghee Gate | - ‘Li enberger Davis will preside. . i : Dr. Koo will arrive here today | st. John's | InAs have been made World’s Student Christian and JonDDe« 7” ut if ' of $1 (i ing "'c } v’ y* Y e. the As- ; ; @ Mis. Co. 44 None OD.) ithe Chamber of Commerc Veneer or Finish Over Hardwood — — wedi sociation for the Advancement of ‘Teen cteyseaapagsee piace é 1. ha have p (no, VOlT-Wilson Stores al-' Education, the Red Cross and t™ : ? de, ° © FOS supply of fresh Tescum , vr i. Overseas Unton, :

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___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NSN Monday Brings New Supe There could be no more significant demonstration Dealing with a Loyal Patronage, than in the offering of these marvelous values. Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator 497° Gibson oak Refrigerator with heavily insulated walls and large porce- lain-lined food chambers. ro0-pound ice capacity. $4 Cash Delivers It ABNUF —— a “ pe YF Bie ne om meme ' ‘ Ss - _ Enamel-Lined Refrigerator 19" A trim three-door oak Refrigerator with 40-lb. ice capacity, insulated walls and enamel-lined food chambers. $1 Cash Delivers It Pull-Up Chair 16" Attractive Pull-up Chair, upholstered in cut ve- lour. Exposed surfaces finished in walnut. $1 Cash Delivers It Walnut Dresser $4" Prettily designed and nicely finished is this dainty Dresser; indeed a value at this price. $2 Cash Delivers Ii Leer Mee PR HES sche Sea BO Ips gn os ioe oA ras % ¥ Abner rd z io x kahit Nt Pees * J ‘erie “ a Be ale PRES ugh eS tN 7 fe RE UES i OR ie ws 2 ae rap By aes, PO CERIO Hy ali i fr ¥ 7 ? aie a . 7 ¢ chy . ‘ - BBP Me ABIES 075 eet Bs Naviees _ : a : ~~ eh a4an + 7 x ey" ht y.4 . om a ae ©, 7 Ap Miss gs = F an, 4 Spee eee, wi fA ‘ey Maik 53 ws HOEK 34 * SR ge OF 9 5 * i Los 48a ae no ‘ + ahead, " : y tn) ay 3 ‘ a io Me i diate es,J “ 4 Sethe 5 ee ee Pe 3 : Pass Se - e Ry ste 5 4 2 By es % aN * nate Ry pi: o Co eee wy ieee r-Valties in Union’s Greatest Semi-Annual ONSTRATION SALE: A: ee ee thai) , we Sy ere ee me # He a i fis aS te i Mgt © z= : giaheiscy Mt Ri. i ; : “33 m Nike tes , th wif atthe Tite Me i303 . . ~~. abe Bi be: ty , 2 : : ; Shs nf rath : Cash attrac Ctl Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite designed Bedroor i a esigne e oom Suite of four $159*° large bow-end bed, triple- mirror shogan iy-lined chifforobe ten Only $15 Now enamel oye Coens in red Simmons Steel Chifforobe ee 29): With drawers enteral and cloth- ng compartment. ()y ni iy $9 Ce ash ece ¢ Biber | Reed Bed-Da rR 3ec e-Piece Reed ew Bed Suite rocker and day-bed, which 75 > spring bed, +69” i. Cretonne trimmed Pay Only $6 Cash with cretonne ‘Only ’ $2 Cash turn style. H Four- Piece Wal nut Bedroom Suite n the popylar. spool. Large bow-end bed “te | ox coi massiv wolhadetedat.?. >4 bAn da’ af ek. pope | o “ Proms - ' ’ . > \ rae hit iss. tie S—Tali roa elect Making pe i and as old i pri¢ _— to be paid Dy t tisis as transportatior has grown up a 1! of lawyers’ briefs, ity commissions, and the layman encounters litting. Anyone $4.00 IRON CRIBS—Jp aa eof walnut and . , ar " and mu attempti to thread his way through the maze will ¢ , . . a ‘ r ? . he well to Ke lentais of tne qe EIGHT-PIECE DINING SUITES Drawing Interest on $25 Odd Chinas...910.8 Capital Never Invested QUcIcK ee GAS RANGES: h S50 . COMBINATION RANG 4 makes—vworth up +. . to 875. Easy Terms! PITTI tii CONGOLEUM Slight * 4. ad Seconds SESggeeEaeeEe a BARGAINS “- K. Refrigerators — Cheice several styles == sizes. Valees up te 525.98. 4 $1 Down! [RUSE Esseeees 84 DROP-LEAF KITCHEN TABLE... S25 KITCHEN CABINETS 82 KITCHEN CHAIRS.. $10 PORCELAIN KITCHEN TABLE... $1 Down! Waited for Bull Market to Press the New Idea OPEN EVE! Monday, W day and § TILL 8:31 SAVE ON FURR! , | nate wiped out the interest of Fray ita. , F “°'ders im the railroads and destroyed 2 EXCHANGE ‘ - the interest of the bondholders and au i ant T & PoOTy. Faetmenr s¥.-? ~~ fay mn .s8?10R. iB ‘ Wages and prices had fallen t decade of the nineteenth cents Oportion as thew hare risea, 4 = Cams = -s © Ca ve ° ® t ° : ° of the renroduction-cost the 206N i2

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these Iring river. Ie t STORES AU AW O6GW.12"™ SEVEN-DAY E DEMONSTRATION SALE a > ¥ * ~ 2 : Values! : THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Sateen : ’ oe 75 Three renewed Pieces, etm flay : et A to those shown, in A-1 tion. You can get the Taken you prefer if you come early, Pay $5 Down : lett Lt tt) 1) TT : Le AE tt Act te bb TT tre Bargains in ORANG SAOXOKSNy PVT . WA SS RRR. WOK SOA VSSQ WWA “Wyss we . . .\ ‘5 IQ x we ste eee “ ae eee MORNING, ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MAY 15, 1927. SC ART Ir WW NV AIQwYSS ISPATCH “ii s S \ WS WI ee SENNA AAA AAAS AAA AANA wo SS ‘ ~ SN AWAANAANAAN OWS MEAS AMMAN PAGES 1—10B,. » Exposition of the Vital Problem of Involved—Every Millions in Public Utilities Rates Purse Touched Seen PRUDENT INVESTMENT PRINCIPLE REGARDS ALL PUBLIC UTILITIES IN LIGHT OF SERVANTS OF THE STATE ee ee ee on ' | itacss of Varying Valuation Methods 6¢ See are two sharply conflicting theories of utility valuation. One is that the utility should receive a return based upon the prudent investment in the enterprise; the other is that the return Should be upon the ‘reproduction cost new.’ The difference between the two theories runs into billions of dollars of valuation: in.terms of rates charged the public, it represents an incalculable sum vitally affecting the . — a ae cost of living and the distribution of wealth. Whether the one theory or st. Ti 1) sig, j 7 lie ** ‘ j - = ee . ® . . . . . reek Go ri nuuciat ) the other shal] prevail in practice is a question that concerns intimately £905 US JUSTICE arian ‘nited very } 0 ; : peri OF the! Ls mtted every nousehold in the United States. By CHARLES G. RKOss., Chief Washington Correspondent of the | Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May 14. T BOTTOM, the question of the proper valuation of public utilities—railroads,, is often set up as a bulwark of} he . 3 has street-car SyStems, cus anid plants, and the like—for rate-niaking Supreme ( famous elements to be considered in the de- by the ) termination of fair value. Subse- quent cases ...... left the whole question of valuation in pretty much of a muddle...... The opinions of the court in valuation cases from 1898 to 1923 are quoted by lawyers both for and against the reproduc- “The cost-of-reproduction theory Smyth never been accepted courts of England. When the pres- ent Chief Justice of the United electric ; duction-cost theory. pur- poses is as Wide as the world and as old as ; is simply the question of fair price f rates to } haroed hr ae Ben . time. It is simp!! Question | abe Harged by ay States. as a representative of the stockholders in the Grand Trunk litigation several years ago, urged it on the Canadian courts. it was that enters into every transacti burer and seller. Around the proble m of BEDROOM PIECES 64.00 IRON BEDS—Ip various styles and ES $1.00 64.00 IKON CRIBS—]», choice of walnut and EE ea 1.00 67.50 STEEL BED SPRINGS in splendid tke $2.50 $30.00 CHIFFOROBES—Choice of wood or steel, im Weleel.a....... $19.75 850.00 LARGE VANITIEs—! With triple plate $39 75 2 ES ae 816.00 BEDROOM CHAIRS, on eee VANITY BENCHES, 93:98 86.00 ODD WooD BEDS—Iin several popular Easy Terms! . | TITiTiiiiiiiiiii titre | ’ EIGHT-PIECE DINING SUITES $60 Fine Suftex, worth up to 8135. with extension table, china and 6 upholstered chairs. $5 Down! $25 Odd Chinas. . .$10.00 $ 5 Odd Dining dent ini TT sscceocs. 6 458 $15 Oak Extension Se Five-Piece Breakfast Sets — $9.75 & Four chairs and drop-leaf ta- . ao . * e t a” bie; some unfinished. | Down! Piiliiitiiiiiltiiii ti iii. : : PT | a GAS RANGES : een cece agg blue, to 8100... $3919 QUICK MEAL—High oven, canopy tops— . COMBINATION RANGES—All makes—worth up $25.00 Easy Terms! TTT TIT i iri { . . | PP lade | = CONGOLEUM RUGS . s s Slight and & Seconds $4 Upward : ad ; ' f | ETT TTT TTT TT rrr iii iid BARGAINS IN Refrigerators Cheice severn! styles 4” sizes. Values up to $25.00. $1 Down! | CRUESERSeeeeeeneeEeeey 86 DROP-LEAF $2 50 a KITCHEN TABLE... . a #25 KITCHEN $ CABINETS cee, 8 10.00 $2 KITCHEN CHAIRS #19 PORCELAIN KITCHEN TABLE... $1 Down! | TIrrtir itt itty tt tte Pltiiiitititi iii es OPEN EVENINGS Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday TILL 8:30 P SAVE ON FURNITURE AT | Tarra si | 2 EXCHANGE STORES AV cw 2OGN.12"" ST.- 7° MARKET ST: tion theory. Then came, in the lat- ter year, the famous Southwestern Bell case, in which the court gave preponderant weight to the element of reproduction cost. price to be paid by public for such essen venience ot the publ! And in order tisls as transportation, heat and light, promptly rejected. The same re- sult followed an appeal to the Privy Council of England. ‘ 6) . ‘ _ > i ° ; ~ t ’ > ‘ ’ cA cerlaln iilia ae Lit 5 . Orleinai COS! } fa an ae > : r ™ a > +> +s > +} . . ° has grown up a huge and complex literature ¥~ Construction, the amount expended in ner ¢ ‘ + : nroarv > y 1 ‘ permanent Improvements, the amount of lawyers’ briefs, regulations of state util-’ ity commissions, and court decisions. In this the layman encounters many strange terms he present as compared with the oris- Anyone attempting inal cost of construction, the probable under and Market Value of its bonds and stock, “The theory has developed grad- ually out of the decisions of the United States Supreme Court. It began ...... with the setting out of reproduction cost as one of several “Ultimately the Supreme Court will be called upon to decide the momentous issue presented by the O'Fallon case. How will it divide?” ealieieesiinstieg oe — — eee and much hair-splitting. to thread his way through the maze will do ne Capacity well to keep the tion clearly in mind. There are two sharply conflicting thee y ad - - PLOPEris a a a " ¢ . ee nartienlar me e . — ee sal ‘ P| lndgdame ntais s T Sr QuUes- ; ? per : - lie a Statuie, GiTy . e Uill operating are ail! atters ior considera- eR ae a ee — - - ~~ « ° 1A} ' ® proper ian the cost of repro- 72 i w that production ci tween the two approaches nore and necessary invest- , r icular time.’’ lis, in ie decisions of the United Court in the Southwestern and practice 4s a au not ly every household in the United State “a , whe e declared that ft asecert i i i 4 L ‘ vist? . 4 ir } “17 . + in tne A\linnesota rat Eastman Shows Inconsistency of Allowing ‘Market Value of Land ion adopts as a wase the ormulas, Drawing Interest on iL fie {) aiiO? (,¢ Capital Never Invested , carrier's property at betores he wartime ual cost of 3U, 1914, de- depreciation, aliue of lands owned ( ior work-. allowance uctures, therefor the prudent departs widely from ? in allowing the full market value SOIDeCTILIn« inconsisten Vv in the decision in the opinion of Commis- ‘ advocate of the a EE ae , — * iUliG! 4 bo he’ | I ;\ , ; iT) . 4 . . ICLiION-COstT- i* a4 i 1\€@*))} : In , Bis I i \ + i} 7) naid Lo! CONST >» © > >) - ; Bryan contended that the wats r should on ruction : ; $0 reproquctlon Pads , . : moe I to unearned increment‘ ine ron a “") 7 13 i | qaoctrine as applied to Tali- Quoting from ar GHEE TA 11¢ ¢ by “a liati hi squeezed out of the valuation. Hence his i ~ ~ 4aa ajate nee } at $¢¢ }, “ataet. -* ) , } Sli! u sJ ~~ tha the i. ct st nt Vaiue OT Lhe roads ‘ . ¢ 4 hie Interstat: ere — ' 7 Q : ] } " * tf) Chtdab « is dine = pe . e ” et erie " ‘Y stad * previous case, Eastman conti! GOOou in ‘ ' . ‘ t ‘ i. Aw INneasures iy Trig ryot f » Be : : a AOU . j . Lil Co) {> Té production. { ory sis a ' 4 a.’ ; , i i “ Lts ‘ j Lid ‘ +c ’ . . . f. P on oo» 2% 4 ‘ basis Uj wr. ——-e | 4 ° ‘ =~Ca ‘Jil e&conomicai * - > } cw _ a IUSt pay tne ime rates as Expediency, Not Principle, ‘ailroad-which 4 " COST a Basis of Valuation Theory ae , ] 2) ; ry , AIuh ois au elurn upon in the construction of the road upon tne original cost when the property ee owned and op : | 7 . . ‘ decreased in value, they not only have an un- Tice nd PY ty says 3 Ss] ' ‘ Bias: be , as the agent o Waited for Bull Market to Press the New Idea he *% ‘ . ay ; ; ; ; ? vz 5% § Licance in 1 ‘ Tact { ar sm) i i fair advantage over those who are «erbis N00 nlant to competition, but may actually profit hy) for disastrous to Constitution Should Not Be Instrument of Oppression permission vpothetica ' conditions which } > 5 . ; Z a) } 1. a on . . . The shoe is m the other foot. R rep! i 2t Bee. the ’ y eee ee hot ther public utilities did er words, os . : + . - Addressing himself again dir: roduction cost is ‘higher than origina! eon: Eastman said: re production-cost the- p . Precisely the same he ry that Bryan adro O'Fallon case, ‘ . S| , ; - ii, . ; fo. cated ioOwering value doctrine followed in ‘ingly larger number of dollars. that inevitably accrue to del*ors , said { ‘ ] a¢ 4 ' artificially adjusted to the ; at ** 7 ane ia Se The when thes theory, is simply that the Government guar- opinion by himself in a > hile tection for the holders of life insurance pol'- “REPRODUCTION COST NEW” THEORY PERMITS DRAWING OF INTEREST ON CAPITAL THAT WAS NEVER INVESTED Senator 1%18, during the considera- , ¢ Federal Control Act, “‘that properties of the United to a very considerable acquired out of high rates exacted from the theory has been tion of the the railway es have been, e, constructed or excessively public. The railway that the public ought to contribute, through rates for transportation, sums that are not only sufficient to make re- turn upon the eapital invested but suffl- cient to build up and increase the prop- and the outcome of the theory is that the public, having contributed the CrLlies, capital, must again pay for the use of the property so acquired. “The time has come to repudiate a theory so destructive and unjust, and to establish permanently the principle that the public shall not be required to pay interest upon that part of the value of railway property which is constructed or acquired through the surplus earnings after outside or independent capital is fully compensated.” No: it was not the “radical’’ La Follette ( who said that: it was the late Senator Cum-, mins of Iowa, one of the authors of the Esch- ' Cummins act of 1920. Depreciated-Dollar Theory Has Several Weak Points One of the favorite gontentions of the cost-of-reproductionists is that since the pur- chasing power of the dollar has fallen, public utility investors are entitled to a correspond- | If this in-, erease is not allowed, the theory runs, the} investors will suffer an actual, as compared with a nominal, reduction in the return to} The cost-of-repro- , as an automatic: investors for the which they are entitled. duction doctrine is urged means of compensating the depreciation of the dollar. The ‘depreciated dollar” pointed out by the Interstate Commerce Com- mission in the O'Fallon decision, has numer- ous weaknesses, including the fact that two- thirds of the investment in railroad propert) is represented by securities limited to @\ fixed or maximum return. The entire bene- increase in the rate base would *“ argument, as fit from an accrue threefold to the holders of the com- mon stock While thus benefiting what the commission calls a “grotesque” de- advantage: . | as creditors, ts) | { grec, they would retafn all the t with thi power of the dolla~. would collect a return 100-cent dollar the purchasing In other words, they and pay their own debts in depreciated do'- | results,” says Commissioner . i 2 » fi } — sal , . Eastman. “would so conflict with principies of justice as to border on the ludicrous.” What the utility investors ask, public urge the “‘depreciated dollar’ 4 ‘antee them against a risk which is insepara-) nenses, but also capital charges. There is no such pro-, from investment. theory, munity ) eies: they pay their premiums in dollars, re- cardless of purchasing power, and the bene- ' . ‘ : " ‘ ; ’ 7 ¥« scnla " a ficiaries eolleect in dollars, regardiess of puar- There is no such protection the $20,000,000,000 outstana- . , Government bonds $12.000,000,000 municipal llions of dollars of other a fixed rate of interest. opponents of the renro- chould the fayored class of § in- doctrin« (;overn- aA S$maii If any depre- } expense of all others”? hould be made for the llar, as conceivably might be neces- certain conditions in order to a-- al and Keep the utilities up standard demanded by tae to make the allowance, it the rate base. System Would Establish the moms The court ay. ee eres ° brvan S&S arsume ni s10one? Ka s . reproduction cept eost chonuld he the sole Commission. in ac iO S i 1? Cres ODir lon ey atin : t . ; : ’ ‘ tain a * “4fCS and prices had fallen sinc aide, OU stitution . ; ’ “* ss } mn # ts . fe . enumerated several otner ia: nA , +. id tive court - .. ¢ 4} , oe « ; > i; + «* 7 . : ‘ * . , z ? an AUT : ane ss ’ I 4i* is ti Lé t i Tiros . ng : Lid TO [t is il i Cuit to Set OW I ,* | ; »+* ? seit OF 4 ia ' t _r ori ry : ed ‘-o* o ~ shift up and down. Perpetual Guessine Contest Consistent application of the reproduction- ; heory would require the revaluation of the utilities with every appreciable change , - _— - — in tne genera! price ievei. Rates would Stockhoiders in one rear ceive hich profits fantastically out “sorin «= - *.* er »* * ‘* [ KR iliai Pr Ligie st " iad Witetll ah? a ‘ assumed to | cost-of-reproduction ' clinching argument, might be set out, is found in the Supreme a ~ It would be difficult to conceive of any pian more conducive to the encouragement of unrestrained speculation in railroad shares than such a method of valuation. In all probability it would provide a feast superior to anything which the bulls and bears have enjoyed since the creation of stock ex } changes.” An army of valuation experts, some eni- ploved by the Government and others (at much higher salaries) by the railroads, would be engaged in a perpetual guessing contest to determine the cost of the Imarg- reconstruction of existing properties be nonexistent—wholly imagi- ary, because no one would think of repro- inary {ducing any public utility plant as it stands today. Such, in brief form, are some of the ar- guments which moved the Interstate Com- merce Commission, which certainly cannot be classed as a radical body, to-reject the theory. One final, among others that Court principle that when an investor puts his money into a business dedicated to the ‘‘must recognize that as private busi public service he compared with investment in ness, he cannot expect either high or specu lative dividends, but that his obligation lim its him to only fair or reasonable profit.” (Jayton-Goose Creek Railway vs. the Unit. ed States.) Under such a limitation, the commission says, it becomes essential that the public utility ihvestor be assured of a stable in- Hence there must be a stable rate If the rate base !s allowed to move inevitable changes in come. base, up and down with t. the general price level, stability is utteriy destroyed. Brandeis’ Classic Exposition of Prudent Investment Theory The classic exposition of the prudeut-is vestment theory is that by Justice Brandeis of the Supreme Court in his famous separ- ate opinion itn the Southwestern Bell case of 1923. The public utility corporation is here shown to be (as, indeed, it is shown to be in Smyth vs. Ames) a servant of the public—a “servant performing a task which otherwise the public would perform for it- self. What the investor devotes to the pub- lic use, says Justice Brandeis, is not specifie property, tangible or intangible, bu. the ‘capital embarked in the enterprise.” “The investor agrees, by embarking capie¢ tal in a utility, that its charges to the pub- lic shall be reasonable. His company is the substitute for the State in the performance of a public service; thus becoming a pub- lic servant. The compensation which the Constitution guarantees an opportunity to earn is the reasonable cost of conducting the business. “Cost includes not only operating e¢x- Capital charges cover the allowance, by way of in- terest, for the use of the capital, whatever the nature of the security Issued therefor; the allowance for risk incurred; and enough more to attract capital. The reasonable rate to be prescribed by a commission may allow an efficientiy managed utility much more. But a rate is constitutionally com- pensatory if it allows to the utility the op- portunity to earn the cost of the service as thus defined.” The Brandeis opinion should be read in full by anyone seeking an understanding of the valuation problem. Note that under this conception of rate-making, the utility Is a!- lowed to earn a rate sufficient to attract new capital, and that this rate may be fixed ata point which will permit extra compensa- tion for efficiency of management. This is precisely the end sought by the Interstate Commerce Commission tn the O'Fallon de ‘ision, which accepts, in principle, the Bran. deis theory In 5 ar as {t applies to the structures of the railroads. The commission proceeds upon tle it ia charged by Conzress to azs- sist in the maintenance of adequate trans- portation. It holds that capital must he treated In a way that will encourage a con- tinuous inflow of new money for improve rents. Confiscation therefore cannot be Olerated. But, says the commiasion, “it {« treatment of preti- idie tf contend hat private mh attracts and encourages fur. rentures can he of this decision confiseatery.® i to al'tch the (vatinued ou Page SB. ad > ae SEAMS eR AAA Bie gy ibe ime v6 ptm, de pei ’ ‘a ow : ; - Ni. dis dealin deka Rese a ee ae ee ee ; Oem ay a a - gees ae r. he te” wig, 7 ks wey > HOP a. 7 > iw ties + on oS OM) LP? nae 2” ane, Cones eee ee a alias ores Pee ee J, us n an Glee . he on oo oe eae Se ee ee an " - 3 onre Pee pet ti ee ae steer n-anetrind Oe ee ~_ RN seinen meen A sana Rag, tr ae oC Qa oe RS CO ro a Bs a! ie J ig 7 s Fs 2 te + - Pete fe oS ? 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af _ . t ° . > *. aA ap Meaty ered 4 : *~AGE 2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se - } TT TT SK. ‘ inded /¥ JOSEF PH PU LITZER December 12, i5° rHE POST-DISPATCH PLATFOR™ | know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- ernte tnjustice or corruption, always xht demngegues of all parties. never belong to any party, always eppese privileged classes and public plunderers, never tack s#ympath-s with the poor. always remain de- ,oted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news: aiways be drastically inde- pendent; never be afraid to attack “wrong. whether hw preduateury plu- focracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April to, 1907. Mr. Coolidge has sion ms Congress to deal with the — problems. oe ts ssities of th We believe the} necessary is being done and not yet developed. ~~ al LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE - ‘ - , - - he %% Z oa $i 4 4’*4 A f G 4 t + , + 4 4 ’ Mil e! w . di }? yj f f f Lv a ? ‘ 4 ? . Ail ON eg ; Cc ; ; . , ec . j eps I go? rf © ‘ ; ‘3s Defen~c of Chitopracti z , » am, ap a - \ ut 4 the — | 4 = .¢ | bashing UL ers Ss 1 of Medt- e and 1 St. Louis League for the chiropractic as : 7 y°? ul : : J e~- i rv 0 QGuacacr’ 218 re.ers to chiropractic treatment k should now that no chiropractor treats. We e+ *} } rnin ern orn A ele = + > L hea TCL Asef =e ah seauri.va Oiiy ac. ustSs e | ‘ _ } - fer t e cause © €Sf& 4aAi.C 5 ase it -is 0 ™ ~+ o> ~e a 3, ¢ = — mh a8 | 4 . Ser at | i ee. > 4) Su a4 . - ” © eA o tankers tT? ¢h ae — i ‘ » 4 - + ’ = ™"«¢ a > At . iw Ww ut Va 7 ‘ “ —_ > Jits - Ss vV : t “~ -¢ ann v “ ¢ } ] is - , ~ , ~~ > + ‘ e S ‘4 ~« ‘ + - i 2 a a +}% 5.5 4 _ ; s 4 , € fatecal ~" ; & } > ras ~ * , i. on + - 7 5 —. ‘ a -t 3% -| ; ‘ - s tie re- 7) +} ‘ —_ are ea i ie ha Ag rr poe of aral- s at bog ss i 7 Pp ‘ i : . ; cta :* . . . eS ™« 7 ry\« >a 1 7 is, CAUSING iis known Dy Various : 4 } ° _ 3 » = i 7 *, ti : 4it tas a4 4 “4 ilue and popularity unti! today it is toe solia t e torn loose from its founda- : It is ziven legal recognition tn the : of states. There are thousands t actore in the country and thelr ath ‘Ss are erion Some of the most t% > $3. « - +o ° 3 *» «= ¢ for ’ ‘ Ly Ov siders that , , > a 7 st TT) Ss s s - ; ‘ } “Ou ick ro- e « } , ‘ + oT lag cases ~ j = 4 ‘ } a | ss a , , —s , - : "s . 7} — nN Se + af | - . % . ‘ . i? - ite Ss, . e > . Sie - 4~- 3 4 ; — & is . 4 jor 4 nz Te- x ¢ = > 2 ay} ~ Y TY ~ , ‘ ; ; ATRGLD: Wei. ROLAN i? ) a Lit ©. _—- ae Coolidge No Match for Smith. the Editer of the Post-Dispatch. é 4 lewspapers constantiy state th President Coolidge would be the onls could success- r Li ‘ OP] Se ef: ~ °} Is it nor Y ne Strategics on the part of Rep icans tc acquiesce in the opinion that Gov. Smit] S$ practicaily sure of the Ds. ocrat: norminatio: Of course. Govt. Smith is a candidate, but newspapers and Repub- lican party leaders take the unwise course f linking his Name with that of Presi- dent Coolidge, as though Gov. Smith ad ready nominated for the presi- dency If Republican leaders do not want to ‘see Gov. Smith nominated, or elected in case he is nominated, they must Dring about one of two things They her prevent Gov. Smith's nomin in case he is nominated, they must cp- ust @€i- rAn qr a big ony pose to him another candidate ti : ; . 4A 7 * . ~ = hs . President Coolidge | have the highes + tar re ’ a respect and adn iratt CHARL S HOOPER. “Revive Motion Picture Council.” To the Editer of the Post-Dispatch. OME time ago the Civic Union was Organized for the suppression of sa/a- cloug literature, and the resolution of the Retail Druggists’ Association to refuse to offer for sale tndecent and salacious Ppubitcations isa@ triumph for their efforts Now they plan to survey the motion pic- ture field—“observe the obscene.” as i' were—and try to prevent the showing »bnoxious films. Some years = there was in existen a "st. Louis Ni on } icture ‘ a inc thich reviewed films In advance of the resentation at the motion picture } in St. Louis, and recommended certa films for the eniovment of the fan — with the needs of the children especial!s mn mind. This venture had the co-opera- tien of the motion picture theater owners the Board of Education, many women organizations, the newspapers. and !+ also had the confiden ee of the public. Let us revive the Motion Picture Cour ‘tl and save St. Louis from the snoopers'’ ~~ ae C ee’ gna Way and Levees. Oo the F the Poet-Dispat HOSE whe are batorested in a Lakes to the Gulf deep water way. *! most “ingen realize that this is — time to join hands with ths d eel committees, in order to tle a@ plan that wou!d solve bot probiems. T)- Witd ei f Pat tri i} 4 Yahi 5 wo ¢ ; h money will be neede It must be considerabie, erase The actua! > . vr a "rr . “ » . : CHo >>. elmersé = ~ mate met , ra =o * a > Ls next ay Oa > De ii . 4} _ ha hi lttea tie \. i ndre . ~ + rendadiiliati 8 GO. iue& wiwAUs CUS Va have been swept away and ~ © *» destroyed or seriously im- | the flooded states shoul- netiieas os them—Missouri and I[lli- But the states in , , the on! That it would do so quickly and earnestly if assem- message keyed to the ca- mity of the valley and the duty of the nation wil! 1estioned by any responsibie citizen. the vast area of inundated ~ . 5 - =~ | crops buried; livestock , oe ) ‘fi Ch fae ae | ft the action propose ? mere . tional disaster wit! Any other course i i — MAN AND SUPERMAN. oo o c ’ -. Re ce - — ee ' Ve COonieSs a liking ior the rneory } LT Fopnar’r . > . Sarat @ + -~ on ap > Te iviilzation is rather for It is true, as the doctor says, that hunter and fighter. It was in barbarism that he showed to the best advantage. sphere as a cave man. It was im- be his equal. He protected her. and that destroyed any chance of equality. His role as a soldier was also heroic. It put woman to knit- was Playing second fiddle * baad \ 4 75 a” ha ~ ~~ ** *~ ~ - rte w& lal ags quit S ic *t1e? e ao * a ¢ > , a “4 a > * a“ 3 ~ ic S s ~ a — - 4 he! sire — P AACICYS tii i iia’ i r 4 > 1 ~ ‘ . iT ait ¥ scr i ’ ~ - \Ty _ ar ha ‘ 4 ict i a "a ~* 1 - . the external aids of civrilij ine race is |es¢ % the ‘ is. Brains have largely . Y an > Al ainénDd S i is it a ns hoe « f cre: " ie¢g 1° = a 4 a > ah, oo ’ | ’ 4 7 s* ’ ee toe WwW} 4 r s ‘ i ° " in we 7 , Lz wid ie besaita OUR IDE | a} ‘yr , 3 1 , ‘ —_—_" besa — & =" as — ; — -~ ee - z v S £0n f OimM , o ~ a eos “ kaa” a ' ri ee . i it a . mone@d Irom tha a 1) was = hs 4 one * ee , : . passes him phrsicalls Nor - ~~ * si) “~ : . . - ‘ a ; rT ‘ ie 7 r r + Fw + 2 ina a dcélense er reiuge ’ ” ~ 2 | 2 > a > »* : : he has degenerated into a i =i } ‘ « . ‘ a Lea. ‘ > ee toe ~. 4 * - a | i 2 PoR ~ ee ¥ « ; o if no 33 T % situation tahoe, Bees ntry was esp ge to come. He says the e levee in Louisiana will more than 300,000 driven he flood. He makes the good cnow what the damage is going is taking care of 200,000 —e shelter for them: How uch a demand? Were the nded for the needy it $50. That pro rata will there is the expense of Who The obligation the a Government. The responsibil- Government’s. The flood is not to any individual state. It is chargeable which has failed to rec bilities of the great river, mat problem resolutely and lertake and construct an .. control. ~ + i What nF tha =r; 1+ ; Aalia that plain. What of the results in dollars and c ro! that we are now think- e f THAT APPLE OF DISCORD—THE TARIFF. , “y pmacnhere of the Pan-Ame , | 2 sepeay a Mos} ypere 0 1s © & Gil saibicti ic« - uavan compla om cm os 9 2 - This challenge was promptly met by John N P¢ tod. 4 iii s4ais’d ; a > ry ? ? ~ + ‘~” Cha Fahey, a former president of the United States Cham a . 4 } = ° -~ +4 that our TT : was lair 7 aii Dé iviiisS - J ; i # + "+ ~ 4 } — ste - . Di £CcuUSS 0 O1 sich’ I PAL woud neve i ¢ any y 2 } | nh slate ahi “+ , where ‘ ) I at : ) eae - . asi ivi CtliiiiGs Oud figures ch ah’. — that if suffered no more or | ess tha -_ = . + > > *? a ~~? “a? —— = ) ( . + a m ; ' m. res¢ mat as iis & L2 a t ) us Sere SSar cCiulicis OL r€ man He ~—haté 2 | a j in © mai, ‘ st ~ > ‘ Ps 4 ii | . - P ain all on tein Oi T _ ee se 4 aiid t - x Wai ‘ ae | , as i . . 4 it Si SS A . 7 po ‘iii 4 ~ } ttor * | ‘ - -_ s+” 4 Tizgnt irom Le tia . * Lic nat. w wh 4 ej + eYAcr - ic rinnel=s mY ; h w thea a> ler LO p osTpe iS Scils ss si CU v a p¢ ’ 8 e- ne ere ee re rey -_ maviaan Sawens Abi ,'Giid shi ‘ iC ign ad See» Bi s & Amer! Pe Oe | aaa ad rr? + ~~ > Sf anne tad le > amon wn - oan a. - mav be offered as Exhi { among the Vii s o! the Pan-American Conference have given us some » * >. ‘thing to think about. = = - - = BIG BILL: HISTORIAN. Probably most persons believe that the Mayor o ~hicago, in demanding that Superintendent of Schoo! 7 2. . . _ + -_ ~ is ~+ AawrT ~ 7 * > S. + > 4Dt I iu Fring wis Mmiard J & — sia» euery ve 94. ald 4-17 harm @hio Ts fn} ~ ~- > cline to follow them In this case, we prefe: > 7 ‘7? Ld . - * believe, Big Bill is not only sincere but is {nspire: . - Y + rr > -— “OF . ~ + at ~? "ae tla . J °C > +, + *hy Lue TL OS as . i shiva YUS as” 8 +& 1.2 iblb mm 4 what he believes to be the truth W her ar tha science + + ss ; 7. a a x . 4 i 7 s 2 “enc = a - | ~~ s. ha = o-mt+iae men’ + aow7 > e Oo! hs k —a na . vane © | eee. wit i —te= Gii afere -~ + ~* o > ae } - + 3 ] hbat—tphere iS @ sort History Dowac sv ~ ~~ oo . led 7? he 1? ~* T+ > “= ~~ * p% ’ d ADs i/* la itu a ” Ss A at has 5 ‘ r - meat b 7h ~~ o ~# “ So oe ae ae | 7-~ explain the past by the working e i ree . — | ek - $4 e - ~ _ ’ ~ oe a Ss na tae ¢con rt OL econon sses such nistory a # SIY¢40 i‘ ~ a= rT eParT hie sé t aime *¢ - "6 — - a : a4 . ah« , > [f —s 4 ‘.' - - ” “+ > - 7 - - ry - . - ? i a > a4 e aid id . ino cc - i . . ‘ a ~ au S ‘ > S ~ Y) “ne ci [a rn > "= ha - ~ tr e Shel -*rHo - aul ita U ° “iO Al : ‘ ce — - rr ore = nna ” - 4 - ~A r ‘a . s 4 is ‘ ¥ Wa ' Was a zg al 4 Oia oc Pint ~ P "?oaat hetteen eg i) a ‘ £ u ? # ° f — a i* ‘ iJ ‘ - ka — 4 G 4 - _— wine + ~ 4% > — aur. re + b 2 [inaiiv¥ cf 42h Li & ei ‘ *} s ] - 3 P| not il = ~f # ~ + ? - ; Toe - iat “ey | 7 ~~ + ~ nw ; yu ee 4 it asatu ai 4 _ ne ‘ e ane bd - x r Te yr ~ > ~ ~ + 7 - = 4 > D i aS a aso i econon nterests, b a = - ~ ; > = ea ~# c rea ne ors oor ° ror . L al rT “na e c ~ . \ iZ aii 4A1ii & we . 1z LiG . - 3 éh . biome a? hie eo y ™ . ; ar , ” George and the v ms of his oppress Hence, ] 7 ~ um iv oe a+ — a= + “—*+ > - > ha or Ff. Ss - _ . he » a ,' a e a - 9 ‘ or = i> * y r 7 ~ ~ = oe ee 7. -_— -—¢ a + - - . 2 . uo i a US iif i iS uli eTaie a Air ~- a | \# ~ = ~ be . “* - } + — . ~ in. | Of. course. Bill's sort of history will probably los T+ —_ = — It n as a poor champior t is acair > “~*~ _-_ + *”~* 4 o— - . r > = ~ + — 2 - _ $4. pres as . a® 4 ‘ 4 c esp p| g i e = r _ ——— > & _ A Nieconrian 38 won the merican de thion - s - - sta J - + * s | s » ee: a - > 7 “ Htten! Marathes apen Wham @e are culetly niecis a 4 » ie Ae ~ a fow 4 moe s *7-¢ - — THE CENSOR AS ADVERTISER = ~- v. ‘ le om , ’ - i - > -~+ + a on ‘ biu ave een CSliaiieDd EXpress - "2 ¢ i S a a“ amb ak wd - ° -~ * T . ase . eer. Se + ‘ Jt > Ra 4 > Aw 7 — v ’ nal = wo ~ “mn + — Tt) +. e -~ *-? > = + . ” as ~* 7 7 =% - -” ~ * *¢ ~~ . ~ 4s s s ‘ P a ‘ > *? mo}, 4 17 ‘ A * - m QO “ ; ~~ , ‘ a 4 . ‘ ° . "% > ~ ns > > i Lal ’ - — ; - "-— + c cor ~ = . - - ~ 3 _ * e ‘ ¢ * - — > 4 i~ i - aa “6 ‘ . ‘ - re * — * - 7 At? - 4 ~ eZ or ? y + o - « . é * 4 = a a4 ~ _ + > a - } 7 a vr eh. he | : ‘ * a +h 4 ‘ uave acti tas si? =" aha X LIBDG ‘ . Th — : ec ~ . 7. - ’ . r “™ © > a . is adcd | Giada 4 . ‘ . ©. SU o ‘oT ad ~ Se i ee a i | . - > 7 _ . A C®NSOTSHip campaign aga ns Saia : ‘ piays in New York. Of the three plays which were A = . . - 5 + ‘ - mm AF So +. ~- o a +, ? — acKkeqd OF 7 moraiists. the ro WD ) ac Cen ‘ \ 4s ~ a” > > 5 -y- - she ait ve = i= ? eas = — Pa © TX , — * ~ , ” i ne an . ~ + A 4 Wee sic et a ‘ = ae as is ’ Ta e >| . ~~, 4 , | i t? a " - f¢ aw : OUid Barciy da run 0 © (hap 4 t n Tt rae ; . ~ ++ + - iam f He gz aii * ss aa . La — ~~ a>t AS . a*s ~~ . ~e 4 - . ~ Tt Ave V@ED Suppressec Obe Pia i ea é 7 : ‘ ~ ° o “ - S ’ = o - . - - . ; 4a ‘ ee. e rT | rT . oe 4 ia . br : am Ad i> iD ’ ~ aa * ¥ ~ T i ~ { ° = - ’ ta ha . = , — m4 ALi & encered + . ” , , = . . e& ‘ ia S Dr ; tr 2-0 * be ‘ , ° > . > ~ _ ‘ - ‘ as a ~ Aaa ‘ ’ > rm - =) ~ - f CDsors ‘ s nd ‘ i_- * » € ‘ . — Qt é , 2 , ° S or és ~ ~ 4 i “ ree 4 ’ ' T a . ’ , ; r : ~ = 6 ~ 2 ¢i 4 . . ad : Washington was rudely shattered by s from Argentina and Uruguay, who criticised __ (D> oe as ras Ld © “- a » . ciallv discriminated against, an ' ‘ “ Te = mentioned several industries that were adversely af. will & market. pue poth the sery ice. py the Mita! honestly and pru controll: ee basis sonable rates. policy. however, is a di : ; eht 18e. tts Utilitis iis pLase O1 Loe question tne = was candidly considered recently by Foreign Minister e€ gets ,° os po » cf 9 a] Cu ‘a Se an] re a ‘> mo > | Oo ~~ = tc “a * + i >. m@ ON D Cc dness of a policy that cripples the buying power of other nations? What is ‘the soundness of such a policy on the part of a na- tion like the United States, whose prosperity depends n the final analysis, upon its export trade—upon ‘the ability of those other nations to buy and pay feo Jur surplus? We know what the sentimental r sted because his view o JUST A MINUTE LUCK IN a Wass MEN WERE MEN. kind things have been salé state of the world. Ow convinces us that te A crisis looms Since nee, we presume the oe a remedy for the ovis temporary life A return @ r fo refathers is demanded n ‘and we do not knew re held up as 8 to the troubled twet- races of that tf y worthy of emule _ Red flannel under stitt collars and bofled day. Long skirt. The buggy. property only of the walk ° grant that an en masse he ideals of a dear, dead as What we desire ® only the | st wrigned ideals. the A nsiderable little thousht to the prob- fibers is aue te n matches tn emell ion stands oom boxes of matehe® rat : for a cent a BOE, 19 cents Latches that are lighted with ridie- alous ease by bei ng scratched on the be® | fell swoop. do away aftmenas of «) bring back the simpler. ‘boxes of mateb es: were a test of manhood by the the — =p Child Training. ‘ave you irself, c you in his sext onsine ae meant oat AFTER KIPLING. INTELLECT AL There's a silve he does not cal] the a le red bulwarks of Amer’ of misnomers, wha’ & Problem of Valus Involves Million Continued From Page 1B. down tabilize the ut re © nd provide a fair price ¢t , blic a= . Stam 4 the ns and the seler of Public nena commission of . St ‘ates have rol ced th eir be- - > > : Rien ein the pru tent-Investment coc se Met 1.2 ; ohm @octrine, as expresséc =a —~ Massachusetts commission, dently ir vested must, under nor " . om Lirte a by the t} leg dange: , ~w Ss * + _ i . leu 3 rn - Ion «A +! Pir sa aha + of reproduction + > t a . “when the people of this com- mon ea it * wag said the Massa‘ hu- . jepartment, “adopts 1 a po.lcy of obtain! ng that public service the utilities are organized ‘ private capital through a reg- wiated monopoly, which service they might otherwise nye fur- nished directly them sel’ they | little dreame | ; ? ; required i, in the reguiati on of rates, to nas into protracted in vest! iga- : ? by the employment of da that they. sade bei, this mount Justice “spot” trong té : would be {lity investment | ment insure good service to the | lamp. : can haré cal estiz ' ducing moment, would measu It ma , the vie valuatiog wil d chan prudent _when bh : Bell di 'to the e€ curren . * Indianapolis Water Company Case of last year. In th! case, the ou ome of «& hich was hailed by the public utilities as a great vie- tory, Just! Butler, delivering the nr mM -of the court, to ‘ik as th Prime measure of value the se- f “spot” reproduction cost of in question, Justice " years prior to his eleva- bench, was engaged in representing the ics and other public utilities on cases, e Brandeis dissented tn the apolis case, and was joined “4 § occasion by Justice Stone. _=" pinion by Justice Brandets ‘Y in tine with his previous 1 the Southwestern Bell Case. He declared that the di Prins a, .2¢6¢.who passed on the In- . ena polis litigation was clearly in Or in assuming that recent de- of the Supreme Court re- him to make “spot” re- ction cost the legal equivalent “Spot” Reproduction, meet reproduction cost is not “0 “ve evidence of value,” said ce Brandeis “has been re- Peatediy stated by a unanimous Ya’ “*. The rule of Smyth va Ames | “res Dot only that each class but evidence be considered - -l80 that each class of evidence | open such weight as may be “. bo far as I recall, so statement | there a deci sion. * Cc 4 right fn each case. There

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927.__ PAGE 3B ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH $$ $_______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Problem of Valuation ‘| Involves Millions in Rates. a continued From Page 1B. soi 2 * Pre Say Le « 4 “ : : z . ges x “. % ‘a ae x . {4 " >“. ‘ - ao Mei Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth el Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 tee? dase oo’ og wae kh 2 6 ata % y will tar” Pa, . uj > . a Sehr oo « “ie oe 7. jue ; ; . *. Adding to Convenience and Greater Economy bn ie ine——th | It may be said ! assing that a the Massachusetts: aie ina dieting |the views of yuaties egg that “capital nqnes’s — pr | valuation, as a study of his opinions dently invested must, under nore | will clearly reveal, have not mal conditions, be taken - mK |changed. He is as strongly for the | controlling factor in agg the | prudent-investment theory today as pasis for computing fair and rea | when he wrote the Southwestern sonable rates.” | Bell dissent in 1923. Any etatement | In March of this year _ —_—— 'to the contrary, based on his con- | chusetts Department of | — currence with his fellow justices in | ptilities, in a unanimous report tO | various Other valuation cases, fails | the State House of Representa- | +, tare into account the fact that a tives, pointed significantly wa — justice may concur in the result of | whe utiities N's case Without subscribing to the La . views expressed by the majority VANDERVOORT’S SELECTS a mers ™ Br swe Ta + POM Ta, ED dai erie v bese Py o ? Lon a a a : sae $ ted Three Rooms of Furniture Regular Price $580.00 $ 5D / 95 Living Rooim-—All! for Sea eee eee ~~ | RE age, * = b " - » 2 OE OR aT NF IR PE a ee he pe , ganger courted by weir insistance upon valuation at we caer Ds nat of re yroduction. ; . I . the COS. * P ere It is not the usual practice for 4 + - *) P ) t is . - . when the people of Mas ied justice, once he has put his dissent- : } * if the PLASSACTIU$ | 2. evtaen- e : is monwealth, sald ; ; athe ing views On record, to continue to e 5 ? "a C Mé ‘ a ) i eV — : : gtts department, agopird a F ..” | express them in cases where he is * obtaining that public service! .4), 4. 4; ae an . Ses of 0 i ileeaen arenuteed able, by his own process of reason- \ es + - Jif - ~ 7 which the utl fee : ing, to concur in the result. More- furnish, by the employment of nae 4? ah to furnish, D} ; | over, it should be noted that «ach dvate capital through @ TreS-!...1,,.44; | ve privat ies pervice _Vaiuation case presents its particu- ylated sige abe lane Sei: lar problems; sometimes ai case erwise fh . they might v0 themselves, they |°O™eS up for review in which . V 4 . - 9 == - ; nished direc fe a: aie ‘aaah be there is no A4isagreement be- i ¢ Dn e ; ’ > N va . ttle dreame \tween the State Commission and n the regulation of rates, | = required, in the reg tlhe Giiity ‘au te: tis aun seal ter into protracted investiga- : é oe eae = mn ae eas tte pap (foe, ut on ane the a 7 erty employed in the undertaking, | x9 jyeticg goes out of his way un-. Seven Pieces That Make a Comfortable My: ye at Ser GRO ae me (ASE ei os aS - o rend Biv ’ me bas ay ToT fe ik oa $ ; patie os " oe very a hal ’ PA) wel i ” The Deferred Payment Plan enables you to secure whatever you wish— furniture, rugs, draperies and other house- hold equipment—by making a reasonable cash payment. The balance is divided over a period of months so that the amount is paid in easy payments. This Is Budget Planning The, assistance of an experienced person who can aid you in making the best selection of fur- nishings for any room or rooms, for any given amount of money. Choosing from our immense stocks, your own taste and preference can always be the first consideration. WON Od reer ye eed -) hee gs Sg rms er eiage = A : — igen G6 as ar a a to 8 ni data RAPS“ aot tte Gite acs whe ox ” ee ST See i wo Kee We ee Mog VV 2 leas ep 10 tical calcu- ai ascertained by a t! =" ip necessarily to antagonize his col- ition of what it would cost to re- oo aries lation of leagues. By pursuing a cours> o” eroduce the property, less its actual | ‘Tin 4? : ein: spe produ atte eee conciliation whenever he can do «c ‘epreciatibn, on each and every|—.,, eee depreciatipn, without surrender of princigie occasion, with its necessary... S| ee oY Justice piaces himself in a better position to press views when ‘i principle is involved. This is the ver. ve ; eee : pare Position in Which Justice Brandeis Public Ownership. now stands with respect to the va}- uation question. ne a a TT HE sketch at left shows a pleasing group of livable furni- ture at a truly remarkable price. One of several arranged for your inspection, the pieces not being confined to those shown here, as many different selections are possible within the same price range. Two-Piece Suite covered with Jacquard velour, the reversibie cushions being covered with dama#k on one side. Regularly dude “that the regulation of Piatt ne ie -S y | psy ) ST] $165.00, special $87.50 court nom yet hol “ age 4 | aa ye gsir gi é =a " Cee . 2 Fe eatin — — $29.50 Overstufted Chair $19.75 a pcan on pena - val mn Y | Cite os - — ———— eee ormege ure sere ye Ree, > ie 5 et 2 io guotiore —~ ne? BX) EES? | che iceliied Ua ee. a ra ‘ ey FA, re ty “~~ ay eres PM Te “4 ss MIN (Copyright 1927.) — — ee ee ee — A NE SS —— Be tal = nap eit call 2.0. *y ah oe Rhee, one « Rt ag A ae -_- —_~ ~—_——_— ee justices oa. pe ‘ > Teg eY, vps PL pore i ts ee — eens» " ic} + : > : CS nrithy : YT) 0-do. No, we cannot grant that an en masse T'nis Out of the decisions of ih by the court in the Southwestern eturn to the ideals of a dear, dead day be- hee , a ee. ees _ Bell and the Indianapolis ond recall is practical! What we desire is a an, a8 We have seen, with the! ¢pere appears to be no chance for ‘ : - y th be a PIT IN s+? - — tir “7 « . . : : } f " return to only the sterner ideals, the 5 6 Out Of reproduction cost 2% 4 decision sustaining the commis- ay RNS ; , pt he Of several elements to be COn-| cic, niv progsnathous jaw and beetle brow, preceps BE Se Me Beh ntn ation of Sait sion. Ont; f the past. We have devoted considerable ine. & has * Sea ees Continued on Next Page. Gaur’, UD on! r) 3 > t ‘¢ me and not a little thought to the prob- ibsequent cases, which +1 aoe e : e* — bs ‘> ‘ : ae Won!) tak Fa ‘. in . - ; oe ” I gg A cr OOO LL LLL LLL LL ALE LLL LLL OLE LLL LLL a _——_ _— — — EE OC LE ass 4G ‘ 00 IY) at nN Spat e to Tr‘ pe T} Full-size Bed, Dresser and Vanity, regularly $132, special Straight Chair with cane seat Single Deck Coil Spring Roll-Edge Mattress—100 per cent cotton felt Regular total, $164.25 oe PRR Mn sg - ye at : 4 ~~ e apy Pe bo ht ‘ my 4 Re OR AE ad - nial eth eine doth etn cds» ells“ Phaig ig. Dy Besley scr dase ~ « ¥ y . ws cme aa da? ane Fe - . $87.50 $4.95 $5.75 - aaa $8.75 — ee ee ee Total, $106.95 cases, justices separate dq pie, Sy mst _ ~ NO Ry SR i ane Btn o ¢- — a —— cece ta At OO GOL LLL AE —— —_ ~~ Eight Pieces That Make a Dining Room Attractive at Small Cost, $126 me rr a re em. Our conclusion is that the present ew, left 4} ee +3 ’ awit Lii@ Wo 2 ] Si iT Weakening of the moral fibers is due to a tte > whole question « = d all ‘4auion in pretty much of a mud- Othing more nor less than matches in sm fle; suffice it that the opinions of _ . . e . —- as aa e i Lilg I we iT Mm! eat Oxes. Would you abolish the degenera- ee — } | era ae ' . n- “€ court in valuation cases from ion of which this generation stands Co WROR ¢n aQ00 1” hatte) 1 tches; *°S 10 i926 are quoted by lawvers feted? Abolish small boxes of matches, both for an, ' ; ts ‘Q Tor and against tHe reproduc- atches that sell for a cent a box, 10 cent tion theory dozen: matches t lighted with ridic- ae : : - Ss that are igh latter year, the famous Southwest- a _~— - soe REEIPCOREaES eat i gL A OOOO OO LLL LE A ee gag A gg ST Blous ease by being scratched on the box. Would you, with one fel} swoop. do away ith the harmful {nfluence of present-day ury? Would you bring back the simpler. erner, civilization of the eighties? Do Way with smal) boxes of matches: recall the ind that were a test of manhood by the ser’s ability. or lack of ability, to seratch hem on his trousers. : ~~ . a When vou read some of the poetry SUP- posed to have been inspired by lIost love. Ou begin to understand why the girl safd ‘No * . that a third Lessons in Child Training. nny, if you don't behave yourself, Sin- - Lewis will put you in his next novel. ” > * ead all those notes diplomat. by the time De should he Who can remember when asking fof Msomething plain” in a straw hat meant one With ai bla k i ind on 3, ae . . . AFTER KIPLING. The tumult and the shouting dies. And al! is silent as the dead; ‘Tis only thus J realize The neighborhood has gone to bed. - *s FABLE. Once upon a time, there wag @ motion Picture actor who never had indorsed and- hing - — . Theres a silver lining to every cloud. if he's a 100 per cent anti-bolshevik oratof. he does not call the little red schoolhouse one of the bulwarks of America. e — - Speaking of misnomers, what a murderer ay | of excuse is called “the A 9 2) Li *n Bell case, in which the court eave preponderant weight to the element of reproduction cost. Jus3- 3m Brandeis, supported by Jus- win Holmes, concurred in the re- aut, but vigorously attacked the reasoning of the majority. The CO} . irt Went a step further to- rard acceptance of the theory in Indianapolis Water Company “ase Of last year, In thf case, the SL come of which was hailed by the Public utilities as a gre&t vic- tory, Justice Butler, delivering the court, took as the of value the s0- production cost of in question, Justice years prior to his eleva- a bench, was. engaged sg — in repre senting the in. ) 2nd other public utilities “ “aiuation cases, Austice Brandeis dissented in the = case, and was joined . “8 OCCasion by Justice Stone. * opinion by Justice Brandets the » fire eiitll : uly in line with his previous the Southwestern Bell trict tna declared that the dis- Mmapei, wae passed on the In- Inver 1 pisces was clearly in Sis on uming that recent de- dulred “ the Supreme Court re- Dreduetic m to make “spot’’ re- , ine 1 cost the legal equivalent roduction cost is not Justine Stated by a unanimous The role : ’ *~ Mai oO S , , eP quire f Smyth vse. Ames ‘ o Other { > , Sive evidence of value,” said | “has been re- ® not only that each class | evidence be considered | &° @€ach class of evidence | a given Such St and right 4 a0 far as weight as may be nm @ach case. There f recall, no statement ' 4 “Permanent~ Now! And be assured of perfec: hair loveliness, comfort and convenience for months to come! Entire Glead Long or Bobbed Gfair "10 We specialize also in Vitatonic and Eugene Meth- ods—all operators very ¢x- pert. Frederic's Method Finger Waving $1.00 Hair Bobbing —by experts who are qualified to advise you correctly as to the most becoming style of trim for your particular type. Beauty Shop—Third Fiooér. popular-price appeal. Then came, in the: ae f, hey | a b | 4 ; Ea t | A LOW-PRICED Set of furniture for the dining room that | j | = —— ae lacks nothing in style and quality is shown here, as one of the selected specials to illustrate Vandervoort quality and The Eight-Piece Suite is soundly con- structed of hardwood with all tops and pan- els beautitully adorned with burl walnut ve- neers. Dustproot construction throughout. The pieces are a 66-inch buffet, oblong exten- sion table and six chairs with tapestry seats. One of the chairs has arms. Priced $126 a eg RT _———— mr ne eC tes —— - ee a tC Or _—~ om — $$ ett! Offer for Limited Time $30. 00 Allowance for Your Present Sewing Machine On the Purchase of Any FREE WESTINGHOUSE Console—Desk—Consolette We will allow even more Note: than $30 if your machine is worth it. $5.00 Delivers Any Machine Balance Monthly Vandervoort’s Sewing Machines— D. \wnstairs. " math yo ee ¢ ty: Stel hee Pye oe ’ ae tela a.” at ee ee, eh 1k ae ee ce ee NAINA ol Ia AAO. TIRE els MR Ml bis hap hts tsp Ese + eas ain a abe a, RM: Prserss «ced angle tial pana Swi doth %,pver

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 | | ! campus. the university radio station start- | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : —a eee | St. George Society Memorial. PROBLEM OF VALUATION — « clees will be broadcast over |ing at 10 a. m. Friday. | . SEWAGE | The Sona and Daughters of 8. INVOLVES MILLIONS — | 7** ‘= . FREE LEC | [ RES 255 to 260 pounds, pleasing appearance, quick , c H A alight degree of hope, never- | © gp tats % Fie spoken. Wire at our expense if this party is (ap) itheless, is entertained. This is | : eee He SF: DEMONSTRATIONS found. We will pay for prosecuting this fraud | tr onted with the issue in the broad | ’ + oe i cornet, 15 sal war pine Scale Co. of Baby Canary Food... LepC find fundamental way it whe aes! OKO of India Howe e Co. 0 oy raised in tne “2s +, a : Ss Jast the Thing for Young Birds [is ral has been do decision, Com-': & a eee “58 at Phone CEntral 0694-0695 Mail aiid Se for suanger i melange alors , a “ , - se i + ‘ : a oie ye . ow > en Fl ess! | ng : " see eee = . _ ~ ; - «= * Sn ~ ~T 7 - > i : en nes « “ee Fl j i. - > , = ’ zs ~ = a - 4 e _ oe ° "? — * Pw d an, a 9c - ; a! — , es P Whera - o% a r olic : ? = 's r - ¢ wa i> b Fd - .? a "s # — ~ 74 i ite ~~ "~ 3 ’ a4 > 2 = = ~~ . 2 ¥ ~ tes 4 ad "4 ; ’ i, = nat ae ‘ . _ = i f . . . f 7 oo F A / ys ¢ ‘ ; ° * g ry A : / j é 2 Cll / gy - ; ’ ie i » ° . es. > y Pe ¥ a » J. ~ > J yd . ' - - : - ” , ; “0 pe P i * ; s .f ie " ° - — ~ po ‘ . ° - “tp : ji Se” |} -y “a - — : { + yft- > ; ; _ -_———-* Z % 1 ic SS duo - Pie x . tf . - 2 e - Res ee * bled 7 ; ie a & ~ 4 } ’ 17 i ie —_— 4 ~ : “s * vm , id pees ae uP +, 7 e * 7 & = : a = ~——— = , ss on yf Pocket Cigar Lighters | ccasiiell upon the fact that the. , Jo ae - e 0 | simps*... oust never yet has been con- | § SOS oe YO A | preying on innocent parties. “ee: = -— = = ——-* | oo ow ee ee Oe “4 nor should rennin to deductions fron 1 west “Judic ‘al ut- terances. The vital thing is the es- sential purpose of the | law in its re- lation to the public interest.” Rarely has any court or commis- ‘sion iasued euch a direct and un- mistakable challenge to the 8u- preme Court as is contained in the O'Fallon Gecision. Justice Brandele is eounted upon to stand with the commission. So) also, a shade less certainly, ie Jus- | tice Holmes. The newest Justice, NTIRE WEEK Stone. in view of his dissent in the MONDAY AND E u Indianapolis case, is placed in the same category. Here. then, is a We Place on Sale Our Entire Stock of U eal aaa Suations Whites ole B d sition can be forecast with as much 3 Living-Room, Bedroom [[]) 2's: ev: serie env ropsecy | ) Women’ E an Dining-Room Furniture TH AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES bring two others over to their side? We Feature a 3-Piece Kroehler-Made Butler Likely to Debar Himeelf. cir Bed Suite Misses > re S: Justice Butler, br reason of his DRESSES Sizes ; : | Latest styles 2 and 3 batten Uy holste red = 75 genuins A ed ) i) | Q former association with the rail- ie Georgettes, Flat 2D FLOOR ; unionvest models, single and End Table or FREE 2% roads in valuation casea, is confi- ie Crepe, Radiam Pt Mam Sik, Polka Dots, ) double breasted models, new Bridge or Floor Lamp dently expected to debar himself i Gessnette Combi- : : from the O'Fallon case. True, he BBHEM nations, Tab Silk, : ‘f shades, all-wool material, With Each Living-Room Suite During This Sale ss =f Broadway an ry ane Morgan St. OPPOSITE UNION MARKET A Remarkable Sale of Men and Young Men’s Ta ~« . Two- Pants Suits Coats-Dresses Ridiculously Low Priced at $5 . aiid ez ¥i| SPECIAL $5.00 . 7a - Bm : LIGHTER $7.75 and $10.75 Others Up to $115 "2 PP gt amr... 2 ; "tn - rrr : : ‘ry? ° ” 7 " he i J J ; > : : ~ a a : : sa ; $10.00, $15.00, $25.00 and $50.00 to! RAP ORL ee dei ——0*0e ee Oe oe Ow ere ee re Oe em BU wr ae RPP |) Pts -—S ee ne ee ee ee ee oe participated in valuation deei- Jz , AEM Sport Silks. | r ne to date, but they have related J& m All the new Sum- | ’ rf 4 ‘) by i other public utilities. Fustion poe Brg pag ? Be: f BOYS’ NEW 3-PC, : r(altlgi Butler ts understood to have let it ee cA # Company nae ee be ote aoninned The Coats Ue . SUITS Ninth and Cline Sune Sa S.2 Cerner ) SROWR, ee to his confirmation | | t iene. 1 knicker or Just think of getting «a higher-priced oer. | two Knicker 7939 ial (226 2m tteave® — tats 22, that he would we S - Te Tee _— no ne Serene ee Ceat now at such low price. They are and Coat; new light fine sport materials. Poiretsheen, m\ } shades. cases, Sizes & This leaves Chief Justice Taft kashana and fine plaidsevery Coat has a fine lining and the wanted and Justices McRernolde. Van De- : styles and colors. ~~ vanter, Sutherland and Sanford to if s0mmne nage be accounted for. Tustices McRevnolds. Van De. If vou did not see our Bargain before—come te o and get acquainted—see the real values | es anter and Sutherland may be at ne ONLY, Low PRICES that we offer. Ses! Come | 4 i AA BOYS’ NEW BOYS’ WASH | [V7 ISCO! asus ae” Mamesestse ot (i Yr’ BASEBALL. | sus it NSIN sromed the enatority onteinn ty cee fal Our Dollar Hats for Women Aree 7, ) Pee a ‘ REAMERY livered the mainrity on’ an tn +h livered the majority opinion fn the Lil colors FOUR — the Talk of St. Louis—See Them WA dade tm hive, black and as Stes SLEe “ aturd: 4 Sixth & —_— 230 Easten Av. Avie Muttey $1.00) | 69c i =i Selmer PeCIAl. ....+24 | 4 The Recognized Leader MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY al a Ub su | ~ — > 7? - (= it rerio Bell case. On eco. ~ We Feature a * Piece Bedroom Suite > Q., - > his Bedroom Suite consists of lar > ~~ eS } a ? are sser, VYanirr Wit? triple mirr : 2a ym hifforobe and bow-end bed, unmatchable nomic uestions he is @ eonserva- ive. The same ‘!s true of Van De- vanter. If any of the three can conceivably be moved from the conservative position in the O’Fal- ton case it is Sutherland, but the ikeliheod is rot large enough to 17] CHILDREN’S FELT-BASE . 2k. cost-of-reproductionisis ? AND 7 HOSE i OG H O E Me RE a AP Le 7 c* at less than =. iw) oh) Pr ect 75 during this ; ® sale Specia! We Feature a 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite (onsistir tf china closet, large buffet. e two who are regarded as “ unusual value. Extra-heavy Feit-Base Floor onv rts re che 4 - ¥ + m . weavers Se VS JU Newest Spring shades and pat- eovering highly enameled surface which in eut from full perfect rolls, a square yard Menday we ere offering patents and . lens we d eas i i , terns ; all sizes ; rayon and mer- mcm ds « tempi al t A mend ae selling | * soa -* y! ee g > | : cerized ribbed; . Pa ay ep EV light colers; pamrs end strap & - =e : p> Ma ny fancy tops 2 Dc GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS _| is) sk°."smavix ' Ps225 Mang "Cc ~ emu %. - istice Sanford. The a7 h - + ~ e+ pe in the case of Taf rious evidences eral opin- -oOnservatism. chairman of rd. for example, , , a ed aA first quality show at of 50c values . 7. 6x9... $4. 35 9x10. 6. $5. 95 *& eh \4 5 SPT PIS urday an resem 0 = m. Sate MEN’S AND Boys’ | 22 _..- $5.25 | 9x15... $8.55) aa FE Pape = set cy xa the cost-of-reproduction theory by FURNISHINGS WALL PAPER SPECIALS a : y q | yD >, : a $1.65 nes . yn the bench by President Harding Jz] Union Suits...... & FREES! 1 epg 2 ‘/~ - 4 Value, for C secur ; 7Q° A: Misa por -s ’ ‘he ¢ = ‘ . eee 7 TT? AAy LTIENGLY to C ‘ ~ minDpiatueg Boys’ Summer 4 ) > &a * ail give you twe pet mie ae ae . ; “| oS ; *- —_. s good durable Paste Brush free Pound can of CRISCO FREE trars of ) Athletic Un’wear. © , . etn utterivy committed A er! mrnitte th ce nsert ih ’ with each Fryer. are also » side. -1 $5.09 Panama Hats... $1.95 a a F 190,000 KOLLS OF NEW ered aaa foe | SPRING WALL PAPER— Cc EVER. There Two Hold Balance of Power. |i] $2 Broadcloth Shirts. ...$1.19 | eens ~ MEN’S W GS ire bore see« . - ' ~ In licht and dark eolors; 60 , Whites, Blue and Tan to ES ~ sate for every room in MEN’S WORK 00 are bom It r s from this analivrsis é your home Values tea SHOES 5 S: Louk : oz" years B that three ustices may be put IR-¢. 2c and Strong double Seout type Work ; courage iown : as fixed on one side and thre if . Per roil Shoes. Sizes 6 to IL ‘ | ‘i flowers, q At tot of BEAUTIFUL TAPES JDUPLEX POLYCHROME 49 | ( eS ae ee ee er ee oe er | You Can Buy Either a Living-Room, Bedroom or Dining-Room Suite With $10.00 Cash—Balance Convenient Credit Terms. The Celebrated White Frost Ranney Refrigerators Round Steel Refrigerator | comme me Save Food— Save Mone. Dahesh, sltlas ii itt! ‘Cr *? Ce = +» . o Ince rtaln. ho are expec o TRIES im ail colors. Patterns for liv- ‘ COLO R-~—\0 ' ste: Varnish Stains, at... .87¢ | inc rooms, ‘dining rooms, he = § 2 dow bom : is pres bedrooms. These are val- - . Regui: ur tGe c . and the Screen Enamel, at cee 39¢ ues to 20¢. Monday. Monday, per per Tro. hae al é& 4 ; = P show Waterprcof Varn., qt., 69¢ | mmr are REREES 08 TEAL PareRs—co |] CHIT DREN’S SHOES ih Pore Pound of Rich Qe gm and Me d P 53 Papers with a beantila! ‘Tuan s hige and jae. . } ; , , ' ' — 1 ; 3 i innnilinel d's and mi«ses” dressy Strape. ~PR - owe mer at : Dur price for Monday. Ac PASS ime - Ties and @xfords in patents and = 4 Ses FAD FORK BREAD wL. ada ow price for Moenda: ail trimmed «tyles. Values up te $3.50. 4 Floor Enamel, qt. 80 | ver rou 3 ' SPECIAL VALUE Barn Paint, gallon. Be 00 : Aili Papers seld only with berders of bands at the advertieed price . fo nine Wr 4n.F TER Maminum BAKING PAWN Women's fo q : 5 ADs: ese. Misses ; | ean and “ | Value for Stouts With Prery Can of am American Maid Malt wn scons vows |) MP MRM SILK DRESSES|QRS Word Rolls) Seleot Womens “ATT 2x BO Four St. Lonisans to Receive Em- | | | a s : ne te ee | QD Hele Yourseit and swe | TOc 3 for $2 | HATS Sa “ceive awards for * ‘superior scholar- Ia as ‘ you: All the Latest Hits, Such as— 4 ae ; E Good COFFEE ship” at the annual Honors daw ex- fe if asap aus De ‘In a Little Spanish Toma! oe Bien gaan ea iggy tm : ver - : = £ . ercises at the University of Illinois “Indian Love Cail’’ ie beaten ‘a uae cae aa | & ol. “ Yen See Sey’ lente a teen or Bs eariy or Dest stiect)on. Te : Co » ; for $5 ronado Nights HOUSE DRESSES, 43c , next Friday. The St. Louisans are Miss Kath- : : . “- ieee in the Sun’”’ Mads ef a geod quality cincham: attractively ,! Girls’ Raincapes, 89¢ 02°. Wt |) | Ge CROWNS, GROSS, 15¢ é ee Well made of « rubberized fabric in bined” ¥* om’ Want Me Bark” ——posit ey CHILDREN’S DRESSES, Ade er red. siges 6 to 14 Pears. the prettiest waltz fer this year and brand-new “t. Louis pubiished number, | Point = Dreeses of fine quality voile. Soft } FRESH ROASTED 123; > Ib. i ay t 1ipeaty,: T Tiree + ive to three and sve ~ possibility that Givide four to four. ca.es in one of important ‘ : ; : é . eae axe . 7 baa ae Si Mr es ~ 4 tere is . “ ‘Ae ‘ ae _ - es ons — ee ont ty her’ te? “ cat 2 gle ah es Se Si TA PE ale RANI 4 ° eee rik Yo F SA SRR at Satine ¢ em » q a ee. sia” $y, a 2. ”~ bi S Sie ie ‘ae La ree "i ot pena: ~ ee ha Oe Aides 2 S . eis y fe . ver fe - vs Te ee ‘ aS A Shard ae ‘ ae a a. ike, Uae ak “fi Longe hy ge. oe eal age PeeS oc ote aie Sut ~abg e aes xe ae. eae Rt ae mi hee ae AE : 4 ata) Te y eee | +7 _™ ward ¥ gs GR OR. set Pay ee SEOs Pe Bey Ss ye rips, sae : Macy ¥ in 7 * ae LCT atin 2 et ae» SRP A aaa: 5p RF Pee * ‘ ¥ > Gt pe ere be é, ea > SRA, 3: . a ae! « ta a # o pat Se: es * « 7 saga we 4 ee ‘e ato, A? ss PO tae bet SE Pte gS ORE Sag choy hey ~ Fam > Beale ea ier “hist rye a hadi Ths a rea Lailaal » TEP tet DH i! sibs $5 Cash—Balance $4 Per Month Terms $2 Cash—Balance $2 Per Month PHOENIX FURNITURECO. We Allow 10° Discount for Cash—30-60-90-120 Days Considered Cash Hip a Materiais are fine Crepe de Chines, ' Feulards, Satin de Leens and Weel Jerseys phe as a he. Bit. = 1005 Olive Street | Open Evenings by Appointment ll Account We Farnished Your Mother’: Home Phone CEntral 2630 1 ) a 4, l ‘ lei ee SS Seas 14 of ¢ o sora » &¢ ges | | \ new stock of U.K.S. German Woerd “izea 2 te & yveare, perior scholarship and will receit® |i $3.50 Electric Irons $ — $1.75 Traveler's Electric 1g | Fee — 4 PEANUTS a ™ms! id @T 1? lem for th i? or tr ¥- :iaat - n — aha no aa re 209 | Keguiation size. preper weight. well made and tr 5~.90 _ fifands Flieetric Irene. Just the thine for Wilson wa Ps. group ‘s mace up of 24 mem- suaramteed for 2 Fears , , he Ci use in traveling er in the heme, ON MILK. 3 caas 29 bers of the sentor class, whose |} = tBe City bargain. sn canatleiag tos LARGs B 3 r - ee i " ao ~~ eee 3 ~ Bo = S ee , , e 3 “ — , A “ f aa - sant . ce SSBCrT. cea ou au we Onae Ed ial a Ls ie oe < ; = -T) ern" aes oe” z= a . ar — : <= eee = , PLAS ‘ L1nRY = 401. SSS C SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SESS SS SSS SESS SS SSS SSS SES=

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—— — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 19:7 y mre SENASE PLATT CT LQUISANS TO. : [ou os Bloomington, Tu. c ul ent Sal es i « cen Mead suburban M AKF GERM AN TOUR | $1.25 to $2 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | $3.95 and $4.95 We nt being installed at zy secured an order book of the ee es Creepers Terry Robes my, is taking fraudulent orders inol Oo eal amen aaiaa ee ‘7 y 4 t d : S th . Saturda} “oe po Leave lonight Tor Hoboken— yi Oc l $ operated in Southeast Mis. whe trip is sponsored |} 1é St, * a : . ? 45 essee, Kentucky and Virginia, ‘ souls County Chamber | ‘oy \\ i]] Sail for Bremen of di . : Its president, Joseph R. Wednesda: imity, crossbar cham- Beach or Summer Robes of yments on orders. : sec. > . * "S yointed,. out that ‘Sl - bray and prints—t il d. : those interested in our line or county ably ee: smocked or otherwise che. OPE RA TE D BY TH E MA Y COMPANY ond anaideiieiee a : . of ed to apprehend thi as 1a 000 . med; sizes r te ‘ 8 party, sould spend mo han , A party of 100 ¢ late ali to 3 years. = MAY CO. THE MAY CO FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. 14 years, 35 years OF age, weighs about 90 on sewer construction os Angeles Denver St. Leuts Akron Cleveland pleasing appearance, quick next decade, spection at 6:39 o'clock tonight for gas arranged Wi! iS, tour to Germany, our expense if this party jg cas, os a |. pa se age acne y for prosecuting this fraud © BE hetion of apparatus Bas Wes Hae ee BEG | NX parties. —_ ts vouvt Cail ™ nia evenue. zi train hey EO by special e le Co of : Over the Wabash Railroad to Ho- ee Sc2 e f boken, stopping over at Niagara 9 9 CEntral 0694-0695 Pocket Cigar a: is, and wiil sai} Wednesday morning on the United States 4 St. Charles >t., St. Louis, Mo, B : h * Lines steamer George Washington 1g té) S direct to. Bremen . The party includes: : . Mr. and Mrs. J. Ollinger, Mr. | =: = l? and Mrs. Emil Mrs. = _—- ‘? V5 > __ ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH _ . PAGE 5B ie ~~ y were " ‘ : on ~ oe eeeF Nhat panne i be Sioa & > ‘ 4 ” j es 5 hg Sali iat Z a vy land Saowes : eal tu Ae se mghe Te he Pat Sint > yt Sat oP ie Pg ah - me Year non . - Bie: a sa vent tke halaman : 20% a et eee ~ wena Ole, Ww —_ ye ag ey ey re pg Pipe Tr a0 age - ee -e— oe ee ow I ee ee ee EE SRE ~~ a ~- _ ———_ ee - le + rw ewe " Pans, y im « wy MONG eft deaahg ee! ge a oat i tnt ET eds. « gee Mg merne POH pe sey nt Oarrad Ree veep: RR ee eS ~ “ie BI MeSE - ar a hla tee + . | % #0 — OREO) ee 8 te. inhib é* mS — Ee ee ee eee eld a. ae a 7 7° wt a ‘ 7” ick-ae Ss FOr Se: ev Pb ahaot a 5 ; ES A Re te er = by 3 - oe * oan n, Swistowicz. Feronica Fehr, Mrs. Dorothy Gott- cb, Mrs. Elizabeth Hein, Mr. and Mire, Louise Mucilen, Me ant ane I. Lhe Gala Event of the Season for Savin g on the Newest Summery Needs Gp ELIS TI Louiss Mr. and Mrs, samuel Kay, Miss Frances Kar, Mrs. August Dieckmann, Mrs. F ree , ° Herman Struckhoff, Mr, “Herman € This is one of the big events to which mothers look forward every Struckhoff r. Mre ate Fejgel, ike Anna Scisios, Me! cas see year, knowing that events in St. Louis’ Dominant Infants’ Wear Sec- Herman Trum enry Mayr ES ° - : an Trum, Henry Mayor, Leo tion are of remarkable value-giving importance. Values! Assortments! Mrs. John Dryer, re Dryer, Miss Styles! Everything to make this the most opportune time to buy Sum- Mrs slizabeth . ° mer garments and accessories. Large special purchases have been made. Anna Hilleébrand. Mrs. Frieda Felder, Miss : ; | Miss Maria i f j : A ] f(,tif / I? s Ten . NI rs, Emma Benz. Mrec. | 1 $7 75 d $10 7 Katarina Winkler, Mrs. John Rug. . an 7 5 b "y y : . ° and Young Men’s tptabaganhe Le G. Dryer. Mem 1. G, Dryer t | p to . d?’ryer Jr., George Hoellerick, , Erhardt Schmelzii, Dr. G. A. Gissy, Pp t S it | a George J. Siefert, Aug. Lauih. Mise | Anna Hellebrand, Miss Rosa Tasch. | P=F ANTS OUITS Hf} $10.00. 15.00, $25.00 |} Ae icllebrand, Miss Ross Tasch | | and $50.00 Rubenach, Mrs. A. M. Hensler. Bruno Kunke!, Mrs. Bruno Kunkel, Herman Buttig, Paul Buttie ar. John Haner, Miss Margarette 3 aner, Mr. and Mrs: Henry. Sun- SPECIAL $5.00 . trup, Mr. and Mrs. John Drake. LIGHTER 3 John Drake Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. O. The iit ’ ‘G,old Whe > er i ree fee = = © © “=e ereee#erete+ Dress Suits | Imported Handmade Frocks $3.50 to $4.95 $ 69 $5.95 and $6.95 9385 and $4.85 Values Values Se Po _ From France er Belgium—exquisite little sleeveless Summer hued linen of broad- Frocks—hand-smocked, hand-embroidered or hand-drawn. a cloth pants. Beauti- Some with crispy pleats and contrasting trimmings. Sizes 1 to fully made and 6 years. “the newest” $3.95 Hats to Match Some Models for 2-to-6- : year- old Girls’ a Tots’ Bloomer Frocks — 7 29 89 8 Lingerie . ies Thee eee $89 ° h English prints, imported broadcloth, chambrays and. im- lr t + ported checks in the newest bloomer and panty Frocks for ; ? 2 to 6 year old girls. Serviceable and smart! Smocked, | Imp’t’d Dotted Baby Boys Suits tailored broidered. M ] less. | ° : May Sale ailored or embroidtre any sleeveless | Swiss Frocks | $1.50 to $2.95 Values for | | yf ") ’ ias «aa 7 ’ Latest styles 2 and 3 button unionvest models, single and ¢ double breasted models, new } shades, all-wool materials, BOYS' NEW 3PC. [il || Mur(checuo SUITS | Nisth end rte ied Company Ine Sts. SE Cerner i fong, 1 knicker or tse honicker “ign D3 99 ne ediadda tt. gue meee ee ee Sn ee eae Se en ee See eee eee — ‘ ee ee . nin ligne . BP ’ , F ee ‘ tne any -_ 1 rg " wh G YJ om ae Wr 5 Y lattes 4 i ee v . ° 4 6000 G CG & for for exhibitors. The expenses Values 1” Conse’de Milan Se pamek ae aaa adit 69c secured, blemished only by imperfections in are Peis Ponice eget Capp Sn embroidered. ena stitching or oil spots—such extreme values ce porns tiie Mas Wace Mal eight (fl Mercerized — silk tot Square necked, smocked or ; ; bar muslin, strictly tailor- ast, sOUiIS, ll the 7 ements | eel oe flesh. blue and pongee color. B 3 ee m™ of homes by better vards and win . , abies Sample TOC 7 . tela Hi j cialis: ae al Sizes 6 months to 2 years. its , ereaemaa pe ng ce ek $1 50 to $3 95 Athletic Su In This Sale at and the co-chairman of the flower | | 95 $1 39 $1 89 45c 29 | show are Mrs. Edward J. Walsh Sul } i] } eT Values C, , ” 9 ; 7 Volue.... te | Colored swiss, organdy, printed lawns and imported voiles. ; Every Pound of Rict - st rity ni] fecti ” Suits , 0 en @ and Mr.s James JT. Drummond. t “Pertection — 40c 8 : : short ainsook Fertec ey c Smocked, or embroidered and low-necked. Sleeveless or sho er a buttons and drop seat; w h. : = | | an SPREAD FOR BREAD” $798,068 EXPENDED Hats | sleeved. Sizes 1 to 3 years. for 2-to-6-year-old boys. | SPECIAL VALUE § FOR CATHOLIC CHARITIES 225 $9 45 | 79c to $1.50 Bonnets © Organdy and Net Hats Children’s Sleepers Genuine Ww PUP mnie iss i ite and —wWith frills of lace, or shirrings ne WERAR-EVER Twelte Homes for Children and Value. . Organdy and swiss in white Aluminum B: / Day tel hues — demure tailored and pink or blue satin facings. Tne PAN Nine Hospitals Included in Pokes, rolling-brim Hats or crake and fluffy ones. All with , For tots or 1 to 6 years. $3.95 and $1.25 63c ) : ide-bri les of Leg- | d 15 , | Report. | wide-brimmed sty | a a $5.95 $2 an ¢ Value.. X2), 14c The forty-seven Catholic charit- horn and Milan straws—in nat m ss " 4 - — ™ ~~ r, ~ s _ - f 4 | . o « “ > ~ . - - r - “ . > a ow + 4 * ¥ ow . ~ ; -—- = “4 ~ ous cy = . C if ~ ye ® - + = » 4 . ¢ te . - e -~ 4 > + a - ~ * - ~ + ad - - ~ o ™ > ps » ¢ . . ~ , - o ~ . - . a + * - » y 4 “ 4 s > 6 ~ ° ~ e , . " - « > = wd - - @ 4 ~ tonnes 4 —_ — —* a 7 -“ oS “a tn ~ Hy out . ~ 3 : " 4 = _ ~~ ‘ . ao is » ~ ’ ’ . 4 ay - 4 m ' : , ~ - . rw * a 4 —" _ —| > , ph = 7 i] e * Zz we Ff ind ew. 4 = pa pos . : - * faa . ' , “ I . wae ‘ | N . "4 bent ; ~ “~s ’ 4 pe ‘ = ~ . —) - ' ~ > oq 4 . . , ~ ~_ ~~ . ‘a . , at mand J - , : om . 4 + } - ae ' . » rs as - " — ) ‘ 4 o on | -e 2 : Ps t ° pa _ —? as > ’ ’ | 4 > ‘ } > re P - a" : ps : ‘ : : - ee - i, a ty) A : . P . » — t 7 -~- e) —" ~« — . » -" . . ma 4 » - 3 > bw nal . . ~~ v - 7 i . ' Ad - « . . ° ° se - BOYS’ WASH IN; neolig ; | 4 oat ’ ravigal — “OT SUITS | : e enbrenk,. Mrs Auseste Wieties Kar] \if colors and styles; elses , st m nle, UL Molle, Herman 210 8 31.50 values, Saturdays eit : FOUR STORES: Sixth & Lucas 62530 Easton Av. I Cc ; 1428 Salisbury 2705 CHEROKERF A; The Recognized Leader ff MONDAY. TI ESDAY, W EDNESDPAY —_——— ee — we ee ee al ber os - Sk eee Wot a ted % So me, ae ee SL I cites: Cotta aoe set AMATEUR FLOWER SHOW OPENS HEXT SATURDAY Many Entries Are Made for An- 5. oti re , a . ” . RE toe BE Suny oboe pert By, afte mes oy i sity Sama. a es + “ 7 3? yan - aate “ « as..% - ed wy > ~ - es Pore My ~~ os ss eee 8 & oo a ee ae ee) ste . wks phe 4° pene, -x ——— PECIALS Monday we are offering patents light colors; pumps end strap Slippers with spike or military heels. > Sa son ove ee ; » ” a ee {asi eS a lh tig. a lle i gs Ni ii lilge ; nie ft . Ai te By eae ¢ oi IES I ll rl . “ . eee 4 * te ¢ ttl: re Late Boe He a : AU RR eticiet - ror tier Rina oe Factory Checks MEN’S WORK SHOES Strong donhble Scout type Work Shores, Sizes 6 to 11. $1.49 PSSSIP SSH SHREK EWE Sete eecewee asec eee Se eee ee Hh ee eheeee eu ie kd Te) nn Se pr arn tm - CHILDREN’S SHOES d's and misses’ dressy Straps. fies and Oxfords in patents and trimmed styles. Values up to $3.50. able institutions in St. Louis ex- ural color, navy, red, green, | ; Made drop-seat sen: dala ae ha ties en ae nursery figures. a Pp ' pended $798,068.85 in their work black and corn color. Gr | ’ ' 1.50 Value, for $1.00 aoa . _ ractical With Every Can of juring the year 1926 according to grain ribbon trimmed. Baby Boys Washable Hats, $ button-back ay rere DP : ) iP ek of the Central | Sizes 2 to 8 years. Value A 4 ° the annual report P merican Maid Malt Bureau of Catholic Charities and : @ Kindred Activities iss: >d yesterday. VY Trimmed alSis 3- Twelve homes for children and | - 3 Or eC W a f ged poor reported average atten?- mo 7S 42¢ oe tis sre tua Gex eae? eomed: 7 All the “Needfuls” for Tiny New Vali. .i ne ee a «BS Arrivals—Priced for Extreme Economy. Nursery Chairs Panty Waists with plenty of buttons, 7 . ho . iidingy the poo "The Kine Tr . t' 4! . . . = . > Suet @ ys Right” rations engaged in i : : Ever-f a | peorend 3244 tes and five r- 69c to $1.00 Flannelette Wrappers, Gowns, Slips, 42c $2.95 Value-for.. and lace, embroidery or hemstitch- ver- Good COFFEE iinbintions é00n general outside $1 50 Muslin Crib Sheets: 42x70 inches 89¢ Prett ily decorated 2 Q ing for dainty finishing touches. relief work alded 11,465 individ- ; 5 Muslin Crib Sheets: 36x50 iriches Nursery Chairs in ‘¥ ° Sizes 2 to 12 years. : C Mus ’ ivory finish, complete with vessel. uals, 1k? ; ‘ . Lb ¢ was estimated that the sal-t- 1. He peettets (rp lie og 29¢ H. Ss. Pillow Slips to match. . * ] arments e C 7 ; of 211 re! if salaries were | Tee } bh SS | 39c Quilted Muslin Pads; 17x18 inches. piawwaeh Wicker Wardrobes Mus IT) G for ta eraetd wave aaa’ 1144- in) tier l' Ib is ey at hogs es tenhent ) ee a? Baa es, 69c Pink and Blue Cotton Sateen Kapok Pillows .39c $:7.50 Value, in This Sale ) ] 2 95 but they're water-dam- 2 2 Ib. | inn =) ip JUMBO P ———_'EANUTS 50c and 60c Vanta and Carter Shirts, lisle . 39 Large size, ivory enamel, decorated panels aged slightly! Trim- med and tailored. Sizes W| toss, and stg — Z —_ a | ‘ 7 ™ | — 9 Diapers, $2 values, With comfortable spring and mattress. . MIUSON MILK, Scans 29e § avesiio eae | six3i-inch Hemmed Red Mar Ding Infants’ Section—Third Floor 2 to 16 years. ... 91.38 ‘ARGE CARRY-ALT, BAGS, 1 10H Le RN eR ee er er Leer e of Women’s ATS ightiy soiled, but the styles ' Bre of the higher-priced theuld take advantage of In all wanted colors and land large head sizes. Come selection. HOUSE DRESSES, 43c geod quality gingham: attractively trimmed. LDREN’S DRESSES, 43c nee of fine quality voile. Soft pastel shades. fe Sears. raveler’s Electric lrons§ 1 19 : ==_—> PE Be i Mya eon SSSCSSS SMS HE SETHE TAROT HE Nw FOE OE HOR BBO f Mric Irons. Just the thine for ting or in the home. A ren ’ e **£e e080 6ede ss 1) "Y a3 % at 7 iene Titi. ee Pip rr Mepeee om ot - sit Kaa on Leith 4 ye te = ++

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wae 1s tent ‘LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ eee CS LOUIS POST-DISPAITH LPS | garb ae no a siciiiieaniaaeanis ate — —— SSS a ne a eS eee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Sale of Likly Luggage Women’s Handmade Raisdietter Cards Begins Monday—Sawvings of *; to}, : Very Special Monday | Fa . r idering brides-to. 4 daintiest of linen Handke Special Monday and Tuesday, 50 for 79c ae @ Famous-Barr Company consa g . . ( The . 'N haded letterings on white nie wedding be, and Summer travelers, has prepared this spe- | ly hand-embroidered in attract: @ New shaded le “> “so “) Oa a od oe *o tee POG ONO) ° *# . - , te BAMA LMM OA IP Pe EL ROE Oe a ee PP Pe Ot ~ OO ee el wl ee et OM ye of ~ a et Palm Beach Knickers Specially Priced Monday— > | 09 . ams x “ : A A ¥ 1 ; S +5 ‘- ; 4\ @ Summer couches, hammocks, AS p> FEROS, | . eons en : \ norch chairs and settees need a a 2 EY Fay Pt | Beautiful carving on solid A Summery, comtortabie => og i Ra ht ~ashions! These of | ERT TT SNE | mahogany—and upholstery of Suite for sun porch or veran- > ) many Origat cus 10NS - _— i tates 22s handsome all-linen frieze with da. Of parchment fiber, tan = rayon furnish all the gay color i= ee loose cushions. Two pieces— and blu with striped ae Sa © > Z Oe * # #@ & * # you could want—round, oval, 1. Beeeeegtaten oa tA a comfortable and expertly built. ae og Ate ab apengene ( half-round styles in —— ; + cushion. Included are settee. a ebay , chair and rocker. rose, green, gold, orchid, blue Dinin Suites and black. They’re all fresh — 4 x | and new—at a price just | $349 Value for Bedroom Suites - : a Every Frock does its 75 Value for : , , a fraction of their : =— = 3 . value! _———— 4 | | $208 ' Py A | ; part in making selection oT Generous size, well filled and ee IIS HY What so many want—Dining 2 AY TN t- oe erg a finished with French tlowers : : i WAL, 4 Suites from the Rockford fac- | Four-piece Suites of walnut i grit 59 >» | pro usion S Ys . " and ettective tucks. i ; = tory! ro pieces, of walnut veneer and hardwood—dust- | . | eal a7 . \ occasion Dresses whose ine J & Art Needlework Section—Third Floor / ip ) TEnees and hardwood—beauti- proof and charming in style. i > iG Vo} | i 3 ‘ pricing 18 just another. evid —% N fully designed. Tapestry 50-inch dresser, large chiffo- hire itl Ott okt lue-ziving Dominance! : ‘ chair seats. | robe, bed and vanity dresser. PATE NOS El our vaiue-g ~ : q Half a dozen pairs of these— and “the boy” is ready for Sum- mer—at least in the way of knickers! Genuine Palm Beach cloth—sand, gray and brown shades. Taped seams, hip and watch pockets, belt loops and plenty of fullness. Sizes 6 to 15 years. Boys’ Clothing Section—Second F1 ee po. denesiaiiteeessniinmeneteemne a ee es sk kL Lt OAL: LE LE! Se A LR Ae CE ce A ee eee ne ° : . ] } i | IY | You'll like the gay prints, the light Mohair Suites Occasiona BH | | crepes and Georgettes, and the p $200 Value for Tables — z | darker models! You'll find tu : Frocks of youthful simplicity, 2 ~ : $] AQ $25 Value for PRE _ lace-trimmed afternoon style $ 9.50 a >. scores of clever general-t Two pieces—all-mohair with = =o . 2 Se. Dresses indispensable tc attractively carved frames | eto a mer wardrobes. and ratine tapestry reversible The octagonal type of oda = @ ae : cushions: moss edged. Charm- Table that lends decided p F: he | Sizes r ai e f eo af ing and enduringly built. charm to any corner—in ma- 422 KX 3 “ : = ages that they'll serve so daintily! Globe eae |= a 2 Linen frieze back, corded ve- stered in linen frieze, effec- | : | shaped pitcher and six footed Glasses in lour seat and ' tively trimmed with mohair +t ? Tae 4 e crackled effect with green foot and green 95 A limited group of {| Cushion is filled with down. 9 22 “liye anne” Choice of two covers. | .. 77 . * nancie On pitcner. os pite China Section—Fifth Floor Furniture Sectio Seventh Floor Delivered on Payment ot $9.25 cu Balance Monthly @ With a Hoover, your cleaning can be quickly and perfectly finished in much ot less time. And you can look ar fone ? | forward to a Summer with Station 396 - more holiday-hours! This de ee special offer is ideally con- ieee te your venient! Margot Lace Allovers Continuing Monday—This Remarkable Offering of : 9196 eo tn $4.59 Re-Stock Your Linen Shelves With These Values, Yard “Dwight Anchor” Sheets Kitchen Queen Ranges |] s2is:.2re. 23,2. able quality to the exquisite blouses frocks that fashion makes of them! Fe and Pillowc ases White Porcelain Trimmed With fl iow this new mode for Leces—and Os Gray — Offered While the i from Monday’s offer. = . i soc Handmade Russian Lace a Purchased : a8 | + Chairbacks; 300 only; each. .25¢ roup Lasts at i : Tr. charge. Electtic Shop—Basement Gallery se QWGHT cote, At Important Savings Monday SOO SOS SSO SOOO PSO Por COS Desk Electric Sewing Machines—Special Monday at $50 @ Splendidly efficient, smooth-running, reliable Electric Sewing Machines in the attractive desk type cabinet that does duty as a desk, night table or phone stand. A _ limited group only. . Needles! toc a Doz., or. Eack. Needles for any Desk Mode! make machine. Lim- it of one dozen to acustomer. No mail or phone orders. READY FOR USE * : thread cotton woven into a soft. tabric that has made this brand a house- | 7 , G hold favorite for more than seventy years. There are few Wt : 4 - times when “Dwight Anchor” Sheets and Cases are offered — ere : ZZ lll ~ es nc at savings. Monday is one of them. RN We Wis Soe ee : j ' y : siig> $3 to $5.95 $ Valwes. «sea rrr YN 63x99-Inch Sheets Rare $1.95 81x99-Inch Sheets.........$1. @ The outside of these Ranges is gleam- 72x99-Inch Sheets 45¢ 42x36-Inch Cases, each ing white porcelain—and is gray porce- lain trimmed! The oven is 16-inch : Bedding Section—Third Floor right or left hand style, with broil- ; ¢ Obtaining the Costume Slips er, and there are many conven- : ‘is a thrifty course to follow. He ient features on these Ranges | : chine, radium and satin—all do that you must see to ap- ; ; Pastel shades. 200 of them are 9x12 Seamless Axminster Taam i ee | ‘ in addition to the saving at this special | An Attractive O (®, Wilton Velvet Rugs carrying charge, and monthly payne, sf Sena ie >o2-; |) ee : pecial! Bc . “44 rr ES. | 5 AERO GPRS PER ARE SRT ERE eA AD ose. . ee =r * uy baled Cy i BRE Be may be arranged. 125 in a New and Specially z Priced Group—Monday only— Laundry Soap $3.75 Settees $2.75 Paint 3 The New Foundation Garments White— j.. | ' No phone oo sate 2 a 4-ft. metal frame Settees with Gallon cans—F. & B. hig #7 That Fit Better Because of be accepted: as ee gg _ slatted seat and back: grade ready-mixed house and bs a 10 33¢ strong and nicely painted.. - $3 floor Paint, in black, $2.39 4 | white and colofs..... . Very Special A — S06 Jo aa “20 - ~~ + Ks ard Bok 24 Stas, . oe (3 sat ar ee ee aia comnts wt Mone Portable Electric Sewing Domestic Combination Machines Electrics . Just 25— $ 4 4 Decidedly § Monday Only .. Special at . Portable Electrics that are The regular price of this pop- — and Gp to date in every ular combination foot power eature-—with Westinghouse _ and electric motor Sewing built-on-the-head motor. com- Machine is much higher than plete set of attachments and $63. Selecting Monday means sew-light. Fully guaranteed real profit. “6 666 64 64 OO ta Set ota fa fe 44. 4.4.4. 4.4.6.4 46 4 ee oe ee ae ae oe oe ee oe ae ee ne ee en ae a ee oe ee ot ot ee , 66 O08 04.6 6.6.8 Eb bb 4 4 4 * 4.4 Pr et ee 4 o CF PP PLP P LIPO Bh bt bh # Pa ee of of of ot PP PoP ee a! oh oh oh a ee, ot e*y Poe of of of 910 6G 06 oe 2 eo $9.50 Lawn Mowers $1.35 Garbage Cans , = Value at..... Ball-bearing, easy-running — on, Capacity, of $2.25 Ladders ¢ . ; ae 4 carat ~: : Mowers with four revolving Cavy galvanized iron, with 6 lly rodded t. Coutil i eme Elastic f ) TAY we . es ¢ A profusion of patterns—new color blades and a strong > | deep rim cover and 95 =ad wie 65 | across amen with ° of f > i . Ao5 AYU : Sea : interest in every one. Open-tield, handle Ae ae $8 | wire bail ‘oe ee et rest; weil finished. $1. | 3 horizontal bones. strain ™ aes : By 42 may ea\ Conventional, allover, Chinese and | = * 3. Belt slight! te | 2 SOS ER ee - a Persian i. . - 2 ghtly raised & Adee ‘i NS Pe \ . \ Me ‘to ful aca tee $7.85 Garden Hose $1.75 Chamois $2.10 Mop Outfits - © rent, controlling the erly eS Ee . senarbies Wide mo son, ee ng eng non-kinkable Household washable Charois Large O-Cedar Triangle Mop ‘aphragm, suppc § Nug t shou arcen fose in “4-inch size— Skins of good quality—in about | with adjustable handle, and 1 s. Belt is conveniently side Co pier ay aes 6 aaieetenmetinieetintied cn Se > ~ ee ae | cash oe ~ 20d stam 4 — be quickly chosen at the plain or corrugated. $7.24 Same Grade Rugs jn 75c Window Ser ; ie Same Model of Excellent Stri i + ie SSS 2 3x106 NUs ‘oc Window Screens, adjustable... .55c $12.95 Upright Lawn Swings...$1039 —@ With the Fi . . Sx10.6 size, $46 $3.35 Screen Doors, 2.10x6.10......$3 $3.90 Floor Waxing Outfits.....$200 : ive Special F Reg Section—Fifth Fleer Heusewares Section—Rasement 6 , Cereet special price Monday. With coupling. Polish; Set . > ’ * # CD46 665 65 66 GO OO OOS Sewtng Machine Section—ixth Pleer . - see - see eee = oe ae — — . - = ee —_ - —

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Te ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1997 ST LOUIS POST-DISPA f ———— SSS ee ikly Luggage i Women’s Handmade Handkerchiefs We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted White Gold Ring Mountings y—Savings of 1 to 12 i Very Special Monday at 29¢ | 15.00 Value, Monday at $11.95 pany, considering brides-to- ( The daintiest of linen Handkerchiefs, exquisite- yA € Take a. of this oer , ) | lers, has prepared this Spe- 1 ly hand-embroidered in attractive designs! 300 offering and have your treasured : att aye n ages Pree be : dozens of them in a multitude of irresistible colors aaa ee — a teen = > eek-end cases, Uxtor a | ! . ieee y | gs, and patterns! Several of them would make a wel- 4 Two and teres stone Sesheot ; rings of *;, to %2. | raduation or “shower” present. — agracon OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY engraved’ and adorned with « luggage Section—Main Floor Handkerchiet Se n THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEILCO. THE MAY CO. lacy filigree. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland Main Fleer Baicony 2 10972 SHI 3000 HAND BAGS dan a ___ PAGE TR inde naa ee bt : r ae x Pte yy . at alll : aye S - ” a ‘al tis " C emmiell , - a . - hana vtlle nid adhe bart oes ee ee eee ees i x ie a Pore Ho “ Ae a ie J Pirie 2 at. ee pep cage atta es eee ¥ ~~ ~~ od for a At St. Louis’ Dominant Stoye for Style! vent | SUMMERY FROCKS treme Savings NEW IN FASHIONING VARIED IN COLOR WIDE IN SELECTION EXTRA VALUES AT ¢| 6: /) ( Every Frock does its charming ea” “a Offered in a Splendid Assortment DTS, Secured Through a Special Purchase ALL-SILK ay) REPTILE GRAINS, SILK-AND-RAYON AL fe, V ACHETTE, PIN SEAL, RAYON-AND-MADRAS Yt == -CALFSKIN AND _ MADRAS SHIRTINGS § #07 MOROCCO Special at ah , pf WN s y : » a re” o é ° yt SAE a AS £,/ty a ¥ BW . Jj / » ~ es ; h A = — : ne j dj en : ~ 4 @ This very special group offers an unusual PSU LAL YT) , ; . ; f OE) Mf; LS PRS @ Price concessions from two prominent man- Opportunity for securing the highest type o | } f; or Saleen scenes Sachionable men’s Shirts at a really worth-while saving. He i = | Each Shirt i YY Gf 111 ii Handbags at much below the regular price. ach Shirt is the product of a reliable maker, Wi / Over 100 different styles in beautiful color , and tailored accordingly. You can see just Pesee part in making selection from this how much you'll save and when the selling combinations are included. varied group simply delightful! A se 4G starts you'll have choice of profusion of dainty, Summery, all- 'S TRY ape : 1 ial WL pie ri Pars The colors are plain shades and fancy occasion Dresses whose inexpensive ae 4 : , ae | 3/50 Shirts [FT aE (SEER combinations, also black, red, green, pricing is just another.evidence of , C yeeros 9/.00 Shirts a: Re SNES, blue, brown, tan, gray and other our value-giving Dominance! $6.00 Shirts a Eo gat SEED costume shades. The styles in- $5.75 Shirts rm Dee Sete ot clude the swagger, pouch, $5.00 Shirts img REINS ~ popular under-arm models, crepes and Georgettes, and the practical dl eS; $4 0) Shi ; a REET LAER NN tm tailored, vanity and shop- darker models! You'll find tub silk SS an: : urts Re (i) RRR tnd, ping Bags, with gate tops em of youthful simplicity, gracefui ft S| $3.50 Shirts 55 GR Ob PL and other new effects. ace-trimmed afternoon styles, and [€* aXe 5 ge NN (/5 $3.00 Shirts + LY Se er ! : Because of the distinctly low price at which scores of clever general-purpose : ) . Dresses indispensable to Sum- f \ Ne . These Shirts are in popular shades to harmon- these Bags are offered, women will be able to select one for each of their Summer costumes mer wardrobes. kis » ize with Summer suits. In neckband and col- ) ) lar-attached styles. All sizes. without feeling extravagant. Handbag Section—Main Floor —SS9OSS7 99596 999S95S5SS65 ID 699930640002 SSSSOSSOOF CR IN sien Che hei 8 AIR A GOR, ce fly AIAN. lee Ce he again NM 8 a cat paghn. : . eh NY a mee i" “ ' Ager iis ‘ , a: Pon ee mint we ~ ow Ade ~ abil het he dealt atte Te chs ahs dl x Fi apc le init. tay ee " aia tase a Ae bet one " " : . : 7 Fhe i> hy Samah 4 ‘ Z 7 a, . : > 4 3 " i " — . 7“ - . ww . Sl Poy WE Sect? oS, 2 ARS, aly. c pale ney ag ewre Vee ee Ne te ee, mae : Wee eve ee Hy ity ® rs Saal. hws rt PE PES Fae ey hy Be es ah or OA Pa Ny + 4: Sas nme cep et eo a +a ae ts haya’ » onal a ca Val. mets i on : ' . en ee P P saree a fe a *¢) OW 7 es ay . rs hy oie! . ae ae + Whe ov Meat oF ay . ne ~~ ? 7, > a Stockings Mended By the Clever 10,000 Yards Just in by Weave-a-Run Method Express From New York ; Makes Them Look Like New! h 1 umsight! oa meg Srning’ of spine and ——_——_—- Bh lim. il holes in Hosiety is as V alue, ae different from — Nera method as night is from Yard ee ar day. In this system, every thread is re- woven, and your Hose looks like new again. 7 5 c a fy a eae q Entirely typical of our Silk Section’s special events— Monday institutes this . le styles, @ Three of the dainty models in- a When there are so many adorable styles $6 Value, slated sen an : _ , many others in equally attractive GOWNS $8 and $9 Values $ 85 — Betis A ears PAJAMAS . begins Monday morning. CHEMISES $10 Value, an STEP-INS ri Incomplete lines of women’s $12 Value, Delicately feminine lace-trimmed styles, others with Summer Footwear—in the dainty the most deftly fashioned tailored and novelty adorn- white that s most charming with Not All Sizes nents. All of excellent silks, in boudoir shades. cool, airy costumes. All of better in All Styles. 75 quality makes—including Laird- Select Monday lle And all specially chosen from our regular stocks. Iiagerie Section—Third Fioor Schober and J. T. Cousins. Feetwear Section—Seceng Fleer Same Model of Excellent Striped Material, dS Upright Lawn Swings... | - ) Floor Waxing Guitine ie With the Five Special Features; at $3.45 Housewares Section—Basement Gallery = Cerset Section—Third Fiecr 6434 bt tb | : PBN 66956 7-06-5650995 Oo FOECSSS SOOOCOOOL SSS 996SS665CS a ae een - - — ———— -———— — _ —— ————————————— nl — a LO I - ON a - ° di ” - : — 7 tne nine 5 ee a ee eee

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH een LLL ALLL LLL SPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 coe oO A ee — mm Nr mm —— as — a, mm PAGE 8B mm ee a_i, = = ee ee = ee ere = = ee -_- - Nightgowns Knit Sacques | oe me: Ser cannot get downtown to do your 2 , 9 . ul and Extra Siz | Girls Dresses Boy s’ Blouses : Raguer si Offered at g “hg noppers’ aid service. Just telephe $5 and $6 Values Excellent Valaes 79C ) | will be purchased for you with all the ' $1 19 HM 6would yourself use. 93 00 SIC € Women's Nightgowns ° | ° of permanent crepe and COf good quality | € Gf Georgette and crepe € Regulation and sports nainsook, trimmed in embroidered in de chine, in. light and styles, of broadcloth, ma- ; many ways. Sizes 16 pink or blue, Infants’ ts dark shades. Sizes 8 to dras and percale. Ages to 20. eens I year size, Danuntiah 14 years. Basement 6 to 15. Basement S Hat Beginning Monday Morning at 9 A. M., a Very Important Event Made Possible by Several Fortunate Purchases—T his a ee dkerchie fs ) ummer ats , Sauue a. SALE I (\() LW DRESSES = ‘ ca Overs Hats and sports eo ut eantes ood Affording Most Advantageous Choice of the Favored Styles for Summer and Af- d s Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to$: light shades and black. All trim- “4 fording Splendid Economy as Well—When You See Them You'll Recog- broidered corners; also mevelep |i oe ; nize That They Are “Extra” Values at the Remarkable Price of JA | snr and colored woven border | § Manufacturers $6.75—Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes. rs mills are over ; Basement ; é } : : ; ai } ; Step-In Girdles | € A selling that should claim the attention of hundreds—one that should make | Boys W ash Suits | oiaaalk a Very Special at wee # our popular Basement Apparel Section a busy center from the time the doors : $1.39 Value at it po price $ 95 * dF . open Monday morning. Many will anticipate needs for a long time, especially ae > 10 | creat savings “ng ti! SYP 2 for vacation and other Summertime occasions which are soon at hand. Make tt (PLA nmr S 1 : | i ’ CF !1-elasti Ss. a point to choose early when selection will be at its best. Gee ne gentry ‘ LBM lL ote step-in og cca He t | in ON VG Fashioned of Geor- In a great variety of Choice of all of the Mi i) Aig ae € Middy and but- Girdles aes. sde- > | a Va AUR gette, Flat Crepe, Wash interesting styles — one new and most popular VM a he! 4s We h ~ ot “i af ti ° hook Girdles of pink eS5 VA AZON an Ve, Cy Crepe, Georgette com- and two piece models— high shades and color & gv i yy ee, Pa 4 4 Nines ade: er Bi Ou rT OIC n brocade, combined jikam VpMMm KoA Ge binations and attrac- trimmed according to combinations, as well WE MYA Aa. a. many other ma- i i] , . tel ii A Le ry = ae ee Lopes “ . . Vie, Ve ee GT E” tae ‘ng A, . . with A oe a A tile Maa ee Vie tive prints. approved new modes. as black and navy. Viiy MVE, fe terials. Sizes 3 wih, Y Ae Zag Z yy Uti “4 sy: ty ig Pag ee to 8 years. WI a “Me ; gage 3 ’ ifthe Me Y, A J ee ad st f aes Every One a Value of Great Importance at oe 2s a i ) ee rs, ' r Ne 2 $6 95 oe ] 3 | A - — 7 - 4, S ! f Wh olay ; y ihe . Basement Economy ‘tore ; oe POL a . f A A 7 744 ? econ oO WF = Vii A Ld, Ls Le by ee WZ 5 5 rade Ui tA Nay Ye yt, MIYBAP time &.*f * , — SA in te 7 s . ( (Fe : a Lf 7 7, 4 te, 4 A ‘ : Gry tp tr Pe fy Pag ny 4 — 4 Y : Oy, 4 ney 2 igs LILLE oom ry aa ; = - indg iit Vow, re a? Wi’ a ; ‘ = y evan = d ty ; - . _ Voss, y Gt \ . ; ¥j Sn ~~ ao - o ty Mh " Ad : “re 4 - - : Fe, J . é : Me Gee” Mii 27> Vg ASS te ; . 4 ~—e : yy ey Wigs Vi Usp hey, ; , ‘ ~~ i ——-— at: - a MIME Pid CLA 4 / " .° tn LP ; V I iy MIT? Gh, \ . ° - i tee —— * iets = Pkt on, Ys Ae Gi } ‘.t° nhana | w% > 5 Picts iad 7 ¢ f . “7 - - . . 47 44 . - > “tag Z 4 7 APY, 5 A —— Tit, a «me tt . = , + one GHf pW, cay A fo oe . sf ‘ 5 bh 7 _ + = - / “gy ts a om 4 Ct aan s 29 S « ee og ip : >. 's - ’ a . i to’ : > (x Gmee . & ot ee A a, oe ween eons” 7, 5 y X ‘ . | Fs Crh oa +>. ovee + - od Vi, . . > : , ts y te” AA o~ 2 + oS Se Gj ae 4 f 4 Rin tee, LEY : a 244A . M4 or : Z AA f; - Y Axminster Rug $4.25 27x54-Inch Siz 4 ; i | a ) Heavy Grade ss rT WN \ty : Axminster Rug : aN hil pov! | Men’s Trousers |} — : $ yi, 00 ae Pea alt a $3.85 to $4.50 | (C Extra-heavy 9x 12-foot Axmin- ster Rugs of wool ese yarns. Seamless — in pretty patterns and colors. Basement Le ~~ o : po = e se | PRE RARMRRAY SSPETEES I heteerreronn. oS Rk ‘ : Be 2 s BESSA SOURS ’ " > >Re, SRR} N ~ ~~ Naa . = .') 2 - - ~ Women’s Shoes Factory Checked $4 and $5 Kinds gee. Sizes 14 to 17. Values ts a r . ; a : : ’ : " 7 +. ; , a Be ' 5 ie 7 ; i Zin 4 . ' ; & ’ €O x fords Op. cub 3 7 f\ : + > *? 4 ; ; | ad a zx A > ’ ‘ -- / ¢ ; ties, pumps, step-ins and | ieoes combi- - / | . € Tailored of wor- nations of ce | jf eS : sted, cassimere and Various | lf | | cheviot in cuff and leathers. plain bottom style. Sizes 3 to 8. Various patterns AZ = and colors. Sizes Basement i | } | | j 28 to 46 waist. Exceptional Indeed, Are These Dainty Samples and Special Groups of Beginning Monday—_ f Women’s Hosiery; fa New Voile Dresses | |Men’s Union Suits| |New Silks § Inthe Desired Weight , That Are Handmade & Most “ ies = ig : Choice, Yard Re eRe. S94 Idecl for Summer. Wear, at = . enor te 3 - : a = ye C —as e 3 r 4 . ; ’ : - ; ¢ , ~ : > n | ce. og bo ose | 4 3 7 of | CL ote Pe ) porte @ A worth-while group, including mock-fashioned Se vs | Im d Hose of thread silk or silk-and-rayon—allover or with : :; = ae ae $1.69 to $2.98 Weaves Cita t | Dinner Sets narrow lisle garter welt. Choice of favored colors, —2 te oo ee Dresses of a type that are “dif 234 _ @A splendid time to CS; eae oa/ te Ee | S PI] . %. 2 y : ames 2 P — é : ley Sse oe oe aE re ilks tor urmmmer wear. in - . = i o | , $. A : i": T ent > ‘ 1€e€as in Time a , . ! : rvl e ates black and white. ppy 8 a wide range of beautiful col- ; © c , ’ ’ ‘ , | ors and new patterns. There ! ai Women’s Hose Men’s Hose Children’s Socks are many wanted weaves, it- | D; . | Pp Seconds of Seconds of Very Special, cluding: Bi iscontinu styles. Méawler oc. ee« | seiirdrawers te Fabrics for All Spring Cilcilg. Better Grades Better Grades Choice at °°" Be a shat colla te . : tr! macra I Flat Crepe. Washable Crepe 5 a t ee. ue & é ! am | or : Make erm Na AS , Plain Broadcloth, Striped 28c 29c 15c oe * : nuwJseke. ° i tract . , te ss. Cut: si > Ti Washable Crepe. Black ‘Satin, 25 | White Sports Crepe. Printed J - i ings. checks and stripes Broken sizes. | in ie ee >. a som nine ae ioe: Tenet and Summer Require- | Basement Economy Store , pecidl at 48¢ 3 ments! | $99.75 100-Pc. Dinner Sets of . Mock - fashioned, Of rayonand mer- ‘3; or 7% lengths. == RE eA fs Nainsook Costume Slips Union Suits Men’s Underwear Crepe de Chine, satin Shan- Rasement Economy Store Basement Economy Stee | Bi Limoges china. Border decora ie it! : + i ror ; Ri! ec Balb Kk an short- tunz gold and pink roses. Gold $49 rayon - mixed or cerized cotton Mercerized cotton | They" aii-waoite, With hemstitch covered handles iti ily tl Hi 4 ih rf ¢ Hh aii ett ; ' ty yhree 4 ri i “ DS I te Re Wom, San et sieeved shirts or slip-o 7 ae plain lisie Stock- mixture. Fancy or rayon mixed. | } = SOP 6nhe werman edging; tri of Basement Economy « tore aT. : e ° | 359.50 47-Pc. Sets of Limoges € Wash Goods and Domestic “Specials” |} 2:« ss " “$34 : @ Otterings that should induce bris uvine— , ; sav- il $56.85 108-Pe. Di ets of on things to brighten the home. All priced much to your advan- a : 5 Sees mcuce brisk buying—most wanted items at iit crade A Fe. Penmaes oe wit tace ' ings certain to create interest, Mondav— : gtace American semi-porcelain , pom ‘ . borders of flower baskets on Ruffled Curtain Sets Holland Window Shades | 20c Dress Ginghams Bleached Sheets eal $39 $3 Value, S$ 1 O95 Seconds of | “ in checks of biue and pink, and white: also stained. They’re hemmed and ready for @& sice ane bottorn. in rose. blue roid and RUG spt ing Poi! > : 3 > } s Get . “y ’ | ae piai 4s. Vee i £ “Salisbury” brand b ; $72 35 121 Pp Di of green. Tie-backs to match. a supp-y oi them anc | : - — ’ ’ a — | De ' ; rt inner Sets ‘ , . : ; ; . : , . : TCeiain with attractive } Curtain Sets Fringed Curtains Heavy Cretonne $2.50 Curtains __ Diaper Cloth Pajama Checks Printed Voile Bed Sheets : border decoratio Red Star” brand, in —in blue, pink or T1 ly hard - twist Famous-Bart Bt —— 7 —of ecru and ivory —in shadow weave ef- In new patterns and White ruffled grena- Pf ~ ; ; fs F Bal + ize; P .7 | bolts of tc yards 27 #42white. 36 inc id foile in dainty tub- brand, 63z90-inch 88s voue with cotton-and- fect. 40 inches wide wanted colors. Rever- dine, with small fig- || $] 38 20¢ value. 17: fast calors. 40 inches bleached and seamless’ | BRT aS " special, yard 7C wide. 89c “ Seconds of 95¢ . Tz $10 50 Tea Sets ; . @€ Special assortments, affording numerous opportunities to save rayon and voile ruffle 2*4 yards long. $4.50 sible. 36 inches wide ures. Tie-backs ‘to px A Sas \ ae ey | $2.50 value () , nmair . . d se . 4 - . | vasues at .... Vare pair ' - wes, yard.. 4 c cial, pair $1.65 POX RB dspread Printed Voile value, yard..... JUC $1.29 grade....- = | 17-Pe. Se [ : ; « f Ss . % = ¢ t . f es . ° ; i mm 4 . » r kee . . ~s - = e s, servin our. _ Curtain Grenadine Sunfast Gauze iii Ts, “Debutante” brand | Sheer, hard-twist Voile | Bath Towels i snes is fey 860 (fd china, decorated in White and cream, with dots and figures. 40 inches wide, in stripes and colors XP} Xt he o Stxio8-inch size—ray- per ype —— ye engths. : blue 36 inches wide. For sash and long 9? casement curtains. Very special #2 SS We 4 om-and-cotton mixed border. sameinh | > 7 a vale | 4 Rnd ttsssstepes-. 9° 2 : : ad os was one we ae & \ eee & oer. - | Ss i 4 4 d . 7 ri unad ‘ . _— ~ = | ao) _ . | eeetneiieeeeteeen aiden. doc ta-ane-dien aed 1 4 anges s Jee bys . size. Seconds of joc Unbleached. §5€ | , yara i > “ ide. conds of grace; () be, speciai, wUC Drapery Cretonne | Fringed Curtai . c Wy rade; “4 d : | | ins Lace Panels Fringed C , “e — ogi <a a 2 : ge urtains Draper ‘ : : ate aectae niae eet Shadow lace in allover —in beige tint. allove: Filet weave and double —in sesined end of ' : 40-In. Voile Cotton Satinay Plisse Crepe : Hundreds of Bea , nc! n? : - ‘ . _) s a tee +s we 44s Giill ¥ im bright colors and designs. 25, yards long new designs. soc 29 $6 value, value, yard......@ C hem sth orde- = ‘arn ae eo we | ‘< ~- —_—i nm d ai nt vy Paste, Pillowcases Stri ed - _—s. — ; 7 40 § ° - , ; edge with borde patterns Cotton-and- j . shades as well a« we B) che 4 - = a gps ywenryr sé. he on 2. a Fine English bone china of the and piain center $2.50 rayon mixed 26 inc) ung 4 ; 44 2S “_— Ca ‘eacne as . av incnes wice anc » Be | inches wice og Roya] D | Cc Ss ff ; value, wide. Special | aan white. Soc value. size, hemstitched. 3 white and pink only. quiring no 1roming- all tea lat ait ot nia : ’ ecial, ra) 7 enc , 53 : = pair value, yard , = a value, special, soc value, 19¢ Piates, all of high-grade ae a Vandervoort Basement Economy Store Ported : : “

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 9% Knit a Shoppers’ Aid Service He | nit Sacques Fur Repairing and Storage t downtown to do yo hoppi Off (thc ys libata your shopping make f ered at out shoppers’ aid a Just telephone your needs Sak thoy Now is the season to have your Furs satisfactorily re- (oh aanery pend y ith ail the care and attention you af ~ modeled at very special prices. Also in our cold would yourse ) : ; ° storage vaults your furs will be absolutely safe from fire, \ theft and moths. € Of good quality yarn embroidered in either eS . pink or blue. Infants’ to Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 BPO SIC.~ arene t — Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 | nec ||| Just 203 R t IMluch Reduced Pri | Jus ugs at Ivluch Reduced Prices ple 'Kerehiets et | f | Overstocked Mills | ¢ eee at CMM; H The Big Facts Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth anh 2 Ries Myth ine 0 he . +r ope ree “w i Wie ty a PE ak sa" rw oa . “ue f nw Be py PHO ae tebe Pe eg a! aye * Net oy Tee ae, ' ‘ wre . o d ied ’ ‘4 at oe Eo” 6 ’ c4 ‘ : 4 eer yi ae Pe ane scree ae 2 eel nay 3, re ae - : = (eo! -# “ = Ve ne te Ahlers PORE Bit ye Ae hag Aah tend .) SAGAR he 69 fe Ge £2 bttenene hiaie . ~- + td wend 1 ele ~~ a . 4 . atncinttiied . te hv ee sao ~® Ai Ripe wait, & NBT” Saye ~~ nj tm aap f punareatanacwaimae iinet ca a a Bi OG 6 Rl Fa er. “yr nee > at ¥ * a ¢ tide teen ee ee ee ms 6 patie PCE MeNey o mee wompwrty aa. * Sy A hg os Behe crm sd a Adee Li good quality cam. bric in white and colors with em. broidered corners; also novelty Manufacturers f hi h # * 00 | Lee | |] rints and colored woven borde O | - rade th ee PAT A | 43 tet . kinds. eal | area ral Rugs whose | ramen — | Op) Ae) This Sale offers unusual values. Every verstocKe 1™m.- {9 3S 78 Orn ——— i , ave made im Ho i | Rug is perfect. Every Rug standard Boys’ Wash Suits i ae — : : ,ortan rice con Ge ba : Be oe phn, 2 ad Se . . $1.39 Value at P cessions, providing Bereta TS ay ET | quality. Every Rug from a standard mill. 10 tll reat savi i HS, res . savings. ie Be eee. pS oe S 1 . . | ss: Spe, er ee Every Rug a real opportunity. “oP ae “% Pid getirnctoes COE MM AN — —. “% uy . - how ‘ ¥ ™ a 7 + Dab ee Sa La 12 ‘ * — os we oil be 4 eye ' ot nn? dee Per os pap ty ber’) bleed el hig ® « ee . - - Y A ae + a wae ee a . = t aD. sh yitenen ca : sedis _ . BTR BM OE ag TE aD 18. Ale PLEA” PRES SD ee eee wi 4 ne ML dips : 4 5 Bets ’ € Tailored of wor- sted, cassimere and and colors. Sizes ik ze ae hy ; ipa! - ‘ j 4 - a Y - e . . = “s , i : e4 ' * ee 5 a Pad emer) et | he colored figures in rose, blue, green, black and orange [REM OGVMTIy arias, 28 to 46 waist. Lut ki] Lez ) iif = ™ EF ] : 4, re | OST attractive are these inexpensive Breakfast Sets of | ; A ey, | M | Beautifully made. | “oy Basement linen crash checked in blue, pink or yellow. Cloth 54x54 | | inches and six 12x12-inch napkins. gees Gi: _— : oa Ee So Casement Curtains, Special $1.85 Each | Beginning Monday— WE en 3. Che? | eX raids W770 6, Oy, ) Linen crash Sets the same as the breakfast sets only in the | in rich gold or natural shade, finished with deep bul- sridge size—cloth 36x36 inches and four 12x12-inch napkins. | lion fringe. Also lace flounce and insertions on fine - cS 3 LZ Ze -D) . Z g Z iA > - Bis i * W 1 S : | Gt¢EA ‘—CQZarw gy oe | 7 low check {“- (—, -#4 ~~ ¢ y : i 4 ; 1¢ . ] > N : GZ; GEA AEG ‘ Blue, pink or yellow checks marquisette. 4 a ad j ; Hemstitched Linen moller lowe | Lace Panel Curtains, Special $2.95 Each e, Yard : ; Rtas wh T) Napkins, $2.50 Doz. 85c Eac AQ a 1 a | P oS | Bleached linen crash Tow- Regular $3.75 to $4.50 lace Panels in a great variety ‘XS . “ ) Floras patterns in linen els made of 2% yards fine | of styles, including filet, madras, two-tone and case- || > + | | damask Napkins with hem- | quality toweling. ment weaves. All are 45 inches wide by 214 yards long. {' % » - enim aii '\{ cedar. Size 28 inches high, 48 inches long, and 21 to $2.98 Weaves for Summer wear, in range of beautiful col- new patterns... There y wanted weaves, in- —eeeenes rere cere Se RI A a Ala a So Aart ene. “pe. Washable Crepe. groadcloth, Striped ble Crepe, Black Satin, Sports Crepe, Printed de Chine, Satin Shan- " WPrahetien- RF Ot RRP wees wip ol pe ” a s for All Spring Summer Require- - ments! . H @) . $99.75 100-Pc. Dinner Sets of choice | $358.75 103-Pc. Dinner Sets of French | | . Basement Economy Store { i #} Limoges china. Border decoration of | china, with green and gold border. | Unbleached Linen Damask | ) ” - inches wide. | | a A great variety of Cedar Chests, also fine solid wal- | | gold and pink roses. Gold Gold mat $ P , : | ° | d L Table Damask. ac sf : } Bi Covered handles $49.50 handles 175.00 | ‘tees ans ee ee eres SS nut Chests, are offered during this sale at special $39.50 47-Pc. Sets of Limoges china. $49.50 49-Pc. Dinner Sets of Bavarian | Linen Shop—Second Floor. prices, ranging from $19.85 to $87.50. 66 | - | 99 im. °°. 549.50 : C a a | ie r decorati china with mat gold Ss iaaiaateaaneataiiiaaiianas ) P. S. Ready-to-H A ; ith inted p ecl S q a. $24.50 handies $29.79 stripes, Pte p/n 48 inches, special, $1.65. Same as above most wanted items at sav- i $56.85 108-Pc, Dinner Sets of high- $58.25 41-Pc. Dinner Set of Wedg- Ree 1 i grade American semi-porcelain with col- wood wey $29 715 | Glass Luncheon Sets Ce eS ee H i lorful borders of flower baskets onivory | Very tine — Illustrated es bleached Sheets H i back. $39 75 $47.50 pi te — of semi-porcelain $ 75 : a found . | with decof®tive border $ I 4 Gg F t E. ] R d . d ; ained— $ 1 O00 H $315.35 105-Pc. Dinner Sets of finest ee agi s gee - nd 22.50 Vi : sae ast-COlor c Spr Cads Special | RILLIANT crystal in XCELLENT fast-color washable Spreads, with attractive -40 Grades... 3 7 rbeland china, imported from England. attractively $19 75 : Sk B E m +Urquo} | : urquoise blue border, | ° : rose or emerald color, stripes and Jacquard designs on ivory grounds with $3.49 h seamless Sheets that are slightly Fh swith rose $ () | decorated | ,’ * ew a. ; ' : Ss ° P _ me e . ° P / They're hemmed and ready for use. 3 150.0 $42.50 99-Pc. Dinner Set $29 75 | SSS 53" oe Somme of the stripes of rose, blue or gold. Scalloped. 108 inches long. For ° = 6: full-sized beds. Ideal for Summer. dl “— | | ‘dor 121-Pc. Dinner Sets of semi- | of Bavarian china . ' ile. | Celain with at i oe ’ oile Bed Sheets 1 at i — is ae Pancreas bes $22.75 at 5 Sieuaned Tes Cups Outdoor Blankets | Damask Spreads $35 52-Pc. Dinner Set of hard-twist Famous-Barrf iz order decorations Gainty tub- brand, 63x90-inch size; 8 Saucers Regular $12.95 40 inches | bleached and seamless. , a Bk) be 1 Sugar Bowl $ 50 S . d f i . ~ . d..... o0c peepee : $10.50 Tea Sets $27.50 Apartment Sets oe - 1 Cream Pitcher Special 6 | $ 85 Imported china in solid colors of | = 1 Handled Tray—10-inch | Special Q: owels aes 9-4 Sheeting ia | Bot edan Sets, serving four. Import- c Se ae | ? With tolored Pepperell brand, 1” 1 i China, decorated in | ue, green anc buss. 33C - | Rose or emerald crystal in attractive shapes ders. Suitable for camping or sleeping multi-colored stripes. Unusual color range. | yard oe . 4 ‘ ; : Satinay Plisse Crepe 1 Hundreds of Beautiful Ser vice Pp lates—Reduced ! —very smart for breakfast or lunch. The Set _ porches. Size 66x80 inches. i consists of plates, cups, saucers, $ ‘i Advance Sale of Blankets for September Otton Satinay, —in plain shades, 40° BF; 1d Wed g wide and in , inches wi d re- ine English well-known makes, such as Cauldon, Wedgwood, inches wide an gE bone china of the Also a wide selection of salad, luncheon and | cereal bowls, sugar bow! and cream Delivery. Watch for Announcement. yd pink only. quiring no ironing. 25¢ . °yal Doulton Cro ' ; wn Staffordshire. ; | value, mm ‘* plates, all of high- ’ at remarkably low prices for the May Sale. | pitcher. 18 pieces , : ' . eee 19c i high-grade wares Vandervoort’s Glassware Shop—Fourth Floor. Vandervoort's Blanket Shep—Fourth Floor. Us és wa: — er tan Basement Economy Store Vandervoort’s China Shop—Fourth Floor. -— ce _— Sones ae ee A Se TN mae oa x : * ae pony" eer ee ~

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —-— : sais - —— * 7 Complete 4-Room Outfits Specially Priced Monday in the May JUNE BRIDE SA — See Our “Happy-Home” 4-Room Out fit Complete, Priced $397} \ BETTER CONDITION, nam sai __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __— PAGE 10B -- | » Resumed Except at ha > ~~ Ferrys Ha West Alton = geese acpi naaemiatiie | J ° ete Ka Te.) a ii cludes . : Ph ote > "S 7 $$ vw vy ' n i -* . - " > . “™ « : = ss W isconst Western j (raat @a(Gute : p *y | 7 bE dove Mie. CIEE te OB a? NS OY, - ene ow a cenerally ="Te ti hes travel by 21-Piece ‘S| |{ 20 Pieces SR. | a carat a , | Including a 9x12 : Loven GE es | satiate | arte P i mediately sheets. 1 blanket. 1 mirror. bed lamp, an 1? Cc d 2 tllows. : throw rug. and a Ux i 2 roy al vely et live ‘ra ‘fic ing-room rug. | = ; > “2 ag phage Tanen se : 2% , per LIffiCULTY IT) gem Ge ie | r a | | [ Kit h () t fit | | Including a 26-Piece —— PE td “an | —— — | | Kitchen Outfit | ] , rh ee sea OU LY Aitchen TE] Silver-Plated Set |)? ———a . pos ye ft teas RY ene: , Pieces Priced Separately | | ; age i; ee fe | en St. Louis and Memphis—is t 2:2 tae te : cf KITCHEN CABINET—Sturdily bufle in And a 100-Pc. Dinner Set | 4 a= Pp epee ——— - = — ies a Mad ; povegmenS a eh Bed eak. Has tilting fleur — ae 2 | TE ae i ; oan ae oe , wie hin and many handy e oo Pa Onl Bt] ; ' etn Tes eee eS ee ther detou compartments Ps Y : Y } i ae “a Tties fe Fe few nw Riis SS . : ‘ound a flooded | | ; A % t $4 ; ' - : : j _ : ts a+ 3 ‘ —_— : ‘ j ~ h, 4 ; ‘ t ; - 4 3 p : 3 2 —" -_ ies : . ‘ = > Pay Only 75c Weekly A ? BEF of) i Laat fs REFPRIGERATOR—A S-deor model of zxolden oak, has roomy food compartment ; it . a a . . ah “Ghinen | dane $1 f | oi di The Outfit includes an 8-piece genuine sliding wire shelves and wt et Ronee a a, ane a. large ice chamber . SAE os ye Dining-Room Suite—a Pay Only 50¢ Weekly . 3 6-foot extension table, 66-inch buffet, *- P* BREAKFAST SET—In ename}! fin- = ] host ch ir and > side chairs— (the ish—the table haa drop- ; oe x = * ae 1 - : ‘ leaf abhen. the chairs are Si 6.8 | > : chin. cabinet at a small additional ) quainttly areata : , : , ae cost)—100-piece dinner set, 26-piece _ - we Water Over Slab on No. 60. Pay Only 50c Weekly Ne a> : Over tne pAave- — : genuine silver-plated tableware set, 3- ; | : ed | ver. ts FELT-BASE RUG—A 9x12 . 4 Ss as at Re a ee ee L $5.95 gh: piece iridescent buffet set, tablecloth tractive design and ¢. napkins and a 2-piece steel carv- Lae Sees Snakes OR wnat ha 8 & 4 PITS: you are responsible for Carrying passengers Kae $ ns nid sas ences euigs a bags 7 “ P Me a ee ae - " a SF 5 > 2 . Sy, aaa ea oe he pete ee x was was be AP Ste ' Oy a ee . age! Lay! ‘ + aay " _ “ve ¥ a » ° cs =) p 7 x a} >. v3 y , ‘ : * t - = SSRs, 2 oe LRAT naeld ‘a J cape -. Pek mC r, a ra . Roo aa po ae i saps ~ @ te ‘ aA , o toea ee “ ee a se wae . fae sy ee dh ee AS ” as Ad He. ™ Bi an » ie 5 “ ee * ae hot! > aa " - “ he dbee* Re 5 SORE ge Rt athe oe npg pe aA : 5 “ a) Satie) ahead a> ra ss as A bray ete t Lane, J Fo Bae ah sf 3 er ae PL Dy a4 : a ae a a 4 MIS Re dis oes PY, cee MEN 4 He! Me hee Sees white ke OT Tye Sele a anaes Oe tanh Pak B : rs _ fh he dete TT 2 Cs * ess ety? 8% ie igs ge Age att oe wed ~ Oaks ct ea ra ae Y-F% siz! co att Wick a x tS AR Bee Dim «et es sin, —_-_ = Plain Figure Prices— ' , One Price to All Sa . Many Other Great Values “The House of Honor” , in Vast Assortments Here Courtesy Always Greets Specially Priced in the the Visitor ———-—----—--~,§ S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets es) . — June Bride Sale

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YG WY, VIII 1p Vie oS wm 3 y A Vly a y W114 WAAL Ld 4 yy . 6 ym “tld &,. Unyfi Z Vp UG, Vi tt Vis lp G, Taig fe 4, a a ae Z Y $4 % W Viz A YG Y 7 4 7 7 % 77 “7 LA “tupypf? Witt “ff Vupph “ C7777 = ; : Y Y AW 12) [ST.LOUIS Post-Dispatch) / a Z a a‘ | eS. WL YT PCO WN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1997. PAGES 1—14._ SUR ROADS ARE. TSE oF mont, TMGHIWAYS GOOD IN Three Stock Cars Exceed 86 M.P.H. in Race MRACTOR PLOW GUDES NVBETTER CONDITION, — sao arosnere | POPLAR BLUFF REGION vin Rane 7 isin $2) 6 ~fISELF WITHOUT MAN ] NDIVIDUAL road maps of ‘| & the States, and atlases of || - ~- | Mi : | ; : | _ Minutes — First 3 Autos | ee : Fertys Have Resumed Except at || the — of the Eastern |/U. S. No. 67 Closed Except to | fee ic, ee ee ee eS ae ; | = ti f Nebraskan Contin i y . . } s : i . e . Ne f a ee wre Bi aan i ee , : ) - . ’ a | and Western sections of thi | rhose on Urgent Business | Finish With Wheels pee : ies : : Rue die i ran, cn cos : Invention o | & i — —— x oe ee phis Route Open. || the Joint Touring Bureau main- n—s t. Louis- M cim- | nt r Mknpianten Oe Sota ee x xe Bo sages ‘Reese roms Bion . ° , West Alto || country, are now available at npr eet : vs | F D 3 N | ieee Be gee Bs i ae ee ee | i gS Asim ues Plowing as Long as | tained by the Post Dispatch (icine — Ppe — ne | BS a a Be RE EN caps 5 OS Re A Se ae oe Ee Fuel and Water Last. — and the Automobile Club of a r: 4 . . ° : es a? . “ he v > nbd a “ve e : ° “7 *“.° . “ite ee . Se ae 28 aos : oe S iireston . ~FRANL SLA, , avedD., Mi . “Vs . “to, 4 - i r i a am _ + ee Po DEO Me Nee ort me . the 12 counti > $l) “ro inding St. i State maps are 1 cents i tligh rt ay NO. ¥i a ‘ Post-Dispatch. i ca age Wie Tal om : ; & OSES $ os caps i—A device that will steer + tractor overs 12 —— | each. or 12 cer > mai Fae | ane dean : « pe oy PIERCE : See Ree on ae Louis ae ” be cents by — town-Arkansa in ute, i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May 14. | BEE SEP : ge pt Rare plow automatically, stop it when it #1 ny } icegur ne atiases are f cents |' Pop): luff : ; nee 2 ‘espe ee i ; j ’ t te 0 ai ) CA Pita i . »* «& ae d . . * . . ad ee The ferries OVC! aes Mi: - each. or 64 cents by first-clas Pop — Averaging 86.247 miles an hour, > hte 5 enna ORE te oe 4 ie | gets out of the furrow, take care of ; at Washington on state weet ee dials S OY tirst-Ciass cording to a long-distance message | m > Qe1)/ | Be SR RI Ses RI "$ SR OE SO RR OR ee : n fact. literal t 4 ill No. 47 he route from mail. The Eastern atlas in- received vest ; vision Tom Rooney, driving a Stutz road- ee SLE apt PO OTR PR te pa RO eT Wee ae... sain liaself, in fact, litera ly go Oul an Wi I " , iit JF A , + f ie i ‘ ‘ j ‘ : F | : 4 ; ve - on Federal 61 led- cludes the Eastern provinces of || highway headqu: “g Sikeston, | Ster) won the first real stock car Vv 4 ‘ c ies . . : A { ici i . it a>) LEST : | Herman on State so ond legate = r I t qT ce ral d 1% | FF AMNRESSES STUDENT Ken Immand a the race in The 17 cara that faced the start. of buyers every day. ‘that the stock car race was the| . Al oth a ee 6) Dut He is not believed that traftic vim PR ts - vi running almost wheel t wheel he SO a RE My st x : What Changes Were Allowed really big thrill of the afternoon. |UP ‘nm every test. er’s flag were ssentially stock au- | c ‘S wed. ) seen y acids gx / S ¥ é ; ERY eas ‘seed ° , AM A SBE i RD OLR RO etl NNN lili A Nip ci TONE Aa* a eaves ae * he Rag * PAA SON " AOS PIE aM Feds gue a re 2, Pees ae 19 inches of ater This wa- indi — 3 ' ' ‘toyt% Aarive r Re 1e 1 ls r ¢h con “¢ dated ‘ sonata rt nf Greenvills ' . Stutz driven by Rooney, and wheels of the second car. are the cars that come from sales-'| rious cars entered. iy a ioe es: ws ones 4 4ihnanr . Cr | Rob: +a A 1d of! 49th lap the those in the throng of 20,000 had | move fenders, running boards and second driven out to the track to see the; aprons, not to increase the speed | ; ee eee with grave! diversion channel bottoms and Automobil! ers ssociation and the Paig hird. this position | race. If the keenness of interest in| of their mounts. but in the inter- | of cars that easily migh : id ; _ erne ’ for the last this event was a criterion, the 20,-}est of safely. Running at high | their own machines. There were roadsters, speedsters, sedans, cab- St rou we 11S So TORI ts ne nee, tween iat LT r)} al i 4 ‘ i if’. " 4 7 SA cect ,) 5 “a7 yr! | Pry t ' \al f i 4 7 . R Ve Heretofore this caver Aint , as greg: i het #assabtel | sc vee : se ; ‘ntomobile Show an: ley nm { ack h Mever, in 000 were much more curious to see | speed over the board ovals, it is Im- plowing machine, and has ‘oem m 30 miles; was rather rough. ‘although not recommended for) Association Managers. delivered an the Paige, attempted to pass the | what their own cars could do in the | peratively necessary that a driver islets and hes et ea ne pits |S adually battering it ever since. $t. Louisans veling sou Nit«nntin between Dutehtoen and as shane, Pe ae rr ading cars, but failed by a | Way of speed than they were about be an are at all times of the condti- ea = r roe spc ped 3 The device is being marketed by Pederal No. 67, via No. 61 from &St. | Jackzon. From Jackson to Apple- student engineering body of Mar- few fee oS li the 200 mile championship race| tion of his tires. For this reason, | getting their fina UnINg J ja manufacturer at Lincoln, Neb., deuis, will experience difficuity in | ton it is in good condition. |quette University of Milwaukee. Around the last bank they drove that foliowed, in which .profes-|the fenders, running board and Centinued on Pace 32. Column 8. and sells at . | ———— —— ————ee : " . , on . ~ ‘ ? nrer cr? 4 ‘ Ji » f ‘* messin=e throug ! I oOpiar awakes © es | + ™ the + , i } . ? (Cc ‘ ‘ Lorna i) ia t ar: . 7? } ’ 35 Under martial law and 01 1 ‘ : e ; e Mrists on urgent business are al- | in Ip Division No, 19, hich the ee : i oro | “2 is2as | 2 fren St. Louis and Memphis —i 3 O a We the swift progress that has recently = St New Madrid has recede taken place in eight-cylinder design, it nd a 3-: : es has been made around a flooded was never so important to consider’the en- fF #ection immediately southea: . . . Eton. | gineering age of the cight you buy. Bet No. 60, the Birds Point- Product of the past two years, Hupmobile eet hee ecoumed Opers Eight is not merely abreast of the times, but lon and | Moys traff ’ can Now’ I . + Mtiter Missouri by ferry from Cairo | actually ahead in many instances of current to Birds Point. ; , . . . . Water Over Slab on No. 60. - design in fine eight-cylinder Cars. : ater, however, is over the pave- | 7 Ile ; ‘7 | hak Ce ae RT , cars, in brilliantly smooth running qualities Sistine eh } that spring from sane and simplified enginecring. phaetons among the iio. aiGea! Tg A, i ag Se sine aaa et Sas iis E26 spoils ihe oo apm Maarten ae 5 geo erie i es OR. ‘ o* by ik 2 eee ee tp ow malin atta thnk Tees cage one eee ane tt one . > ‘ — . ™ ~ ania Dhaai 16 atethea Oa i tome pero. is a ee - : me. ope Fe Ae matiy ae OT CSB dag 8) oe Lo Paha tye ea, tea ” aaa rt We lle): 2 Fnac dete bt “ = eta! s] i / atl cata NS a — ES mm : ‘ As a single example, Hupmobile’s eight-in- line motor is specially designed to take full advantage of the new anti-knock gasolines now sold everywhere and heralded as the greatest advance in fuels since the coming of the automobile. Faster pick-up, sustained smoothness, and more power from cach 2s =a & ee ee ae ee oe ee ee 128 ounce of fuel is obtained. Bus Dri | Dependeit ore 3 Modern design is likewise evidenced in such Situtiieensseten features as double plate dry disc clutch, ther- ee are responsible for mostatic and manifold heat control, cam- had we ee as ‘ and-lever steering gear, vibration damper, om 4 able service day oil filter, air and gasoline cleaners—each en- falling Coy Out by in- gineered into the car as a contributory factor WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE COMPANY ——— Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 7195 Manchester Drive the new Hupmobile Eight after you 5000 Gravois 19TH AND LOCUST STREETS Hupmobile Corner Maplewood have driven fine cars of equal or higher price. —_ ~% SP-C eea a aoe | s Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. It will convincingly prove to you that more | than $2500 for the finest eight performance ..Highland, 1. Geo. Schneider. ....+.... St. Charies. . and luxury is a needless expenditure —today any Other Great .Values | ee a | | hee : Ht. tcyptian Motor Saies..... arrisburg, ae on eee ton, in Vast Assortments : | ie C. A. Raley. inéw. Gobi. Chores Mo Etooman's Gaseet Cardwell Mo a "New Memphis, I ae’... ae ¢ 4 A, ; és rocker »tove . os wee ; a f,erman Brothers — aa ie arckeonyi e. ' Fr. G. tthe cca ag agks - Moberly. . “o- (ook Brothers ; ae —— ty ee Oe Ss reap (i olumbia. ; H. H. _....Fdwardssille, = e — wean totes ille. ‘ or or years to come, Fr. W. Cox & Sons . . Reyne. Mu. Heim Motor Coe Hickman ‘ H. H. WVWood _— ae “. S. weedtuan. sh SS ; Vilenold Motor Sales.. Springfield. | ( “ ho 1 a. ’ HUPMOBIL: DEALERS: el * = z r ‘ ‘ -* *e*e ene oe 4 . . ) fy, , : : " Specially Priced in the ; Cole County Motor (ao settonee Se! ae kh. Hammond Motor Co Granite City. ’ Kidw. McKee & Son... ‘ 3 3 Dimmitt & Arnold weg I. EK. Herman ; Mounds. Macks (,arace 54 Staunton. Wilson Motor (e......-.- . Lawrenceville. . the Mie of : ° Dimmitt & Arnold Shelby vilte. ' dt Hofing Petersburg M ‘a f . , Cape Girardeau. . 1} onn img . . x. . eaner « rArAg tean otor CO. cece June Bride Sale | z Dale Motor Sales..... Mt. Vernon. tig Hifteenhrink Garage. 1:'°0 SS. Oth St... Quiney. . Matteon Moter Car Co Mattoon, ee be a —— Co Dale Motor Sales... . West Frankfort. tefferson County Motor Sales Co., Festus, Mo. dos. Pohl... , . Marine Sales aia . , ‘ r Co., 1210 State St.. left ; , yt . * hed hineland, Me. Warne Motor ote : : Fassig-Weber Moto Fast St. Louis, Ml. jefferson County Motor Sales Co... De Soto, Mo. Sotnohens Sostae. ced sada os Mo. Sialey Motor Co Bow J owrtren Distengusshed Body Types—priced from $1945 to $5795 + o Detres, plus revenue tax. Cuflem Bodies designed and built by Dietrich | — 'N THE FINE CAR FIELD THE TREND IS UNDOUBTEDLY TOWARD EIGHTS a— i

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; og 4 ~e : * , ‘ a ™ See + se wy OT ee MX A rah Le ~~, - PAGE 2 __ TU EXPAND PAIGE CO. To Extend Facilities and Market | Production Through Pres- ent Dealers. DETROIT, May automobile industry are by Robert C. Graham, representing the three Graham brothers who recently announced their plans for | mM ¢ nt ' of the Paige-Detroit-Motor Car Co. | asstiming control and manage At a meeting of the board of di- retors of the Paige company, May 3. a contract was entered Into be- tween the company and Joseph B., Robert C. and Ray A. Graham, which when ratified by the stoc«- holders of the company, will pass the controlling interest and man- agement of the company to the Graham Brothers, To Retain Present Dealers. “We Paige to re-enter the motor car:business,” sald Rob- ert Graham, because the present Paige line of eights and sixes are fine cars which represent Si lecte | ‘first, outstanding line of cars will be continued on the market through present Paige doalers. The public may buy Paige products today with greater confidence than ever before bhe- cause of the added strength of the new management. “We are putting $4,000,000 into the Paige business, and will fol- low with an additional $4,000,000 as the development and expansion of the business warrants. We will also devote to it our full time and turers. We believe that success years of experience as manufac- tuprers. We believe that success comes from building good goods efficiently and offering them to the public at fair prices. We are in the motor car business as man- ufacturers to stay. “The present Paige plant, com- pleted within the last three years, ig thoroughly modern and ideally located. We intend to take full advantage of the opportunity for efficient manufacture. We will extend the facilities as the business develops.” Joseph B. to Be President. Joseph B. Graham, who will be the new head of the Paige com- pany, was president of Graham Brothers. and later vice president in charge of production of Dodge Brothers. He will give his full time to development of Paige Co. Robert C. Graham will be in gen- eral charge of Paige sales. He for- merly was vice president of Graham Brothers and vice president in charge of sales of Dodge Brothers. He will devote his entire time to the Paige business. Ray A. Graham, who was secre- farv-manager of Graham Brothers and general manager of Dodge Brothers, also will be active fn the Paige business, particularly on the financial side. He wil] remain at the head of Graham Brothers Corp, of New York City. 900,000 Cars in Kansas. The State of Kansas has nearly ©90,000. motor vehicles, or one for every four inhabitants. outlined | | | ! | | ‘General Motors President, | Speaking Before St. Louis 14.—Plans to} place Paige in the forefront of the | Deslers, Reviews Busi- ness Outlook and Corpo- ration’s Policies. opinion, automobile While we can j}expect to see, from time to time, ‘some minor adjustments, so far as “In | prices are stabilized. my fany radical changes in values are | concerned they are absolutely out of the picture.” Alfred P.. Sloan |Jr.. president of the General Mo- itors Corporation, thus summarized {the motor car price outlook during a visit with other G. M. C. execu- | tix es to St. Louis on Thursday. . He |had just concluded a talk to distrib- 'uters of Cadillac, La Salle, Chevro- | let, ; ; ' motor car values, This | iprovements. Oakland and General Mo- 3uick, Pontiac, Oldsmobile cars and ors truck, ceptanee Corporation, General Motors, at a luncheon in the Coronado Hotel. Outlines G. M. C. Policy. Discussing the future car at the luncheon, Sloan said: “Tt don’t think any radical changes in auto- mobile design are coming. But, of course, there will be gradual im- When I look at a car it seems almost impossible that it could be materially im- proved. When I talk with our en- gineers, however, I can see imme- diately where really big improve- ments will he made from time to time, And General Motors is in a position to stay in the lead in build- ing steadily better cars.” “General Motors’ policy and am- bition,’’ Sloan told the 159 odd dis- tributers and dealers at the lunch- eon, “‘are to develop a full Hne of cars, from the lowest to the highest priced, with all the benefits of quantity production, and to each the best and strongest in its price class. We are selling, and in- tend to sell, at cost plus a reason- able profit and to put the gains from better engineering, better merchandising, into our cars. The result of this policy has been that sales of General Motors cars have risen in three years from one in salx to one in three. “T have just received a telegram from New York stating that our retail sales in April were 182,000 odd cars, the best record we have ever made, beating our best pre- vious month, May, 1926, by 490,000. Pays Tribute to Henry Ford. Sloan digressed to remark that all industry, as well as the automo- tive industry, owed a tremendous debt to Henry Ford for his devel- opment of cheap _ transportation. his pioneering in efficient manufac- turing and merchandising methods and for his influence in general. He recalled five years ago when General Motors faced the necessity of liquidating tremendous invento- today ries, assisting overloaded dealers land borrowing $75,000,000 to $80,- N00.000, to. emphasize the part = ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CRAHAMS TELL PLANS No Radical Changes tn Cars Likely, Prices Are Stabilized, Sloan Says and representatives of | Frigidaire and General Motors Ac- | divisions of | have | | Top—Alfred P. Sloan Jr., presi- j dent of General Motors Corp., wno ) attended a meeting and luncheon }of the St. Louis distributers and | dealers — a eee | Below—Donaldson Brown, General | 'finances, who accompanied him. } | bile Co., products. | | Motors vice president, in charge of | the executive offices hold for the! remainder of the year,” Sloan de- clared. “Conditions, as we see them, throughout the country generally are in excellent shape. The volume! of current business compares Yery favorably with that of the corre- sponding period of last year. ‘Due to the steady climb of busi- ness to new levels each year, many people are prone to expect indus- try to continue getting new records. And unless business continues to gain at a very rapid rate and un- less tradesmen are constantly do- ing a bigger business, many who are apt to argue that business is bad. “This attitude is frequently the basis of informal remarks that business {gs pcor. “Business today {is stabilized to a degree hitherto unexampled in our history.” It was emphasized that General Motors today has 175,000 employes, 18,000 dealers in 103 countries, 60,000 stockholders, buys materials from 4600 firms and does business with 10,000 banks. There are 4,- 000,000 persons driving General Motors-made automobiles, and one of every three cars sold today is a | General Motors. product. Sloan was accompanied to. St. Louis by Donaldson Brown, Gen- eral Motors vice president, in charge of finance; B. G. Koether director of the sales division, and A. L. Deane, vice president, Gen- eral Motors Acceptance Corp. Sloan, who was the only speaker SUNDAY. MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 How Chrysler “80” Town Car Looks there are) p. nn OM, «e OP | Capper tins The new Chrysler “80” Imperial 7-passenger town car. France, Ten tons of plates are being Iaid on a part of the main highway and the experiment is being watched by engineers. Cast Iron for Paving. Cast iron is being tried out as paving material at Le Mans, at the luncheon here, duced by F. W. A. Vesper, St. Buick cars. The General Motors party City. DEPARTMENT IS OPENED NEW FALCON-KNIGHT SALES A separate sales department for Falcon-Knight cars has been / opened at 3115 Locust street, ad- | jacent |rooms by the DeLuxe Motor Car | to its Peerless display Co., Falcon-Knight and Peerless distributer. The new sales department has a | floor space Of approximately 7000 square feet. was intro- | | presi- | dent of the Vesper-Buick Automo- | Louis distributer of | de- | parted Thursday night for Kansas | Unconditionally Guaranteed Auto Repairs You are entitled to know the cost before the job is started and to an unconditional guarantee. We offer such a service in our flat rate schedule. Here are a few examples. klat Rate Overhauling Charges Price includes removing carbon, refacing and grinding valves, adjusting tappets, fitting and installing two Simplex or Panyard rings per cylinder, squaring connecting rod on aligning jig, fitting complete set of new wrist pins, fitting main and connecting rod bearings, running in and tuning motor, cylinder head gasket, manifold and crankcase gasket and motor oil. Buick ’24-'25 $55. | Cadillac ’18-'’25 Dodge °17-'25 Chevrolet °23-’25 2945 Washington JEff. 3169 : y— x RUEBSER AUTO ENAMEL TeGiveYourCar a Beautiful Finish The rubber that is blended into Steelcote pro duces a finish that is as permanent and as a baked enamel job. Sun and wind, ics snow, even road oil and acid, do not lustre. It is elastic and withstands the jolts, jars and vibrations that cause brittle paints to crack and chip, One covers a small or medium size car, twenty attractive colors. Sold by Best Dealers Interested Dealers Write for Attractive Proposition | Made by STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING CO., St. Louis, Ma | | i | which sound and |}counting methods had played in en- Jat ling the corporation to rise to its | present dominating position in the lautomotive field. The corporation |now has a system, he said, statistical times just where it is at, but to plan intelligently contingency, General Motors, Sloan 'tributers and dealers getting their | business into shape to meet any | | possible business condition. He | saw nothing to fear, but realized | that anv year a business readjust- | He pointed out | ment m‘zht come. has | that the eorporation sist any dealer who desires it— | to develop, audit and analyze his accounts. This accounting ' pany, he said, will have in all important cities in this country and, perhaps, later in for- eign He earnestly hoped G. M. C. dealers would use the cities, facilities of this company or those of other good accountants. vo a No Interest As Low as $1.00 Per Week BRUNSWICK Your Credit Is Good Here BIEDERMANN MOTOR CAR Co. 1800 S. SEVENTH BL. / HUMBOLT 2355 & 7 car owners are today enjoying greater riding comfort because their cars are equipped with Gabriel Snubbers. In addition, Gabriels re- duce repairs and spring breakage —save gas, tires and brakes—and lessen wear and tear on the car. Gabriel Snubbers are always sold on a 30-day, money-back gearantes. NEW AND BETTER ee eeegat a ste H. C. MERRY, Inc. SOLF. DISTRIBLUFOR Gabricl—and Onty Gabriel 1 Is a Snubber ™- . og P es ER - sf a}? ae 7 > » So ; a ; ao .7 WE S33 & ea a: = 3 : ¥ Pe ; 4 OM, : : 3 PAS ; he . ; = 3 r ee a. - : 53 a - " P i ; ° = " . ee ; -* . - A. 6 = e + 79 A ‘ P ® . , (eee ; cat 2 NA ! = 29 . — ; . Pe ? ; - , ’ © = ’ ma F : ._ *-* er ye ’ y ‘ a ’ . i‘ ® dae 5 : . f z=: : ‘ . ‘ ; ‘ a ,° - > . = ae ~oe ed rs . - . “-_ ars) ¥ be , bar Me 7° ,_* = - ‘ . . . ‘ . ~ ~ Wee . y * os i} = Fim ee 7 . , : ? 2, Ss : i | . L ' , ae 2 ie s* ' : y | : ' ; “eed " : ; . Ase ) i ‘ . , . 7 > a - U . Po ea « ‘ ' P ee \ , = ‘ ; : ie - eee “te 7 be Sta is : LAs; oT sae AX bs ; So Pe . ae ae ~ . ek sa € .- Pe ae oe ; t 4 ee . x Poe Ss n ‘S ‘= an 5 Te ys ‘a 3 ° aw a5 ee) oat pier ye Ww : AS Sie os *a Sigs * 4 ‘SA, Feet ‘ q uy eee aes tt > (es Pee Beat z : { Son . % 3 . a . =e ne " r l- . See : i. ‘ : a a2 3 s 5 : Fe : : eis $ 3% eee sy > 4 ry ‘ ow? % : me ‘ r : i = k .. 5 fice we: a 4 - Discusses Used Cars. Discussing the used car tion, Sloan said that G. M. , experienced “a ition” from its recent adv 'of facts about the used car ; lem. Such advertising, he | will not correct or eliminate 'car abuses, but throug cation new car prospects | brought to realize the 'C., he stated; has $1,900,000 to put its wonderfu h such edu- ean he facts G. M appropriated used car mes- | Sage across. Sloan said he thought | adoption of the ‘‘Windsor advertise at the cars of The own Appraisals basis of the combine to regular’ intervals prices of used models and makes. the prices for his ' used on the dealers standard various dealer sets make of made published car. are prices, “This plan,” sai chief value, possibly, in | tends to adjust the prospect’s mind | as to the value he may expect for | his used car.” He thought | plan would i Sloan. “Shas its St. Tvouis | where it was one of the would be tried. ar will give it a fair chance,” he sald. | “IT am sure it will prove helpful. By G. M. C. Sales Increases. , ; at Sloan said Géneral Motors thor- | oughly believed that time financing | of automobile payments was sane and sound, as ceptance Corp. -many payments. He that use of GMAC able it to bring rates still and to give even better service. General Motors ning around 40 sales per are cont est proporti*nate' gains made by Chevrolet and With such a start, he thought, it was reasonably certain that G. M. M™,. would its 1926 record. that the automobile industry. as a whole, would not manufacture or scll aS many cars as falling short possibly 5 cent from the 1926 total. ace | which | ‘enables it not only to know at all | also | for any future | said, is | keenly interested in seeing its dis- | organ- | | ized an accounting company to as- | come |} branches! general Plan” | | would be helpful. Under this plan, | tnat. Ti the | be used in many cit- | | les, remarking that he understood | places | vou } evidenced by its | creating of the General Motors Ac- | He was opposed | | to too small down payments or too | suggested | facilities by | General Motors dealers would en- | lower run. | larger | than last year, he said, the larg- | being | Pontiac. | close the year ahead of | Indications were | last year, | or 6 Per | But iff! the industry enjoyed a vear 95 per | cent as good as 1926—Iits record | year—he could see no reason for | any pessimism. : “Constant surveys of business | | eonditions, which our corporation | | finds it advisable to make, cou-/| | pled with reports from our coun-| j; try wide dealer organizations, re- flect the confidence which we at| that PEOPLE car do it. ments. to do and HOW they would like to have the Get into the Auburn, see if IT does what YOU want a car to do, the WAY you want it done, and if it does, then Auburn meets your require- If you want to know “this, that or the other know WHAT they want a car Does Not Sell TTSELF You Will Not Be Asked to Buy To conduct our business upon this unusual basis means Auburn must build BETTER motor cars; give greater power and speed, more room and comfort, easier steering, less effort in driving, greater endurance and BIGGER VALUE. We predicate our policy on the belief that the public is so thoroughly automobile-experienced, thing” about Auburn’s construction, our sales: man will be glad to tell you, but the test of every: thing that goes into the Auburn or any other automobile, is not the salesman’s ability to per: suade but the car’s ability to perform. We prefer to let the car answer all your ques- tions—at slow speed in traffic, at fifty, sixty and more miles per hour; up hills, around curves; quick stops; over rough roads, in every test you care to put it to. Only the motor car of most advanced design, finest materials, greatest structural strength and one that is perfect down to the smallest detail can survive and win out in this method of selling. 6-66 Roadster $1095: 6-66 Sport Sedan $1195: 8-88 Sedan $2195: AUBURN 8-88 7-passenger Sedan $2595. AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, Again Auburn sales will double in 1927. , ae 6-66 Sedan $1295; 8-77 Roadster $1395: 8-77 Sport Sedan $1495; 8-77 Sedan $1695: 8-88 Roadster $1995; 8-88 Sport Sedan $2095; reight, Tax and Equipment Extra. AUBURN, INDIANA The 8-80 Sedan $2195 130-inch wheelbase §0 miles per hour Open Evenings and Sundays AUBURN-ST. LOUIS CO. 2309 Locust Boul. CEntral 2764-5 SE INTERNATIONAL TRUCK NOW IN MODERN HOME Occupies 40,000 Square Feet c ~ Floor Space at 4010-20 West Pine Boulevard. A new one-story building, with | 125 foot frontage, at 4010-20 West | pine poulevard, is now the general | and service headquarters of, the International Harvester Co. ' truck division. The general of- fices of the company remain at' e-os North Broadway, and the, : ice station of the truck division | sales ser’ | at exo00 North ninth street is also ~~ peing retained. The opening of the new building tomorrow. The week of} will be ®1 has been designated | May 16 to as welcome week. Cost Approximately $175,000. The new sales and service build- ted at a cost of ap-/| 5,000. It occupies a floor space under roof of 27,500) square feet. There are 49,000 square feet on the premises, which include a large service yard. The display room occupies 45x95 feet on Wes! Pine boulevard. The executive offices are inimediately | ing was eres proximately $17 adjacent to it. | ‘ a convenient waiting room has | been arranged in the new building | for truck drivers. It is furnished with chairs, tables and current reading matter. A washroom is also provided for their comfort. A special inclosed painting and cleaning room is on the north side of the building. A large yard with concrete surface, at the east side of the building, will be fenced in and used for testing and inspecting. To Carry $80,000 Stock. Adjoining the display room on the west side is a stock room, ac- cessible both from the display room and rear shop. The stock room occupies a floor space 95x45 feet and is equipped throughout with stee] fireproof bins. It will carry a stock of approximately $59,000, according to PY’. J. Harmon, branch manager in charge. The garage proper, in the rear of the building, has a floor space 155x890 feet and ts large enough to service 25 trucks at a time. It is equipped with all modern repair and handling devices and has radi- welding facilities which, accord- largest in repair and ‘ wo ro! gre ator and a room, ing to Harmon, is the St. Louis. A saving cent to as ranging from as S50 per Interna- of time high the 50 per cent is expect d by tlonal Harvester people as a result | of the installation of special time- | saving machinery in the new build- ing. The produces 11! from 1500 to International Harvester Co. truck 10.000 pounds. _—_—_—_—_———~S —- - — BRITTON AND ALL OFFICERS OF AUTO CLUB RE-ELECTED Automobile re-elected first meeting of board of gover- Edwin R. Culver the were officers of of Missouri week at the elected club the newly the Ir. of the Was appointed to the board of gov- ernors to fill the unexpired term of John A. Bruner, who died recently. The officers of the club are: Roy F. Britton, president: Paul C. and ©, R. Nicholson. vice presi- lrederick H. Semple, treas- and Matt. F. keneral manager. A. B. SEIGFRIED APPOINTED hors o} dents: irer ' i. and ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER \. B. Seigfried, for the past four sulesman of the n-Frampton Motor Car Co was appointed assistant nanager of the company fol- meeting last week, I’rendergast, sales ending sales to F. meeting climaxe@d an Aprt: S contest in which the salesmen were grouped into teams. Seigfried captain of the winning team. * Company competitive ; . r . ae . > opened ‘DENK Will ager of _tor Car recen | elected ‘or the manage ,of the Automeo ers A has for been or son - service was service of the two ye Prior ice mar years the Hr Co. As ct agers’ side at will sel ers on ing. models, ranging | Wrought Iron Range Co, | Hunt | Morse, secretary : LAS : FOR | To t | panion , honor ‘rial Ds on the The provid and 8 ly sou | turers, ' dianap above car. | pacem | It wil | Rader | is far ‘is a school / many at She / sion, | dirt still s The ,of th | specta maki jat Grour vroadsté ceeded three on the ‘Ina si gear miles The a win was 1¢ GARD Ga for mone acces “G inere past f, facilit twice in-lin produ two to t mand i erenmeees Another Chance to “Buy More Wisely” Brand-New $1096.50 S ‘7 ‘ > od Our Price *84 Nowhere Wide Pay: $275 Cash, Bal. 12 Mos. 90-Day Guar- antee—30-Day Free Service. Wor

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A tg {and bridges. The Republic ig ; 7 | ready to begin the r . ‘aes Cen einer nr venti ii: — ES work on its highway — Selayeg | | | | tuel is reported low. ‘terested to have attained a speed ing start In a little over a minute, them % heir } ilar ee, tees | New He d t f I , . ' | | The car is ted by those in- | of 150 | er } r froma stand-in a test them to their pre-war rank. 4°m i adquarters tor international Trucks in St. Louis | rhe car is reported by these in- | of 150 miles per hour fren 8 stun®=iis See , = a 1 iY a - 1 a% f ne B UIC ard. , ae > OIRO oe ne Re Y OTS E Oty. Oo TNs e 1 . — West am , TE ee a 28 LSS, x oe A OMB ne: oO . Run at 150 M. PF. B. All New, Clean, Fresh Stock 30x3! / Miller 45 | i ia itelheat = tees ; : ie sie Ie OR SE Bee SR ees oa : . / 2 tiversize. . . tory building, with ee 3 Do oh ER OR ae 5 ee epik ei % | : 4°44 8. S. N.- Cc stor’ | Zz e Fe Eee Ong a eee Bi 3 ki BY ee, |Special to the Post-Dispatch. 7 SEs 5. 8. N. Ss. A. W. Cords, — 3254 Miller SS. Non-Skid... at 4010-20 West goats Re ; RO xs : Bere we em ; a | DETROIT, Mays 14.—Develop- 5 30x15 S.S. N.S. A. W. Cords, $25.45 | ancy Miller SS. Non-Skid ao se , 33x5 S.S. N.-S. A. W. Cords, $23.95 | 32x14 a pene ores . » ? ~] ’ ’ ‘ Naa4t. Mil er . on-™ i ® ®@e* Mote nd “~" ©. : = - . ~*~ . a new one- S1x4 Miller &.S. Non-Skid 125 foot frontace. poulevard, is now the general 3 a ; Pay — ‘@ . ment ot a ee car in Detroit, by | me ciel coon. ee “i (pie es: fs | the men who backed the Doble-De- , sles and service headquarters of = eae ; “oe ee f itroit steam car, is going on and SSe6. “ cA, ‘ a ~ . Eg r Skid - - division. The eneral of- | te, OR tae ERY BO ee. a am idriven here, Nits ] truck agumage ck -matl ae Bee ieee i ae gabe 3 secauiiaeee tee i a = The power plant is novel in that | is 29x4.40 30x4.95 30x5.25 31x5.25 3013%% Fisk N.-S.... ices of the company remain at Bi. z ae : a eS ce fot ie cis: a pitt “hecliap: nt yPeaapees ‘ei, Miller Non-Skid, [Miller Non-Skid, Miller Non-Skid, — Miller Non-Skid, Sind bisk 5.8, a ; lway 3 h ee ss CS MOR i tp if utliizes the explosion of gaso- pr” $8.65 $13.45 $14.45 , $14.95 1 Sex4 Fisk SS. N.- esos North Broadway, and the : aie line fuel for superheating steam in | Goodyear All- Goodyear All- Goodyear . United States, 5 S3a4 Fisk S.S. N, eo am af the truck division ca ey i a a i : i OO neha goles a Weather .. $8.95] Weather $13.05 | Weather . $14.9 t?x4%4 Fisk ice station of Tne Ul : eee ‘ ae ses ; % ‘one end of an hour-glass shaped ‘ United States, Fisk Goodvear All- S4n4% Pisk a s boiler, the steam being stored in! \ I $5.45 $15.75 Non-Skid * Weather. $15.45 Six4h— Fisk | a United States, Fisk Vremiler— t. & Royal Fisk Premier by S355 Fisk N.S .. ithe other end for use in the cylin- | $8.75] Non-Skid, $11.25 ]Cords ... 4.25 }Non-Skid, $17.75 ° siu5 Pink N.S kt. peing retaine i ders | ing ‘ ) > ta’ 1 ding ut ren Bally H ed agli pe oat aiDoeminage Ai e | Fifty gallons of water are car-| 33x6.00 IAG Name RED TOP a yniorrow. ne FeCK ] f ; : . ee 4 7 on ms —e , " , ee tngrmor: The, week E sale aon = |e. and the toss trom evaporation | iter, $16.75] uaa? o6| 3019) Cmte, tour 4.45 | FISK CORDS f May - otis) email : : ; iS sal¢ o pe negziliginie, eae , : e Non-Skid Cord ... . .? ome week. RVICE |limit im piston displacement were: inhi , tate Cartes Goodyear. eerey . ret Approximately $175,000. EXCEED [La Salle, Cadiline, Packard, Lin-| oo My ete. ght tees a $16.29) ‘wii’ ¢17.45| HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRES | 30:3 %°%; $6.75 ; “wy « KN Aa " : Her: Ss ne OrGeer in Writ ‘ a* - ~ow ~~ - : > aa heey, = AOEIT ft 2 ma wre Ph aM ‘ . - ar s " tne ap . 7 eget ew ns dries overnight. ae chairs, tables and current/son - Frampto1 | Ze Aub. & R .. rddie — r.52 siso provided for their comfort. {was appointed eee ee Stutz St. 8 S-L.T.Corum 55 3 | e rubber that is blended into Steelcote Pro A special inclosed painting and service manager "gm; | After these seven had crossed the a finish that is as permanent and durable cleaning room is on the north side |of the company ine, others | stiii fuaning—twe a baked enamel job. Sun and wind, ice and of the building. A large yard with; two years ago. Chrysler 70s, a Chandler, a Whippet | bw, even road oil and acid, do not affect its concrete surface. at the east side of Prior to his appointment as yog bee Six, and an Auburn—were flagyed | re. It is elastic and withstands the constant g, will be fenced in and | Ice manager, Denhard was for wr down to permit preparations for | is, jars and vibrations that cause ordinary sed for tes ing and Inspecting. | years assistant service n —a ee the championship race. e paints to crack and chip. One quart To Carry $80,000 Stock. | the Hudson-Frampton Motor Cat Entries. not among the seven that vers a small or medium size car. Comes in ee | . were ranked and timed, and their mty attractive colors. the mest S) 1@¢ is a StocK room, Cc As chairmman of the service man drivers. were: ® cessible both from the dl mm iagers’ bureau, Denhard will Pp Car. Driver. | ‘ by Best Dealers and rear Shop. The to K Nj side at all. bureau meeéti nse aNnG ' handler Snecia yu _. Bill Hart | alers Write for Attractive Proposition —- * si : Fel sll rata let will select the various & a pea*-- Star 6 roadster.......R.C. Parker anc is equippea tarou ut ‘lis j}ers On the program o. cacn Gi - Whippet 6 roadster. Buck Braddock MANUFACTURING CO. St. Louis, Mo | iat firepr of bit % ie i "arry | ing Essex 6 speedster. . .James Gleaso1 ding to FL J. LA SALLE TO BE PACEMAKER = aw ) FOR INDIANAPOLIS AUTO RACES 5 er is *) Ww. B. Denhard. PS eR AI A A | a runtry - 4 — ieteasiaad . shi entiiien f en i le ae a Ni yet d- Sep Pens eR Bere in a * tee rr gt re ee ae ek ae hr ter ri + er Gee. Pe sad + ‘ ia . _ . } pe a) Polar oY E Mend ms Pe. 5 om) Nee Fie . hy ae ota > Rik as 168 oo mae mie arte ee ee ea ne ee Pee ee by “ ~ - _— ee ‘ ee ation SS PS Ve Aa J > Pee hye i 3 aes "2 en Sebi et! ee ons aro he a slid

pg tx So hg SPA Sh ty OO UR Re “or pe rrr ») Two Cars Collide. itz with Wevym: =, | BRITTON AND ALL OFFICERS OU OF AUTO CLUB RE-ELECTED onstruction, our sales- bu, but the test of every: orn or any other Jesman’s ability to per: anal oral te — ieason, « ee aver, wen CSS ity to perform: CP eeerenT APTOMTED | GARDNER - PRODUCTION EAVY s= rts const Oe nt comin f > Notevenitselectrifyingsuccessdusing craftsmanship of its new lower bodies by SSISTANT oles -_ Gen ee ae oe ak tn . ae 1926— not even its tremendous sales, Fisher. Chassis refinements emphasize ce as which more than doubled the best pre- the thrilling performance of its famous vious first-year record of any new make six-cylinder motor. Fresh and original of car— combinations of enduring Duco lend a marked n f style to its six smart body | vor coroner oe Mle eps forma igetig a erpan Not even these amazing achievements ee as tease teaeta most advanced design, ies contest in which the salesmen produced in 1927. Du: ng Maa line on his car broh ioe - «eS OS Se com SS ee ments the New and Finer Pontiac Six sells structural strength and le ee care At Suir ae) ae Sport Roadster (4 pass.) 775 1umphsofthe New an . for new low prices! to the smallest detail eine winning teere. | mands. the cars is revealed in the figur: aaiinans inocns 895 The reasons for this spectacular ad Never has such surpassing value been nN this 2] > “ 2 , om} fon lispl: ement and gr > o) 3 3 : . . : . . . , - iethod of selling , . a ae ee aes $0 ages FT 975 vance in popularity are obvious. Always offered in a low-priced quality six. Never | double in 1927. a ZN. ee De Laxe Panel Delivery = = Se = the epee ve has any car of its price kindled such wild- at For the most part. the. driv De Luxe Screen Delivery - 760 Pontiac Six now towers abo fire buying enthusiasm! And never has 6 M 99 ; rho participated in the event are iv i ° ° . 5 ; ' ' . . Buy More Wisely WB caperta In the employ of factories Delivery Chassis 585 like a beacon in the night. any car in its class so clearly deserved ons Perla gl wa - hd A eee ee eS answer all your ques: raffic, at fiftv, sixty and ip hills, around curves: roads, in every test you + Amy a a 7 - t ie ¥ me o 4 Shine agree? > a oe ane saapiat wo, - nqeeiv'g — — EE Rm Ni ll i Aina PI RON hs MR ND Anak ARR I it oy apt hte Sh A eS BES Shap phe EE ER, CB A aE. i Big MO. gee saat GPa ON tocet ee ee. Se, rr ace = - le Be r i oe ; Rn 23 a ere oy < . = 4 i _ 3 ty i Sale a x ut Wn Le oe ee — . me 4 * ry r ae. sa Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295. All cae prices at factory. Delivered prices in- Vivid new beauty enhances the fime such success. dirt and board track Remarkable Performance. clude minimum handling charges. unning 75 miles with throttl Easy to pay on the liberal Gen- $2795 istance, % eral Motors Time Payment Plan. Gan &Asl¥ea an 821 i222, achiev z 4 ee [ore mh 0 | MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY OPEN EVENINGS ber jour 7 “BUSINESS Sot” oe Mel Gana , | © si a expected of almost any Car run | Phone JEfferson 3542 $1096.50 Sedans case te Yee ee ee , NGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc ST. CHARLES SALES CO. St. Charles os in a TRIANGLE AUTO CO. 5617 Gravels ame En og SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES almost perfect condition. MEYER AUTO CO., Florissant iion ade aa — 4937 Nature! Bridge Av. Our Price ? , poten STOFFEL’S GARAGE, Highland, !l. . ” None of the finishing ae & HOPE a ger SAYRE MOTOR CO.. Lebanon, Ill. UNION GARAGE, Union, Me. Madison, Granite City an enice 'VORY AUTO CO. 7805 Ivory Av WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. S .00 cieleendial : alight : 'ficulty in SHUBERT MOTOR CoO. 8209 Gravois OSCAR GRANNEMANN CO. New Haven, Mo lith and St. Lewis Av. East St. Lewis, ttt 5, 5 seaplane ype Sel agen, ye awe NORD K. MOTOR CO. Edwardsville. I. 'BRAHM-MITCHELETTE MOTOR CO. FIFTH STREET GARAGE, Washington. Irie SE ~ MUELLER MOTOR CO., Lucas and Hunt Road Nowhere in This Te in, aaekk Ge en “The New and Finer Wide World Can eee se exeeas GREG ae tats 3 . 75 Cash, ‘ce! genet SRR | a Price. “Prize money was divided amor | Bal. 12 Mos. oe tee cont, aoe 0-D ; €309% to miorton an ‘ ~— ° ay Guar- 4 i Commenting on race, Val! : antee-30-Day Universa aremape, secretary of the CoP- ° test onr’ O71 ine ° - aid 4 CEntral Free Service. Motor Car Distributors | tock sony Mra had come to stay, : - | 1049 S. Boyle MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. Belle soon after the race, represemtati.cs 3401 Locust of factorice which did not enter the event approached him = fu- ture appearances. | Fome of the fast stock cars in- eligible because they were over tue j ALWAYS OPEN

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ce Ean Nigh 29 pi ee fe o e “Te > 2 RRR gr ee, NS OER oN GOS yen - . : Sap - x °) es an = ; > 4 hy % - See sharia” an ew. . . : x we Beas ; SiN be ps art See See . — 4 a Fit tee gia ae NS) Sm a ager site Bes, Sone a a ee Soi ime Pinte te m ci EE FON Ses 7 Pe z oo Ree sg Nie Raa ks ee? ey a ny , Sa = : a a i Ke 4 ‘oe . at CN See ee Viet east A ST ee * RR Te oes . 3 a 7 ioe ae ro -) “ REP oe aggt +a RY RAs oP et SAY CR it ae ee VL” inh ae : . -~ ’ = { 4 i Ext wtp to AVUULK LIVI; iV “ f * . ~ a z . — & -~ . — T ~~ C ~ tO OO Cars Dail sic i Re e Brothers. Inc... h SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 192’ = . ante eo 4 as g.arie ~ a & - - ’ a» of its new six-cylinder ~~ = + a 4 » A Pp f lu n 4 4 nD &peeds of +> - " ae | 2 re pre cin ate poo, Savs a lac ors . . 7 — e@7 modeis of-ihe & g £ . 3 . . = . © . 7 ° vy rT a fa lod — > ‘ , 1 ve D on ~ e a s+ - = oh © + ~ - . r a e a 42 8 AAa s s 4 anteed New Imperial! Chevrolet landau was put into productio! 1 s¢vera af _ a . ; a Sa were made May ii and OV ine @n " . Sa se 1 @.9 ‘ . Tr" }. = ; ee 4 . e & Za ~s WwW ¢* r o i ave ~ Brot aliens _—— . ' . ( . OSES oe ee ae ee ~ } n @.i Of wVoagke Srociie- & sedan S zg n 3 have der istra - € .s r AAT, FT r a no oY eed to perf e of % Ss. 4 a BOW Snes CnC ~ = . + _ + c sna ia re > . . . —_— hr : - 7 s ix asada - « LO nA } Ss } ‘ sav | Aad - 7 : se new plant operating ~ Zz Tu TS eae er 4 . “ “aS ‘ ¢ . i ; eh ' . = A for several months . Ss éa : . gua to ru § Ss pe ‘ e will be produced . ~ - Ho a nd higher espe e 2 4 ~~ ~ ") ree is 2 f r door se Cc 7 @ -_ . - . | arnteed ¢ the S , 2 iat A a 4 passenger coupe an - - * . i a 4 3 hata + ] “oO 7 , 2 c ana ~~, Nn 2 v mone c Der c ‘ . 4 . ai , fard : ene pre © a ¢ 4 MI 1 * - 3 , = ~~ ’ > as) lal - , - : 7 not ‘ , e Nands a a 7 - Pied 4 . - Ces . . sim ™ « oT) ~ r= -_ > a - a Fenn > - ' eS ae - _— iS WOrKed :. luring first weekK alter the new manutacturers in Engiat > and Mm nAotle oo : r 1 "nO? 4oneanea Aon : 2 2 y . rs _ a P 7 : , a ‘ : ‘ . own tae woe¢ ‘mrtern al oe nrcere or France guara © op speeds for Will Back Up Claime tac a: 4 © SRE BE Ch luced rder for a A= 7 rs valued at $5,000,000 were re- c er In T? od € S i * r 4“ , - 3 oC ; _ > | a ° oo oa, & v ™ a . . f + ~ = , 4 of e Dodge Br e face fn et+_coareA ene l0m e. Oe} 3 at ~_— = ri - ~ } ‘ aa ‘Ae _ - . ~ -_ i 2 ' ries are nN ww in LuUii proaus iond ae ak - > ‘ + a 4% + 4 ‘+ Pa +} and it 18 expected tnat Silii iurtner a os ee - in 4 4: 99 lereases in operations wil! be nec- @\ DON’T FORGET OLDS DEALERS APPOINTED = - ~-« —-e adm «+ e ‘? : . -" > i a . _ ‘ ois a « 22d . erik Bers ang ref = a > and Pine Sts. nigh | } John N. Willgs. president of Willys-Overland, Inc.. and the col- legiate roadster that was the 100,0coth Whippet car turned off the as- J ’ sembiy line. ————_$ U.S. Highway Best. : t has r known. It embraces DIVIDENDS ASSURED ON YOUR VACANT SPACE PAY NO MORE GARAGE RENT BECAUSE =a Ec 5, | Brick § 00 ; : Garages enmi Porches Balance in [wae a ay | and Porch Ret EN \/E\/ bees 24 Months wd 0M NY 455 | Enclosures oS PE LIKE ea eee RENT | ‘ Bae nie Fee, slic o> and | he Pati is * Se Repairing PLACES A PERFECT-BUILT GARAGE 23,%eu" E. L. RIDKER CO., 4060 West Pine BI. Buliders of “‘Perfect-Built Garages and Homes” Lindell 9350 PARKVIEW 4230-W Without any obligation to me, picase send more information on the items Remodeling checked below. ““" Garages EMO. . ccc scccccvcecs Peeters ececseerecesenss eecee seades — Porches Add reese . . F° one a Repairs omen eee diene. ma year the Company an ail-time record. BY WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC, 4 new sport roadster gp ‘ Production Record For a New Make Whippet chassis tg bej Car Is Claimed. duced this month, is. Special to the Post-Dispatch. The Whippet wag heralg TOLEDO, May 14.—A produc-! Willys-Overlang as in » ‘tion record for a new make of entirely new type of & " * bans +h lieth lcar is claimed by Willys-Overland, "°° ‘He Néent car fleld and as ip tiator Of a trend towarg lie: . lian n 1909 sad Inc.. as a result of rolling the ), i i bathiteic ae . : ee +} weight and greater mechantes Os th Whippet car OLL ie asse me } ‘enev which has c ¢. bly line Thursday. Actual produc- ithe most recent develg ~~ tion work was started on the Whip- the motor car industry net May 12, 1926, and the first The success of the origina) Whippets were ready for delivery pet resulted fn introducts ™ late in June of that year. By; Whippet light siz ig g . reaching the 190,000 mark in less this year. THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS | McAvoy AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING PROCESS INCLUDING FINE LACQUER WORK # NOW AVAILABLE IN ST. LOUIS! This refinishing process calls for the com- bined careful use of Paint, Lacquer and Varnish. The work, done under our own patented methods, is said by experts te offer the most durable finish ever devised for automobiles. This process requires not to exceed four days. Cars Repainted, $15.00 to $50.00 Cars Lacquered, $25.00 to $85.00 Mc Av 0y pining CO, 2631 LOCUST BLVD. JEfferson 0696 State Sub-Distributors Wanted—Write Us! ————— Soe a aT &- o—. ae Fs Buick value is today than ever Because Buick is a beautiful car. Its Fisher Bodies are distinguished for their smart. stylish design, rich Duco colors and fine coachcraft. Its closed-car interiors are truly luxurious. Because Buick performance is superb. For the famous Buick six-cylinder Valve-in-Head engine develops more power for its size than any other automobile engine built. Yet it is economical to operate and vibrationless beyond belief. Eighteen Buick models from which you may choose— priced = i> — wi NY, grea bef Because Buick has always used the savings of volume to further enrich quality; and to pro vide such famous Buick features as the Sealed Chassis, Tripled-Sealed Engine, Torque- Tube-Drive and Vacuum Ventilator. Because Buick’s initial cost and cost of opera- tion are low. . as : ’ oe ye, . a aon Seo Sein “4 » aa 7 With! Sm APB 4) RA Ba ON A a Buick value is greater today than ever before. Examine Buick, point by point. Compare it with other cars before you make your choice. Coie * at St. Louis with complete equipment from $1359 to $2209 | Vesper Buick Auto Co. Vandeventer and Laclede Grand and Lindel! East Side Buick Co. Jakes Buick Auto Co. Webster Groves Motor Ca. 116-8 Hilineis Av. East St. Louis Tit Kirkwood rm = -8)4 North Grand BI 3654 Sourh For Night. Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JE ties con 3370 s “ WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE Kuhs Buick i ; e - ck Co. South Side Buick Auto Co. Schnare Nlotor Co. West Side Buick Auto Co. Kindsh ghowev and VicPherson NORTHWEST BRANCH—6513 Easton Av. - 5 il a ee ‘« more & | ock wood \A ester (, roves, ' ; , | , srand B 2216-15 Lecust Se. BUILT, BUICK WIL!I BUILD THES ii » - = - _ Rl. 110,000 CAR This Was Alf-Time High Record —Other Factories Also Show fare: = Ac * | a mum schedule of 6500 units ts pro- pose 4 ¢ mo The cor at} has on hand unfilled orders for enc > ' es. Reo 15519 rs and trucks tn A ~ shing a new month- ly recor W s er! nd ad ‘ion has everaged $34 units ally. 399 of wr *-. Whinpnet ¢" 206 Whipp * 200 odel “78.” and Sion 5 * hy ompany re- ports April sales of 27.491 cars, in- dicating 2 gain of 49 per cent over . : é ref four months 89.752, a ¢ of _ BS ex Rall Tiss 'rversize. $11.15 1° 5.=3 . UNITED STATES First. tm original factory wrappers carrying “anderd guarantee. Dee te «a very large purchase. we are able te gute sack bo prirea, Bey rour Sammer sapply sew. “Ox "4 Reg. $6.95 170x495 Ball. S236 Oversize, $11.75 | 2125-75 Ball. $12.45 og. Jversize, $17.35 | 375.77 Ball. $1425 ~"54.40 Rall. $7.95 | 2326.00 Sell. $96.15 $11.55 7 sites Special Oversize , 0x3 Oversize. .... $5.75 ~.'* ....87.9609ae6 ....9a.78 ae -. S845 h0ere%, 6$15.96 re Fy SiI2.95Eit«5 ... 815.45 “S24'.. $13.96 25x5 £15.45 High-Grade Cord N.S. | 7934.7 “nt ae Tube Free 840 Se”, $5.1 30:3} Gacker memry — §4,95) ; Willer Daaic? Get Our New Low Prices on 4Effersen @551. Lindell T7#t United States, Fisk. and 20 Oiher Wigh-< TIRES WOUNTED UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. Free City Delivers. 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el SR. weer ag) thane ew 2) La Ae Ant Centres renee eae -_ eng ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS PPST-DISPATCH ___ wim, TAGES tina. Brazil. Canada, Switzerland, Canal Zone. Germany, Lruguay . , 2 ss ~~ een aithe ane Ks + | = ; : . oe : ‘ : KT ses sear ie compasy came | PHEVROLET OUTPUT IN O00 SPARK PLUGS NEEDED | sence nat thin was incorsect. | Ieupptieg tom tne battery. ceaveing AUBURN EXPORTS INCREASE Szechoworakin, China. -Pinland._and.Venenvea oe OW to Go | 70 SECURE FULL GAS POWER olin it is vital that the gas mix- | power ts not extracted from the gas) “Auburn exports for the first | : 0, INC, A new sport roadster on iture in the q@linders be burned | mixture. Much good gasoline is) @QUarter of 1927, total 10 per cent | ae ; the | Through more 9 ‘ape ' p | pe = ~ ew Make Whippet chassis js being intro. APRI 110 Nt ARS | the Chamietien than 2000 tests; with tremendous rapidity. N2w)/ wasted by passing out the exhaust.; more than the entire year of 1925) ni Please Your Family ) | —— 7 | Spark Ph sends ze Acientiy | duced this month. Joint Touring so | prove 4g has!spark plugs provide a sufficiently | ~ and 91 per cent more than the) | ae | s Bureau: Please d that motor car owners will| hot spark to accomplish this, the} Stolen Car Traffic Same period tn 1926,” says R. &. : The Whippet was heraldea : &ive the route and distance from / Save money by baie on aces.) cont Pp Rag > son po | n Car Traffic. a D ~6, a) eg A Spring means more .oads toured, more yroduc- | wilivs-Ov St. Loui —— ‘ 2 ns m- {tests reveal. ‘ A ey. export manager or e pro ‘Willys Overland as introducing " ie {Time Hich scord|N. B S to Washington, D. c. J. Plete set of new Spark plugs every| “The abuse spark plugs ire’ ccording to John L. McChord, | Adina: Matednatiin:- ie : ~ oil _ tar to splatter ae car. make of entirely new type of Constructio This Was All-time rig! epsom a ee ~ ‘ | 10,000 miles, or at least once a) given by the combination of poor- counsel for the Cleveland Automo- “Recent Auburn exportations in- | | & ese nea tt ann a a Overland, into the light car field and es er Factories Also Show Poss Free Bridge and follow | Year, says the factory. & +r iche og.| bile Club, the traffie { | ies , eauty—yet it costs no more than an Hator of a trend : &s ini. —Other Facto! Illinois 11 through St. Louis. | “It was for ; er gasoline and higher compr2s ‘ * c in stolen cars | clude shipments to Holland, Guate- ordinary finish. the 100,- i ight ney great a lighter Large Increase Vandalia i Rentisen ila ms 8 | = lie ptm merly believed that | sion engines, gradually sapg their|in the United Stites has become} mala, Portugal. Porto Rica. Spain. . —*" © —— ig nls am in err vies w iv Bai : > . mye eer | : | assem- ficiency which ha mechanical ef. . Haute, Ind. Then take Indiana | S¢rvice so “ as os efficient | efficiency. Electrodes become pit-; One of the most ucrative fields of | Hungary, Japan, Mexico, England, | Roberson-Bradford Motor Coach Co i aw tint . as Characterizeg —_——- $ to Richmond, Ohio 1 at i | fire rerul “ as t continued to/ted. Carbon is burned into the tn-| €-.deavor. He says it ranks next to! Australia. Denmark, Austria, | “Duco” Distributors for Missouri and Illinois eer: = oh a" eee eee in niin ee 4) a sian there to Dayton oO No eis | tests Preamp The Fah sgn ‘sulator and the shell. This causes; bootlegging as the leading profes- | Egypt. Azores Islands, South Afri-| 2822-28 Pine St JEfferson 3380-81 8 aati ustry. activities Of tne = moto! a gs ie ee overwhelming evi-| ¢ of the current] sion of the underworl | , | “ . | 7 the first’ The success of the original wh; pies generally show an increas¢ Brandt, No. 1 to Springfield. Co- ge ; a leakage of part t v rworld. 'ca, Sweden, Cuba, France, Argen- | hip. ie for, lumbus, Zanesville into Wheel- delivery pet resulted in intrody , ction. During April, , 2 ear. By| Whippet light six in sone rons Sem. Chevrolet shipped better; °n& W. Va. then east on Na- | nk Pepe ry of 90,000. cars, which was an| onal Old Trails through Wash- ee iets acd. te March | a Pa., Cumberland, Md., seat turned out 107,900 and| agerstown and into Washing- f : ton Dp. C 26, 71,000. The first} , aa 07 ¢ ‘ hevrolet | ONALLY FAMOUS quarter Be ieast ee one in | Sive streets through St. Louis and/| was 377,393, =e aces pwn + sentes | road to take, starting at Easton! the same perio: : . and Kingshighway, St. Louis, to of 60.5 per cent Ardmore, Carter County, Ok. C ae ; ae | Buick = i's ne gilt W. C. ; rs ally. 1ée - mately at. x pet ne oe South on Kingshighway to , in ?} rT WU! N i a ee ” | pany js getting mo e ao ro Manchester avenue, marked Fed- PO: eA Matin, te aR 3 = A . wor De sgn one EM aes om iy 6 aS ears PONE i gRnereeny, ‘ : MBean Weeves yi m & ¥ Ny A Gt Ole my yee ™ .*. ast 4 ay 7 r | | e ‘» ny CAE AR iy f _ + ott ttt tT TTT tittle ttt lly oie ccna ae See Ea at td ey te eek eat = | ; — a 90 32 Soe : ttt TITITiIiiiiiiiiiliiilililiiiiiiiiiiititiiititi i tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti ‘ | sesen' ; Tt | 4 we _—— bi Sahai cine oa age as “ a i - yy * . ail rte Meo von ys mn ycige? eee pre he ms 6 wAhegie “T; i Ra Be Be : : ee ee H a f Se its jocal Fisher plant, permit eral 66. Follow 66 to Union. st. increase 1D production. | Clair, Cuba, Lebanon, Springfield, RILE REFINISHING “The company hipped about Joplin. Then to Webb City, Mo.., 97,000 cars in April. | and continue west on Kansas 96 as averag 75 units > C Chrysler has averaged 875 un to Independence, Kan., then ; 11? if rade "€ re ra fe » | - ww. Of this output i € ct south to Bartlesville, Ok. Fol- wTTrrtirTiriiiiitrrritititit ttt tt te : An Invitation to every owner or driver of a truck ‘ ’ ‘ ' 4 va EB , . ’ ‘ series ' fied . low Oklahoma 12 through Tulsa. 15 rial 3 NE LACQUER WORK ; ; “70” and Lv, Impe . Okmulgs e. Ada and into Ard. : Tn ‘ = { j rvsi¢ a more, Distance, G75 mil: Ss. An addition . sir? Hee! OT - ry 4 & ,y) LABLE IN ST LOUIS ’ manufacturing unit has been com Joint Touring Bureau: Please . e quipmernt I SINS | publish hest route from St. Tonis ' pleted and eq sapidiy installed so further Capace | ty ; Angeles, via San Antonlo, ng process calls for the com- B ity will be available ex. M. F use of Paint, Lacquer and The Oakland-Pontiac May goal From St. Louls take U. & @ is set at 24.000 units which means’ through Union, St. Clair, Cuba, work, done under our owe an average of better than 1000; Lebanon, Springfield and Jop- hods, is said by experts to cars a day, of which approximate- lin. Then west to Webb § City. durable finish ever devised ly three-fourths are Pontiacs. Continue west on Kansas 98 to : , 1 ‘ompany shipped: Independence, then south to Bar- les. This process requir en me y P q eis 99422 units from the Pontiac tlesville, Ok. Follow Okla. 12 four days. plants. setting a record. | to Texas line. Then Texas 6 Reo Wolverine Production Started to Dallas and Waco, then 2 ductio: has rveraged | to Austin and San Antonio. F ted, $15.00 to $50.00 a seeee ee cag gta there take Old recente Tradl 967 units daily, 1 EEE SFR TPR Fa a ER He RS THIS aT Re + SEE SESH RH RG f , t sd : Fiving Clouds, 65 Wolverines, and| (Texas 27) to El Paso, and con- red, $25.00 to $85.00 o7 commercial vehicles. A mini- tinue on O. S. T. through New , mum schedule of 6509 units is pro- Mexico and Arizona and Cali- The com » fornia to San Diego, thence north FH posed this month. TS Mey ss Sots venice ree oe Y painting WO. FG 2.0. 2 coe cose STRIPPED OLDS CHASSIS T BLVD. Jéfferson 0696 — i USED TO ADVERTISE CAR aug pre On Bea A novel method of advertising ributors Wanted—Write Us! averaged 93 ts daily, 500 of features of the new Oldsmobile-6 which were ippet “4, has heen devised by the Oldsmo- Whippet “6,” 200 model "and bile Motor Car Co. factory branch 34 model “66.” The npany here. eee ee OF 29.902 Care, in- A stripped Oldsmobile-6 chassis dicating a2 gain Of 49 per cent has been fitted with two single saben 2 . ' seats and a large box containing all the parts of an Oldsmobile en-/| rine and is being circulated by factory branch traveling salesmen through the territory served by this branch. Each traveling representative of the branch will have the car in his possession for two weeks and will hola demonstrations at various) towns he visits. The parts con- tained !n the box on the rear will | he used Yor demonstration pur- poses. FIRM CHANGES ITS NAME The name of the Cleveland Mo- ter Sales Co., which is wholesale Chandler distributer in the 8&t. Louis territory, has been changed te Chandler Motor Sales Co. E. c. Meisner is president of the firm, and Henry Rottersmann is vice CET SSE EAR a FE tH TH aR Te a mee roduction approxi- Erskines a pproa ch, luction. Big S ry mocdcel -_ > ix mod iS, Jaki. 2S Ter t cen we _ eee ite a 26 PEGE A Nella hal Epi RS AGES: AG eee. SE — ety #55) the ae [i Avi Pies brake My av: are Sa we fH GH faa HA ARR tn , + ¢ This new building is dedicated to the transportation requirements of the St. Louis trade territory, and especially to keep faith with the hundreds of cus- tomers who have invested in International Motor Trucks. A et pe lh ny ah intipe elon te. . Sr HTH ANAT HH he r + Your visits will disclose one of the finest equipped buildings of its kind in this section of the country—the result of years of study to the department of service and maintenance. | : president. tion of the new engine has caused prot fig? In addition, the company :s man- 59 of the THY REET HEIR Ge } +3 i! Our factory service stations at 2500 N. Ninth Street, St. Louis, and 101 S. Main Street, East St. Louis, will be operated as usual, giving International owners in this vicinity the very best kind of “after sales” co-operation— ,~ I NTERNATIONAL aly tier eo IR C A Wale A. ~ N¢ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA (NCORPORATED / ufacturing approximately x-evlinder cars daily. tne last week of enh of } t It ts ee ~ o -4+—~ ~~ $-.-, - be man- a 8 kee OS ee PO) eeaiiiad ~-¢@ yy WF i ’ ‘ poss ‘e. 100 Falcon-Knights Daily. leon-Knights Production con- ~ + -_—- — e—» aixes, the . . , — - ~337 11¢ ha t being maintain the present output for tne > +--+ . . ——s ~—> a —— lance of this month, with scehed- ng to approximately 7 ~ > “> 4 — 7 iis . . 1 neral Motors Truck Division ~ ° . - nn +olw : 72. ucing approximately 60 % c a dav, which is expected to he increased because of heavier 4e- | i for the light delivery truck, — oo FFE ER FEE FRR GE SF BR RY PP ee riatlG ain to { sale and production with Buick 6-cylinder engine. f Paige en “Cadillac production reached 4p- . P id mite -3¢} , J00Ee production } averaged! proximately 85 units daiiv, with Ata itri; i} j : = >’ 4 ‘ ase . ov Un? lily, °30 of hich were the La Salle output continulhg to Nnercial vehicles. It ir average 85 units. introduc- before \[Ree= sen] iff i ee tn iy even ~ 2300 N. Ninth Se. 101 S$. Main St., East St. Louis, Neighboring Factory Branches Quincy, Ii. Springfield, I'l. Terre Haute, Ind. Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Springfield, Mo. Kansas City, Meo. 4010 West Pine Bivd. . ~ . . ™~,” ise" © Angh me ¢ TE aT ae SSSSCRSESSSCSSSSSSSSSSSESS SESS RESSSSSEKSSSSSHSESSSESSSSSSESSSSERESREARESRASESKRSSSECESSSATERSEEESeRESS ~~ HM ies ee on pes + - loa FER PHAR aa t fy 4 ' there been such reduced prices. Wake up Mr. Public, as opportunity only knocks once at always used the savings of your door. Quantity buying permits low prices. enrich quality; and to pro- UNITED STATES GOODYEAR Buick features as the Sealed kb 6200, comee aut New, Clean, Fee — First, {mn original factory wrappers earrying -Sealed Engine, Torque- Standard guarantee. Due to a very large Purchase, we are able to quote such low Weather . Prires, B te ; . Vacuum Ventilator. Made ng A aga Summer supply now. 20x4.40 Weather rarer > +--+ @- ~—e * © + ~* > —. era ew a & | , — - Oa i ERERE THEA PHS RR : : . ° . | * re “" : SUGGS eee eeeseerese 1 i o A ~ le a7 ry Cup me Ct tt ee HHH GHHi RTE basa a GH ' ‘ SSaegcgasaa ~~ + qt s Special Oversize Non-Skid oint by point. Compare it : 20833 Oversize. Special — : o- °9x4.75, SR 75 /50n5. 25, fore you make your choice. 32 , gh Boxe Yo. : t ; ‘ee & e+ + ’ ° i ~ F21x%5.°5 > ~- = “> * . tu ; SOx 4.75. $9.20 2005.77. $13.95'°35x5 ...815.45 20x4.95. S9.75 Eb tw6i.0@, - tHE Yi} iiiH itt —priced “amma . lo $2209 ‘ 30x34 ~ weapy Hearer $4.95 29x4.40 Non-Skid Cord. : . sia | Kelly-Spring- Tube Free Miller sae? er field . $8 | Cal Side Buick Auto Co. : 1914.40 walicon Heavy @6 75 ig ; Junie , $8.40 | Mishighway and McPherson Non-Skid...” Dunlop Seconds Ss ~ . : | EST BRANCH—6513 Easton Av. Get Our New Low Prices on Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich. W chs : i United States, Fisk, Good Miller, Ajax, G. & J. . ae Py & ’. ; s ; ° year, ’ Webster Groves Motor Cc and 20 Other High-Grade Tires (Gora ; meee y- Mo. re a ] ockwood W ebster (,roves, TIRES MOUNTED FREE UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc.) 2840 Locust St. Schnare. Motor Co. , fe fs } Free City Delivery. Mall and Phone Orders Filled Efferson O51. Lindell 7782 Open Evenings All Das e2i6-is Locust St. Locust Wholesale and Retail Free Service at Store Dealers, Write for Our 1 ~ + 4 : . 7 _ . ~~ « ¥ ~~ 7 Say RED RG > . a. hs ie oe . ee + +4 ehh > + =" > 4 © Hibs EAGER Bt aE ~ SSS RSERSESESSEESSEREEEEEEESSEeEeS Sundar PP TTTThhihiiiiiillt tli se ro eeeeses: nt jassseceses cts : os - = -~ : - — - . ane = > tthe 4 : - or oe 4 > “ Ti, a Se Heise ~ ae ; * : : ay 3 es EH Sey Be : Lge ge Sp ha. ge} Gay Seesaseesuace . ro 3 - cag Fittgg ny Fe 4 Se SaeS SSE es LSS Cae Sey See Gees tees Seas Sees geese Se os Saad Eee Sis — 8 Sa Lee Se | At Se ee ee ee apn bneennaneanaes * pepe ay Bess. F , R litt it iti itr uid thie son 33944 K WIL!I BUILD THEM/? —_ » a

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PAGE 6 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 192 . ~ ep a 5 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ — — 'CHAMPION HUP BOWLING TEAM U, S, CROSSINGS » . > ‘es -— ne ¥ 2 ee WHAT'S NEWEST IN MOTOR CAR WORLD “sting Cs Champions =f Ais ;) nish rails. Running gear is black. New Colors for | The sedan has Trouville blue Pierce — Sedan In the New Reo © Wolverine Car body, hood and oe iy ory : ?. . o! - rr si nite striping. LV i's instru- & new color combination in the ment board, lamps, fenders, side- Pierce-Arrow “: 5+ passe: ger se- shields and radiator are tn black. dan is being “display l by the West- The roadster is Avalou blue over ern Automobile Co., Pierce-Arrow tire body and hood, striped with distribute: immt orange. The natural wood The hody color is gray, the rur eels have burnt orange striping ee gear black. The wood on spokes and luubs. Avalon is the wheels are gray. inning gear color. The mouldings The upholstery is gray woo! are in Coronado tan, Standard equipment includes The sport phaeton continues with spare tire, Bumpers and bumper: Merrimac beige body and wheels : Ay hack abheorhers nd s . een ettes. and Hoocye shock anosorpers ind box elder green. —_— arms ent red in the t hi] I si ites 7 league were Chandler Packard, | watchmer! 623 ‘ ~ ‘so A ~ s+ .- : auburn, Flint, Chevroiet, Cadiiac gates, ao, audible and Lincoln. ais, and 16 ju Franny Town Car on pny ~ “§ i-* . aw . ~ he m7}. Gea >. The latest ad on tot Chrys- ~ * ler imperial “80’’ Line is a seven- ‘ny the landau s¢ jan the upper Roy Ne whberry, Gus St umhoffer, Emil Weber. $1.00 PER WEEK : ; structure is the same. The striping | New Color Combination ete coker ani tant GOODRICH Silvertown Cords : ? A’ new color combination on tn orange. The running gear is in | “BR ; th Lo 34 ba] ; ne tee nameon. : ts sith dia | est in the Long Kun’. ; ’ P: ige RK: f ir-speed five-pas rN ey a Aberaceen green. | : 4 ’ ae sedan is on ony ~~ at ” LiSot fs i ro ue yr arnh a > | CABS LET ME BID ON BODIES New Stock—Firsts Only ae: || Motor Car Co. Paige-Jewett di Ree f : De Luxe Sedan YOUR CAB & BODY REQUIREMENTS ty paew.¢ ov ; re ‘ Seip ad | Added to Essex Line 25 years personal experience in the business. : spare ' pers and s de tuxe sedan is ot en. Cabs and Bodies designed to suit your individual require- . bumrt : nam th tes Meees Une Clenlayed ments, and to fit any make of truck. > The | y color is Packard bluse Se displaye : Hichest class. Low prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. lan : ; the ose rg s bla nd tf = es . =e ie ieee ond need pane Pent made promptly upon telephone request. or per- 12-Payment P * wheels ar . wood T ae sonal visit if desired. ' ro The new car is priced s1098 de- : opted bt Sogn . livered. This price estudio such J A EMRICH Manager. Vietor Body Works, 404 N. 9th Street 4 ~ : ” : standard equipment as spare tire, ° 9 24th and McCasland Bird. W hi Bl VILLE " : se ‘ : > oi 7 Stafford tube bumpers and bump* he Telephone BRidzge 3366—3367 East St. Louis. Tl. 3300 as ington . 336 COLLINS AY. } ATi: aaa e motome . - omatic wind | . : wiper and rear vision mirror . Chrysler Imperial - = = ———_— ——— pp MILE COST FOR | ; YEARS 61-5 CENTS py ICHARD G. BAUMHOFF 7 ~ a oe - : a a — & = $54 for a ; an a “2 gar ze. [err lake peaomen ofr § for hav- that co" m wea | Ss. _i,e & os epi hanions which - > *h oe _- ; e AG Ati - : All that . " ~~ i : ry" Ba. —_ ip - rc . ee first row “fer fF ie numerous mn EP = - - spa ra = . s made were iI a. PT mr PT : s from Skidamaree | ‘2*eress st one is put into Opera .na depreciation, tO Fub 7 - -ar washed, t= fact. every The proj v ; 4i«at ys > ~ > ~T5 - - ~ > * > Cc ae oe F ane ‘- 7 r” : ° f ~ « ? 7 : : = * AuUtO Liu _ —~ i. . ter 6 1-6 cents luding all operating » hard service for five eéep them tn gO Od co“ | -efully kept recorcs dis-| *.§ cents per mile cost Se te 1 1) te ee o _ - years Haodulty. full a a a 4 neo 18 we = ¥ irs emoerssa Dp iis and) the ma + be Jector te 4 a ae Midwest Motors, inc Driver's compartment of the new Reo Wolverine, the smaller gyal cae .- duplicate of the Flying Cloud which the Reo Motor Car Co. has just’ The new car is priced at $5495 |, 8) ght out. The Wolferine is Reo’s first car in the less than $1200 = os vernal mpiere’y class, the Wolverine brougham listing at $1195. sinne: ¢ $879 : , & a. oe z id dae ate tows Interest in the Wolverine surpasses an ything he has known in 20 odd years of motor car merchandizing, says H. W. Kardell, presi- alk » ee mm ¢ ?. ae) ve | oy ‘F r n u as . , at Da ee en dh ‘ ——_ uN - hand distributors here. The new ear ig througaout, ® farnisn ra:s if with red The body of the new car !s tan ss? € ‘ = x are nC WIS s tan » . oe ; 7 ‘ - | — - = -. - =e. Fes,*! r = ss 4 c r Q . It is a five-passenger ciosed Ca - les Of 1 e two. 3 Erskine Tourer Ce eeee” de aie aire ee , te = *y : ws ‘ . ; “ "nme 5 a ea —_ pe ee P i : y . y . P % 4 - Makes Its eenence nodel is equipped with| with contrasting stripine | J —.. Re a Spe : Signs riusier iv wn 2 . a ; = The new 2 »-passenczer ©: x ; Saar S Tinis ; 5 — A tourer is on display at Weber Mo- from vaulted roof and oblong plate- . 8 i ter Car C6. and Cartwright Motor glas windows to smoking set. wheels with striping of ivory, white BY CHANDLER t Mar Co Studebaker-Erskine co- Hardwar is Of} special Si zy) m body and wheels ard hrown gare f ae >. ™ LEADER OF A GREAT LINE OF : FIGHTS AND SIXES : The Diffany of Low-Priced Cars If transportation is all you are looking for you need mot consider a Star, but— : ff you want something a little finer, a Fttle better, a bit more tasteful in appearance and appomtments than you ordinarily get in a low-priced car, the Star is probably just the. car you want! ~- ) All we ask is that you DRIVE A STAR before you decide that any other low-priced car ts “just as good.” Then buy the car that sats a best. Fours and Sixes - all the best records the cars. They understand. A4sine ETAIL DISTRIBUTOR LEWIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY | 4700 WASHINGTON BL. St. Louis, Mo. Phone DElmar 4460 siuciieneisans™ Stands out in sheer magnificence —and is loaded to the muzzle with power! OUSANDS and thousands of people now And with the newer and fuller development know why Chandler is making such far- of Chandler’s Pikes Peak power principle, the it price classes— _ results in smoothness and quietness—in bullet- why Chandler sales are skyrocketing high above _Itkee acceleration—in high-gear hill-climbing— st of the a0 They’ve seen are simply astonishing! Central Stag Saies Co. Givens Motar Co. Charies F. Gatzwriler > pee te7R Lecuer Bi. tl Dearest Road 1? Main Street METROPOLITAN DEALERS @. Leuta,. Mo. Fercusen. Wo St. Charies. Mo wy a Reil-smart Wotor Co prantio City Star Sales CLEVELAND DOWNEY MOTOR SALES bet ?T?7T &. Jefferson ace N irk word act ‘ Radian is & Stat '@ Sr. > , a . : tucky, . Leut«. Mio Kirk woed, Mio ‘:Tanite cit. 5628 GRAVOIS AV Riverside 3635 Biase Moter Sales Endres Motor Snies dward J. Hant Mater Sales @!T Baden Ar. 4700 W. Main St. 500 N. Main St = Lenis. Mo. Rellevitie, Til. Fdwardeviile. Til. oO. B. Riddle Wetter (o — a = C. & FE. Moter Co 2 Hediamert Ar Litt St. Lonts Ar 3311 Weedean Road ag wg og Rast St. Louis, Il. Overland. he. CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION ANDLER The things that please and impress people A Champion in Performance most about the new Royal Eight and new Sixes Chandler is the undefeated champion of Pikes by Chandler, are the things that count mostinan Peak, the highest automobile highway on earth automobile. In Eichts and Sixes alike Chandler —and also holds the record for the fastest 1000 has seen to it that the fin est ideals of symmetry, miles ever made on wheels—1000 miles at a sus- and style, and comfort, and road action, are al] “ined average of 56. “9 mules an hour—performed advanced to a new glory of expression. on the famous track at Culver City, Cal. All twenty-eight new models have“One Shot” Cars that Abound in Luxury automatic chassis lubrication, together with With agerandized beauty of ‘ design—with smart other modern conveniences and advantages. The horizontal lowness—with interiors sumptuously Sixes range from $945 to $1895, and the Royal appointed, fitted, curtained and upholstered— Ejights from $2195 to $2295; f.0.b. factory. these Eichts and Sixes by Chandler can well Take one ride in any model and you’ll know — any pr ete t to match them in luxury. why Chandler owners show so much pride. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR CHANDLER MOTOR SALES 2815 Locust BI., St. Louis, Mo. Phone JEfferson 0516 have open territory in Missouri, Illinois and Western Ken- where we are offering an unusual dealer's franchise with JOHANNES MOTOR CO. rey cars traced in on new cars. Get our 1937 dealers’ prop 20 E. BIG BEND ROAD Retail customers, see your mearest dealer or write to us direct. CLEVELAND |ROYAL EIGHTS| ~- | BIG SIXES] - [SPECIAL SIXES | * |STANDARD $LXEs| She “eins lta 0d ; eat acelin 008 Ui aa —quickest in the city—and every job done RIGHT: MINUTES—no long waiting— no delays. Your job will then handled quickly by skilled “« w/ - ANY atgest plant of its kind in the d manned by EXPERI- var oom - condi —.* _2¢@? tervice and every 3ob done a Capacity~500 » ¢ NIGHT Service for BRAKE SERV! . : : ~~ ‘te service K 7 & m ext morzing pheae RST TIME without wasting eS HEN you want your Brakes fixed in a hur- ry. just drive into our service lot—turn your er to one of our testers you will have a report on necessary work in FIVE who know HOW to do cy job RIGHT THE time EX PERIMENT- You may wait if you + equi orment in om CED men only guarantee IT? ———— Complete overhauling, refining OF “ of truck er busiress cer OVER NI DAY RATES—NO INCREASED P te mere after & BD Me ‘er 9 Le reservations. GHAUDET

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PAGE 7 _ az ——_————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH EAM U. S, CROSSINGS UNPROTECTED C087 FAR oo —— | Only 8 per cent of the grade s ile SALES MANAGER ‘OAKL reached one day during the last | NQUET | 4 FAR MILE CUS The Manless Tractor-Plow OF AUBURN ST. LOUIS CO, arp AVTOMOBLES A ‘production will have to average DON "'T START— rrossings used by motorist ™ " . : s In e Hup- United States are Protected pe fs rle- ONT rs V4 . ag | : } and im- compared with 80 per cent “ \ ~- | moe S—eecenmey : }above this record mark if the Which Trance. Great Britain makes Ui ¢g a ; William H. Neal, well known; April set a new sales record for | Schedule is to be maintained. If You Can’t Stop the St. even better showing in an | throughout the St. Louis trade ter- Oakland, 19,423 cars being sold | ong Bowling centage of protected grad. ‘ Oa , i . Srades, 'ritory, has been appointed sales | during the month. This exceeds No Speed Limit in Paris. : Have your brakes relined today with Robert 26,000 protected grades ; : — | ) ene ea Bi ‘. % Sin Fran acluded Depreciation, | ms 3 ae manager of the August, 19°26. ea! ~ mn Parie ¢t i t. Louis | have rea! gates as we}} ce his Included epee iauiual, | ee ; 3 RS ie eer cae ; AUGUST, 1926, sales, previous high In Paris there ts no speed limit ° . tion, at night watchmen. The ase Pn, . Repairs, Storage, Insur- See , : € & Auburn St. Louls Baez | mark of the company, when a total | for automobiles, and cars are fre- RAYBESTOS Silver Edge Brake Lin- ers of of Great Britain. On the an .. i A Ch , | ee ee | — 3 Co., which is dis- ‘pag 11.663 cars weer sold, says a) quently seen going through the city * ing. Highest quality. er ance, and Auto Club Frees. emer a LBS Fe y g factory statement. |; at 45 miles an hour. There are sev- a ee a ese Siete: FR tributer of Au- ee | May production schedules have | eral people killed every day. Pop- (G=- nV Brakes tested FREE on our new Elec- hand of the 27 000 Zrades — VO0 gz as { In the United States 7902 have oro t® Fm | ; | ; Ossing - burn 8-cylinder femme been § 6increased again and the, ular feeling has been stirred, and tric Dynamometer testing machine. ackard, | watchmen 6298 hay ; ae | es, beget ee Gee fa “i , “we e cr al a " i Pe pS See Ren ted Sis Se 7 on ¢ oS oe es 2 ¥ % . ‘ . signals, It cos | : 2 : i oe |. 4 2;and Pontiac cars this month, an | demanding a speed limit of 12 21st St. and Washington Ave. Thru to St. Charles St. _ ilo including all operating ! “3 % a es ; ea E. : fe 8 geen rr. ile ’ Tcital =. ane “% Be Se en, R > gre “— m > ee : . ois ae | iation, to run Se ' Nc ; : -s sea Se eS ae made by I. C. 2 epreciation, roa pene bone Sean SS ae . Co) ee Bec | - expense and de] puis: mies *, LOPES ey a aa: A Hunter, district a i TURES Ec cn “ayy? > : i Mee a Tied oe: Cage tT A ( Hes iil : : ' i ae rd service for five | Missi A ges: Th em ogee : HARRY WHITE SAYS Terms as Low as ieee”: LOE: we eed Se ty ee fae 2%, | close | ies ane SN a ee Cee) ager of the Au- Qi | Low Pri Bungalow Garages 00 PER WEEK This 6 1-6 cents per mile cost) | Me Piqeewmeras fossa can | Tlie. tere a fee | ry) rices on COME IN. GET OUR RICES [| g E included five years liability, full rag los Be ass et we inn? CO. W. H. NEAL. Yor. JUST OPEN | .. : ; Ye i v he sais i: & “... : Se ) “¢ : “ ye & tes bg nore ~ - ; COT NT LIKE yor : y ARS e; ° Neal was with a prominent PARTMENT STOKES, AT THE WHOLE- $ | () 00 +O oc S,ODRICH Silvertown Cor ire and theft and miscellaneous oe 5 ema a og : ' “Best in the Lon R »9 ” eel five years membership | ea ; bi : , de Bee = Supe ee : a z South Side automobile dealer for 4 SALE HOLSES OR GROCERS. $ ; g Kun ins ents ee ae ee ‘ ee sees ae | WE CAN O. K. YOUR CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES Carrying ile Club of Mis- | ae ee ae bins EMR. years, acting as assistant manager. Charges —F i he Automob New Stock—Firsts Only jn tne al REMEMBER — No deed of trust alcohol as an anti- Then he spent a year for. the See tee a lin 4 required when we build a Garage. Property dces not need to be clear. gour!, $54 10% | iti cae ’ ee : 7 freeze; tipS, garase, ferry, lake : aaa eSESSESSE ND Gardner factory in Florida, then | oF 55 P ili te: [6 for hav- was ssist: ners eee oa gry : "2. —p | ee No red tape to our Finance Dept. freight charges, etc.; | | for ha ; F. L. Zybach, of Grand Island, Neb., and his self-guiding tractor. . assistant general sales man- | , Ready Cash Buy on SS ’ | , f : 7 ing the car washed, i:. fact, every The projector in front continually follows the furrow. The minute ee | Easy = Cash Price List | = S . A : y > Size la te] bills ithe machine gets out of the furrow th MP expense, except hotel bills and) ' ne,spring in front pulls the pro- Pa men S ; : ad 12-Pa ment Plan st of meals, that could be/Jector to the left (looking at the picture). This releases a device J ts Se | ‘ee ne re 18x18 2-Car Size $263 y ; cost which automatically switches off the ignition, and the machine stops. petagedioss:s Oo a 10x18 1-Car Si $165 No Delas ~~ wy - ” , x “Car OS1ze | Alley View—2-Car Garage ’ : — iy «charged against the car _ | All that is necessary is to guide the machine while it is : . * v Skidamaree, i " i it is making its wy ; N. 9th Street The Ferd was ‘Idamaree, ' first round, in order to make a furrow that the projector can run in FORD CARS $1 5 5 Get Tires at Once ' E , Paka P ; enntetea ank tim Ode be vanioneen . ilainiaatiaecianaail Sea iy See Saleh pete F ae oar _iterature ent on eques ‘ The “ye Ney _ we re Use a prom pI Pye a 7 we awe a ed aa vs . bss Ree ee a a Ferny a9 OF * |, WAS pointment was @ m : ae eats ; . pps, | Verage Of more than 1000 cars! miles an hour.. Severe punishment CEntral 7586 | ao . 1.8 . 'each working day. 'was also demanded for _ reckless} } | — Se = oe. + we +. ?e. chs see a Se service on NOV. ¢, eget aa : ~agher last One Was traded in Oct. 11, Slight fraction over 4 cents per device’ was used. The writer al- Open Sundays and Evenings. ways kept the dashboard. care - pty: PS ge hak» PASI or we, mile. a9 1926. eae > RF o buretor adjustment turned as low | Together, they covered 82,862 Depreciation cost 2.1 cents per ininaeaia ake | miles by the speedometer—an av- mile, an: 0.00, erage of 46 miles a day, and there It was figured in this way: The as possible, opening it a little when | . . - \ Starting “coid . 4 , yi] 929 j ve - | probably were fewer than 50 days first car and its extra equipment Oil—283? Fallons, $329.18, in the whole time when the faith-!cost $786.84. To this was added | Mostly of the =special Ford - ful cars were altogether idle. Usu-|the net cash paid for the subse- | &rades, at 69 cents a quart. Oil ' : r ally they ran at least 35 miles a| quent machines. The total inves bein for a gallon of fresh | day, and the record run was 312 ment thus was $2108.59. For Skid- 5UPPly every 000 miles, and aver- i] SOM 11 Q {} S a 1On] ee firm that sold the |2ged 292 miles to a gallon. Skida- miles, across three states, in 15 amaree VY the hours. writer his present car allowed Maree V_ developed an oil leak Arduous Service Demanded. $325. Subtracting this $325 from | W%Cn on a long tour, and rather Before going into the details of the gross investment, gives the net | ‘an stop to have it fixed, the ' h d man nef ineuld be pointed out depreciation. ‘Trade-in prices in {fiver burned an excessive amount The great success of the new Hudson Super-Six has cause y the previous deals ranged from 0f !U>ricant. - that the bervice haearegnrigs of —e ieke tn £416 ited ae iain ‘7 tring ¢ - ‘ d " hi d ful new Skidamarees Was much more ar-/| ¢» Lo. es g ef! , ‘ a les . . s traded fnr another eve ry 12 Ir onths COST f | ‘ pene T¢ { i. 4A &T % inte ‘ee with AaTi- Res tes Seconoes | Cancline — 411744 calidin:|ccher car, tne wer Ieee giveer We will place new Hudson Super-Sixes at downtown and West End Publication of these cost figures $859.71. This a’ ine, costing $5 for the whole sca- 1 amounted to $1783.5! Wa nll ae AAI nas, eget Rl lat 4 Amada ali sk. “ peer: & Aarkinge everv check stub . marking > heck stub | pis own ere asing, buying 59 pounds st a RRL IR 5 ahi Nabe oy eeieettintati test ated ene 7 toe — i ar Eee yetet een? ™ . : pias S . Ss me a evtias ‘ , 8 ‘ se commer, ‘gh se BU a be re Oe AS NS a abe zy > soe * te bed wei. a an? +» , anti- reeZe a locations and they will leave these corners on regular schedule so that tor. Versize cord casings, everyone may have the opportunity to test for themselves the won- GENERAL BRAKE SERVICE CORP. $490.96; “Oventin eae eee Chaudet System ~» taking 31x4 tubes, were used on ° ne ee ee derful performance and ease of operation of the new Hudson under (loons on the last. Average life of ‘a tire was less than 10,000 miles, e ae partly due to the nature of roads J[ traffic conditions. ‘traversed. "| Eighth & Olive Twelfth & Locust tune repairs—31 ‘oads and back streets ha: lots of sharp rocks and little nails. eo a (hain repairs—$6.72. Metal tire Kingshig way Ee ar >} ais i ’ : 1? ! i" cr 1 ganed al S were us iid Sriow amid mud, and cross links often broke. ae A new Hudson will leave each of these locations every thirty min- on the new car. —quickest in the Repaire—On156 ta the Hive: tl utes—starting 10 a. m. Monday. years. here were two thorough city—and every job rad expensive gehersl overhaul We will have you back in 20 to 30 minutes. Do not hesitate to step and at least three minor overhaul- : done ings. Twice in the early days new . cence | | batteries were required. Rough into the new Hudson. | | R IGH TT" ng eseceeesee: deen loose at a em Barge rowngganate ower! ha a | See |e een You Will Know It by the Sign on the Car : essitated considerably valve grind- | Testing ing and carbon removal. The Skid- | HEN you want your development | Brakes fixed in a hur- i ° Machines amarees must have experienced oe e are f "The Demonstration incurs NO principle, the ry, just drive into our | a Ford hospital, but were always ] ready for the writer to drive home ; ~ > alta ‘ ss—in bullet- service lot—turn your at night. Car over to one of our testers Brake Band Washing — Eighty-four times, bd -climbing — Relining $156.36. Professional jobs were cod and you will have a report on Machines (more satisfactory and_ certainly easier than home work would have tbe necessary work in FIVE ‘eae MINUTES—no long waiting— > art Drum ANCE no delays. Your job will then Truing IDION of Pikes be handled quickly by skilled men who know HOW to do Machines . ‘ - . ™ " " " . - AREY fie ty AL Se a PATS oP, Eee ORE or = ; ee a . . doe» 5 a ern ae Pah Oy Sy ie 15g cia eleiie “ : a , : ft o. a 5 WAY . ” 7 >, ea in * Aghe'ct ‘> ad od Aw eg f 3 bs r a4 - 4 os a xt th a la * iy te on 4 “ Pir pa anf = Beha 4 “ i me ’ = the TEs GI Mr’ On ee pte. if Tat { ee 7 fun oe by Pr * ’ _ 37) ? i Wb ey Ny 4 - Le : ee 2 oP ee Wy ; eka es ei pa” ey: ee at in / 5 ee ihe aa Ie . RTP. % Bie Si 3 Ge tate. i i Sree Light bulbs—$38.40. Headlights a With the Super-Six Principle Freed to the Limit,— for five years, in al] sorts of shops. oe a New Peaks of Speed, Power and Safety. which wa invaluable in repeated road service all over Missouri and ghee Every Hudson-Essex Dealer Listed Below Will also Have Hudson gees Demonstrators Available At Their Salesrooms. Insurance—$222.91, This gave $5000-$10,000 Hiabilitv coverage, % s -: ¢ ‘ *Y tin ‘ Way On ear ie ven | every job RIGHT THE ) FIRST TIME without wasting an Organi- zation of ogether with largest plant of its kind in the | antages. The , world manned by EXPERI- full fire and theft and miscellan- SOUTH WEST NORTH 3 Easton Motor Sales Co., Inc. Offs: Ing _ <° . . Baia ene age a ES Te taxi South Side Motor Sales (0. | | pills, shoe leather, and, most im Victor 1622 Barker Motor Car Co., Ine. S20 Natural Bridge Av. KOrest 5401 miles at a sus- ff} your time EXPERIMENT- d the Royal | ENCED men only guarantee eous protection. - Suburban Hudson-Essex Co. 6899.3] Faston Av. CAbany 8829 DISTRIBUTOR NIGHT Service for TRUCKS \ bills, shoe leather, and, most im- |! 1720 Lafayette Av. aan | 7486 Manchester Av., Maplewood, Mo. Hilland 2123 FAST —performed ING. You may wait if you 7, Cal. Wish or return for your car Skilled Men fast Service and ever iob done \MIliscellaneous expense on tours— o.b. factory. : y3 ; ee : : = R] ' $26.80. Garages, ferries, lak Lebens-Hudson-Essex Co. 92 96 7 -— ' Me. VW Ydown 0520 a e GHT! 23-25 S, Meramec, Kteyton A. B. G. Auto Sales and Investment Corp. Lindell 2898 | portant of all, energy and time.. In later—it will be waiting for 'p ge #4 39 : g e OneShot you. Ample equipment in the " 5 9s you'll know | ae PRospect 0956 : ° * | Cherokee and Gravois OSpect a ae Qc 1517.19.71 Pade B op pride. Capacity—500 Cars Daily mapeans ete 0G Se | ee Genet ee meeps ote: ta | tf all this expense wert 6508 Olive Street Road, University City US. Northwest Motor Car Co., Inc. MOTOR SALES & 1c es addition there was the pleasure of Wi A Sal an | Service : ~ . . a C ay r driving and the joy of vacation ae ae a . Brock Motor Car Co. Hunt Motor Co. jad St. Louis, Mo. oS EE SES oben 2315 S. Broadway liUmboldt 0639 4416.18 Olive St. JEfferson 8200 Granite City TRi-City 1227 ' trips with the route laid out at Kingchester Motor Co. Byerly Auto Co. (Rand 6688 Manchester and Kingshighway adjusting om any type random, through green fields and | : GULAR ‘shady forests, instead of in the | Southwest Sales Co. ~~ e+e FAst 104 fferson 0516 | Complete overhauling, relining or (Rand 6641 Fast St. Louis of truck o- business car OVER NIGHT AT RE ex- just and heat of trains i te issouri, Illinois and Western Ken- ee oe oi Sas: 4950 Southwest Av. nm unusual dealer's franchise with tra service. Left here after DAY RATES—NO INCREASED sina ag vite LSP OPER SAR Ne , . : cars. Get our 1927 dealers’ prop- 4 7 a. m. next morning. Phone yEtt, 28 , “ sO Seaton av “to Milwaw . kor those who wish a Hudson demonstrating Car will be sent to their irene ae Tun at ee on home address. Phone JEfferson 3100 or nearest dealer as listed. os60 for NITE enecial 1900-mile trip to Milwau- marest deal i i : | ealer or write to us direct latan with Mameete. Mie. war CLEVELAND up on Lake Superior, as the far objective. The third car, in 1924, — 5 ite mee twa ot tre ON-FRAMPTON _ G é E RA a rar i: pl / “i i ved cen H U D - | ! | a vacation tour, but Skidamaree V Mi : d P rt : : late last summer made 36090 miles ¢ ‘ aintenance an arts BR ERVICE CORP. in 16 states, with Chtdiaieninen ’| e . DIS TRIBUTORS 4517-4535 Delmar BI. AKE S ee Ga.: Asheville, N. C.: New York, | Two Salesrooms: Near Taylor GHAUDET SvVSTE ee | the Adirondack Mountains and Locust at Lindell Cut-Off Phone: JEfferson 3100 For Emergency Ser\ ice Keokuk, Ja., as the outlying spots. Nights, Sundays or Holidays in St. Louis ‘Frequently these cars made long. 4517-35 Delmar Bl. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY Phone JEfferson 3370 4 '* | Lal . ; ’ i.e ee NI —sourl af {j Illinois , 27 Locu around St. Lou ba sometimes on { tours for the Post-Dispatch Auto- mobile Section.

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927. —— PAGE 8 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — | WILLYS-KMIGHTS NEVER Ec a = = VICTOR MOTORS TO EXPAND iH J, BLACK IS NEW SALES Said to Run Up to 85M. P.H TORY ea ene | - aid to Kun Up to fem i SCRAPPED, § ours fan sive engine hae been ana E ON SOIL be held = re wnouuty | _Rockne_Likes_*s Seer Se ES Se Se see a "FERTILIZATION MAY 26 keep. orepeteber ‘ ; —e ae ad —— th - Ata + agricultural exten whereby of truck manufact 'ritorv ee : |pieces of machinery that wilt im- 100,000-muile Ree Scores Su guegamenmg Se IR ; will . ; Pa i _—" > > “— : j ” . _— ee lon rice rac ¢ 69 As ents | « : : : ia : by expanding its body buliding a" e ge inet ae 3s me : - = r 4 —— os ; a i prove with use over a iong per! d' ords 0 ¥ miles and Ree : sentatives from 76 | points 4 j \ j ° D> ' . ; e . : . ie - ret i . ~ ai Was : i 2 ‘ 0:2 new : Rae me } > ; ies, ” -. , : : \ ; j bee Ban \-+ aimost unos lifva- niié r nu plant into a national body and cab 3 a | rnown in 5st. ae as | | ° : Fae , af; of time and £ . ot ee re are Cars still ip = ae in Eastern Missouri and! farme r. ‘pee | » . , De ll —— ~ ~ ba: ig : g ‘ . , i ’ W Ti. as sive . enn ‘ we ; One 17 eS Tne s1evVve?r. ap, tne piunger is pushed back LO i A , + ; co-opera- ADVERTISEMENT tt —" ee Jato virtually € COLLEGE —— ——— -— Shipments pre made to Virtally |” glean: nt. W. 3. MEAG, | She tor ‘orn gtarts the st its normal position. As the driver 9? rl YcAR - OLD “DOCTOR SAVING OVER 3- SPEED PAIGE we ay ountry in the nein ari wes tio . n with local HL handling. watc! After the lever or plungererosses the hose again, it stops the TT INDENWO OD “ fe moved ; : eels watch non WOMEN a loading platforms of the Stucé , ee ae CURED HIMSELF OF oe: N DIANA] OLIS, Ind., May 1 nlants in Detroit, where the | Mo ma ae ae —— od itward - whe tain os S mele in 4 mifacti d. stceadv waa recent mport ant a ion GALLSTONES ee ontrit ry Scektinn Stined soled toe to the local dealer forces is the LO vA SPECIAL PRICES | Within fifty minutes of St. Louis. One of the chief sources of Linden. se és ag eben oeaet peer eemnpsad at { Valley Motor Car Co., 3660 Gra- _| wood’s fame as an educational institution is that it has ter Sateen i ggaeemiats >" overseas shipment has been poring ailey ve a Pag ; wood's fame as an educational institution is th x aide acre ewe? AS OW ucHciass BABY CHICKS | ‘gee encerecenc ee " a "gathenot with points as Nairobi, British East Af- 8€F ot ie rica: Algiers and Casablanca. in wf : nationally known Sg Art Museum end other North Africa Singapore: Tokio: HYDRAULIC © TIMING wi ee Chieks Chie ks Crieke “ht places of unusual interest and great educational a. at pas a ee © € White. Brown and Buff Lechorne and Mottled Aneonas. $ 9.00 $25.00 $47.00 is value. Tientsin: Hongkong; O8S10, and ! . ie Barred Kocks. R. €. & 8. C. Reds and 8S. C. Biark Minorras 10.50 30.00 47.50 Pe s wel] as the principal! les One af the newest , ee - White Rocks. Buff Orpingtons, White Wyandottes and s. L. ; : j Two and Four Year Courses. Exceptional + Britain and the contin-rt goa ees W sandottes --ese, 11.00 32.00 850.00 Wisin special courses in Music, Art, Journalism, Lib- a ae a ‘gay for motor speed races is a hydraulic ch rahmat sees . 10.00 860.06 wi eral Arts, Home Economics, Business and Ex- : - out Ate Ce tees a 75.00 41.00 Ba; pression. Send for illustrated, descriptive lit- oa eeorter wa : ; a 27.00 35.00 1 erature and catalog. arrangement which utilizes a sec- L Assorted : i i : a 4 1000 Chicks Twice the Price of §00 OF id later at tion of ordinary garden hose lai: All Chicks from inspected, well enlled flocks, bred for heavy egg production. Chicks J. L. ROEMER, D. D.. President, borato and ces eed X H-27 - ST. CHARLES MO The La ry RELIEVES ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ‘fed at Buenos. Alres ana we és ern é sill tis shi d by prepaid parce! post or express—100% live deliver aranteed. BO e eo « Sao Paulo, 2599 cars were orcered arrose the track. When the driver eT ae : ORDER DIRECT FROM THIS AD oe . : ) e assurance that, for May and June delivery NETTIF MAY FARMS BOX 10K KIRES . MO : Laborata | 6 give comple Un on ay., Suite 1057, Chicago, Li. 116 transmission alone would be re- | now offer to send & free treatment sponsible for any difference that | to. anrone wae may write, Send might be shown in the earburetors your name today. on the two cars were switched at + ‘ + . the half-way post so that the trans- Es mission eaione would effect gas con- hed 7. , ta is Free os Ey fan | Brakes. motors, carburetors an4 ; tae 5 I . mn A " 'all were the same, the onlv 4dif- ference betwen the two ears being Se 86 em ae in the transmissions and rea! e Mes stint Bist gar beer, the ea: : The Reo Flyi Cloud Seden' - . . ele dag es— brakes we amone © result. 1. Foot Internal, +wheel 4 4 ergeant’s woud wk the same problem penwnteers} ing Car. This year, again unsolicited, there came to eres fag | would respond — instantaneously. Reo a tribute of equal importance to anyone about to buy a 2. Hand-External Drive Shaft A medicine for every dog ailment t Cam and Lever Steering Gear ; motor Car. Single Dry Plate Clutch tz 8 3 : 30x34 First Quality Inner Tubes Gear Set Unit with Engine ; Re ees aitnrcat =} sae ai 7 ses ie oliening sel + Stop See gee potions soe ecrva Here’s What Happened These Foren penne 2.4 Location of Piston Pin Bearing in Piston: ss 323828 ah B te "3 Whiske quality a Se In January, 150 automotive engineers, members of the ements y. , g ten ae ote aes Metropolitan Section of the Society of Automotive Engi- Integral Crankcase 8 Upper Half Cast Iron: ¢ 4 ’ ' its size fe 14%," lor Tit hed . | | | neers, held a contest to determine the specifications of an Lower Half Pressed Steel 3 5 7 7 ' eae oy Oana ager ae mad “vga n battleship g i "When All Else Failed” COMMERCIAL ee “‘Ideal’”’ American car. Chen Teenage ie: «cil CORP. TO FINANCE REO CARS The dreams of 150 engineers were synthesized into speci- eee ee ee, ee fications for the kind of automobile these engineers would pre like to have built. Oil Rectifier Water Pump Then it was discovered that in describing their “Ideal” Thermostat car, they had almost re-written the specifications of the new Reo Flying Cloud Sedan. Air Cleaner—Inerti Vs Check the Lists for Yourself naelear Gaceue 22 Four Doors: 3:27:21 3 27: In the columns at right, you will find the detailed specifi- Covering Materials, Broadcloth cations for the “Ideal” car, and those of the Flying Cloud. a amram esi: tates One-Piece Windshield 4:3 : sgt sca il . Note the similarity. No other automobile in the world Suubbere or Shock Abserbere 1 SHORTER, SAFER AND BETTER even approaches the Flying Cloud in its identity with this Car Heater 3 200 ' By. John's Wife CARS NEEDED, SAYS PEERLESS “Ideal” car of 150 leading engineers. Bumpers: t tnt : | Windshield Wiper 1 Ym toe Bappieet isle oe ree on tie Mizkware at Then try out a Flying Cloud. At once, you'll realize why Cowl Ventilator «5 Dash Gas Gauge 1 1 ; “ a “ S Ree a8!) ee = « A) ee ~ oF 8 oo “on : ee a ee me feterteshcchedechechechecsteohetihdeeletedeeaee tele o LE LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LT LET tact, a t And my ? a. te Beer ceiaers, | once ' the desten of motor cars engineers consider such specifications ideal, why a car so de- - co - He a paras eS oe ing Soe signed fulfills the needs of American conditions. Start it, | FOR MEARDS to get out of traffic jams a osama — a iar eo ae step On it, stop it. In the floating comfort of its swift, hushed N.B.1 Since four-wheel internal, expanding hdres ] two-shoe brakes made their first public ee wae @ Give It Secretly at ome in ee bP e ERSKINE EXPORTS INCREASE C. A. Balsey, Nokomis. Til. E. E. Schneiderwind, Belleville, I'l. Distributors . a TRO Sh aR Be!-Smart Motor Co.. Kirkwood. Me. Riley Motor Co. Centralia. I!! Hess Moter Co. Anna. Iil. James Motor Co.. Trev. Me Chas. Franz, Staunton, Iil. Miller Bros. Olney. Il. -e for Jonn Brandes, Marine. Iii. Egyptian Reo Co. Mu 3145 i -#) - rphysbere, Ii. ocust , ¢ | Greveraee Mier Cos Greenvit, m. —Saebeehgeettt,C°,, age Girardeau, Me, manos @ OS. Comme Yield Ticdos Essen Coe F eyer Motor Co. Dorchester, I!!. C. Knecht. Coulterville, Ill Wm. Wilde, Columbia, Ii! Tri-City Nash Co. oa 2 ni H ‘aaee ee ie Vem ‘ ° ‘ - . ae nas NO OTHER. AMERICAN. CARI LASTS. ASc EOMG. a6. ae Pistol Grip Spotlights “convenient and attrec- tive Easily imetalied on $2.95 windshieid. hth snd ta aa ae ee ee ne ee ae ae ae Se eK Eee Ee

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a a ¥ | wi livs-Overiand Officials, ne hax been known where an automat -—- — ST.LOUIS POST-DI ACTORY ™\ Paper Pic- in turn, takes him to the super-| AF the speedometers showing 600 009 | en ao woe ' tures \ irtual Peonage in One | intendent of the factory. Bs fore f apiied by miles, — | vee ‘a |he is placed, he signs an agree GES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES MILLIONS OF BOTTLES ARE USED EVERY. cmt | Of City’s Factories. preter whereby his wages ave wtren * temas GE§ directly to the landlord. After the ORR i | landlord takes out what he con-, Summer Until August 15 The $260 first prize In the Har- | siders his share, he gives the re-| | mon-Survey Contest on “What Is, mainder to the worker.” ! ARLES GALLOWAY | New and True in Social Work” has; The Harmon Award is given an- | een rarde: ay ehere | RUally by The Survey for the most} upils fills ne prominent positions {Church and a a a ps mals sar bedioses sponge valuable contribution to social! on Bpaare © ecg 4 throughout the count of 6149 Waterman avenue, super-| ork. Miss Alsberg’s paper will| gan a’ ications repared or Examined | intendent of South District of che! appear in the June issue of The} ess 417] Magnolia Av. St. Louis Mo | Provident Association, 3407A South | family and in a Iater number of | — — efferson avenue SRO SUVs — donomanates obicaecice wxs| G0 OU TO ACCEPT 27 O OD A COLLEGE ) 5 e est made at a mecting of the National Two St. Louisans Among Students. | Conference of Social Work at Des to Be Ordained June 20. | OF SERVICE” FOR WOMEN S T | Moines. Miss Alsberg’s prize-win-| John J. MeIn rny and Aloysius L St. Louis. One of the chief sources of Linden. pring onic ; ning paper is a stud Vv of the unem- A Jacobsmever of St Louis are | R O yY A 3 R O A D S E R nal institution is that it has opportunities fo, ployment aituation in hee didieie: A. ‘cobsmeyer of St. are | | in “seg Aaa ond a Every year, Lin. Rebuilds Weakened a ‘hea sed ‘ Z 1 saan included in the group of 27 divin- nts h t portunity of attendin wne Of the first things I The eee Symphony "Orchestra, ‘the Civic pln Ky | was that two kinds of dl a ay eee ae eee epecia artists; wi numerous visits te th ff a Mak N were represented in the distirct’’|in the Jesuit Order by Aré hbis) D | St. L Art Museum and oth e +S ae oe | . ° aii faual interest and greet educational . 6: Flesh b oe |e “a eee eee ee ee ist Prize Roadster $1306 Fifty people visited one Moon dealer’s store the other day. terested in production alone. andar ero : ct ae In the wedi phy. ree s\ 7 P rage ying ' i 3rd Prize eeeescoeunsen $150 e 1¢S cy ever seen. ROEMER, D. D., President, The Laboratory and Offices : — bs ALE ‘ are deplorable. is from ne ordained priests tnat = oe «¢ sT. CHARLES, MO. e {It is hard to believe that -in an the faculties and directors of the to apply on purchase of any . . —- es . : RELIEVES ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, THROAT TROUBLE ~— / American city of this size there|nine Jesuit colleges {n the Central iain cae There is an inspiring story here and it’s worth big money ——— . annem exists a condition in one particu- States are obtained. | Moon 6 or Diana 8 Model ion Pp ' to | and a real vacati rize you. See your nearest Moon dealer at once. {Listed below}. Get a son of cations : n Specifi demonstration. Learn the rules of the contest. S.. \.E. Ideal Car and Then write an advertisement or essay on this car. The con- . . unning True competiti i i # | Running on is open to any college, high, private or i ory on to Form! school 1 above the th grade, living withi on ; Flying Cloud Now Open! 3224 Meramec R Sp 7192 Manchester 00 boy or gir ve seventh grade, 4 in 150 £t 888 8 121 tnches 121 teches Riverside 9407 , Hiland 9790 , PRESSED STEEL miles of St Louis lors 82 a3 6 6 Star 4969 Delmar BI. 814 N. Sixth St. Tire acks '5%3:%38 8 L Head L Head 5 FOrest 5832 CEntral 2031 1 . 190858 7 Bearings 7 Bearings Square's 2731 Cherokee 2300 S. Grand On Spesial Sele 38828 &§ 3\4inches 314 inches GRand 3059 GRand 8521 . sees 6 Sinche 9 Gnitfins 9th Store 3028 N. Grand 5032 Gravois Cc MOON MOTOR SALES Bf feo 3114 Washington Avenue ent : 3838 249cu.tn. 249 cu. in, 3224 Meramec ne ree ne Fritz Motor Car Company Motor Company Knight Motor Company Geo. C. Porter Motor Corp. eae ere | Main Store, 1129 Locust St. | 3114 Washington Ave. 918 N. Grand Blvd. 1645 S. Grand Bivd. 901 Bellevue Ave, 3660 Gravois Ave. sceesees 25.2 h.p. 25.2 h.p. 'he32 3 60 65 “ieee MAin 4847-4848-4849 ~—F St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Richmond Heights, Mo. St. Louis, Ma. imum H.P. 2800 rew. 2800 revs | Attractive Direct Factory Contracts Available. Representative Will Call On Request. Tee RTE 8 4.6 4.58 | MISSOURI FA. M Bowyer Motor Coa A. H. Chandet H. J. Eeger . B. March Oni versal tition tom [TEE COnNnOMY Sales WeeRE xx. #2 he! or. Ge CRE eer Speepoes Spiral Spiral Boonville, Mo. mcs C.R.Brandonj § City Garage & Mach. Shop Gust ode —— Vv. 0. Venderestfl aia * « Bevel Gear Bevel Gear . : . | ‘sorte __ oer Ray J. Hiods seer: , t ese nPreure » ANP If you want to economize why buy elsewhere when you are certain that what you purchase at a Star Square & ee alle. A.J. Brandt Cox Motor Sales Co. Parie*tll, Ostic Garage, Vehicle Suppty Ce rey Lids eink Solesh _ Store is good? Buy at the Star Square store in your neighborhood and avoid unnecessary crowding ia er Carmi, IIL Litchfield, Ii. Hite & Cook Collinsville, ~* a a 0a Stle At Side and inconvenience! You will receive proper courtesy in these clean, inviting stores; nothing will Pacific, Mo. ee me oe ae Fee Corben Hurd on Trenton Tt. ee 6 he Odense be misrepresented and you will receive benefits of Star Square’s volume buying and ote ents stew tame Sinise tintin b, DePacp ——— nal Iu. seeanininad Pees a . : . - F c vain . terial 3 1 § 8 Silchrome _Silchrome volume selling. oe a Murphysboro, Ill —a eee Rain, Ee | Prederick T. Lecbrick Belleville, IN. Andrew Chambers J. B Downin Magruder & Devidson Sheiby Sales Ca. Angie Moon Motor ne cseue Yes Yes 3 Columb: _—¥ (G. W. Sablender) Villa Grove, Ii. Decatur, ul Danville, Lil. Shelbyville: Ii Sete i ugh Springs 3 Yes Yes . . ° eto : Springs #11 Yes Yes 30x34 29x 4.40 Moon Sixes and Diana Straight “8” Models from $995 to $1995 f. o. 6. St. Louis ' f , ' t es es , =. . : > , ’ acs _- First Quality hackles 2 us Yes No : First Quality ———— Ssecsese Yes Yes Cord Tires Oo N Cc O R D T 7 R E S Cord Tires >» >» » ® >» hh h DDD DDD DM ©. YA” >» nee! ele gene Yes Yes b 29x4.40 Cord | 30x4.95 Cord | 30x5.25 Cord 95 fp : Sn de GOODYVEAR GOODY EAR s, e . tweet se Diecr, emeiroraats | D $ SOD oe, $895 Mvearer SABI | srwrane $14.95 i] Mechanical : MIL LER G dialed ' g. 65 ed-t +o.the. ery 13. 45 ed-to-the-Road. 14.45 _ PRPR PR PR AR AA TARA PAAAFR PALABRA RA AAPLA RAPA PALA AAR AR PAARP IPR AA RAST ARE REA OA RADA RR OR RA PARA ae Laakaladaad Laahslahsalslads shalakdahdakeakaalsahdataahaaldalaataeatdalai tet et. te 1 . hal Drive Shaft Yes Yes ee toned a 45 | BOWAR ..0+.. 13.75 | reewer oe : mm Steering Gear ; Yes Yes 30x3l/ SPRINGFIELD 8.45 | | PREMIER 11.25 | novar....... 14.25 29x4 40 | ii Bletch ss 0s Yes Yes 2 Lore S™"* 8.75 31x5.25 Cord | 33x6.00 Cord wey oh ; : . ; ee First Quality ROYAL ...-.. . x . or | Ve First Quality | 7 th Engine 1: Yes Yes | GOODYEAR 496 4S | GOOVYEAR @46. 45 Tub 7 : Speeds =: ::: Yes Yes # Inner Tubes 30x5.77 Cord | a yer 14.95 Pay on 14.95 Inner upes 7 ‘y \\\Y ; " 3 n Pin Bearing . PSK 45 ee ge | sirten Ger gy 1.95 ; aN; . t t ; epee a Yes Yes % $1.25 Bt TTON — 16. 5 ROYAL er ae 14.935 | ed-to-the-Road 17.45 S a “4 . V4 peesen: Four Three « PREMIE 2... 45 | PREMIF R 12.75 | ROYAL. oe 17.75 4 4 3 ase teseres Yes Yes Slight Defects in Above Tires Which Will Not Impair Their Weer. | | sss e « Yes Yes i TIRES MOUNTED FREE—FREE DELIVERY 7 | . ASteel ss ¢ Yes Yes t a [BRR SRERRREL ERR ERE RL ERE RELIES eae "5 | es : 733% %33 8 Three Four *% ~ . i : pear Drive ¢ « Yes Yes % — %, t Cov - : |: ’ 3 : a ‘ Used paes Yes Vibration % a ea ers: | | ame nee . s FOR 4-PASSENGER COUPES, 2-DOOR & | : | creer: Yes Yes b Gives a. « SEDANS AND 2-DOOR COACHES « ‘ : e923 ¢ Ye Yes * “Peay dry = — Tailor-made Covers trim: & srercts Yes Neo 7 5 poliah - a % 95 med with Spanish leather. @ | ; ° whieh » Complete covering for @ ‘ coe 3.8 ¢ Tee Yes 7s Ben & ——=—__— seat panels and doors. BS | . . . , : wil not i ~ af, Easily installed with the™ 4 se cset Yes Yes , ateh mm mw it “ie new-style fasteners. a “| Gallons 1 t « Yes Yes ¥ ~ Jamia cata, fi ca | Sr eetass Iiginches 11 inches = | esi: hati Bi | COMPLETE SETS OF COVERS FOR ® i wn : seats Yes mes * “ap - — a = ~ Milwaukee Timers $ : ns | ertia stag: Yes Yes # = | i eee FOR FORDS | All 2-Passenger = Ff FOR FORDS pe z = | me esesss Yes No # a Fiat “easyett by, i a Eee leo | ae $ 5.95 - pire cont a ¢ 4 : or and Starter s y es Yes * 1" M HE Lit ae i °.Door Se es « 6; length, 16 feet. 2 ‘nickel. and Fords E | “ | * finished tse conener one : “ “ - strongiy constru . ‘ + Gan grade steel ball- ment... certs gor gin mallggagay The Post-Dispatch Resort and Travel Bureau, last season, | aring Skates. _ ° . ir a . ; ince four-wheel, internal, expanding, hydraulics % * 89 30,000 Feet 4 served more than 25,000 people with helpful information and shoe brakes made their first public appear’ + Fi ° “* ‘| assistance. This season the Bureau is equipped with even better | r Reo Flying Cloud, they have been ecclaimes * — SPRIN KLING : facilities, and invites the public to take full advantage of the | _ 2 : HOSE $ ¢ convenience it offers through assisting in the selection of hotels, ’ | a * 3 resorts, railroads, steamships or automobile routes. f standard equipment, the Reo Flying Cloud ¥ » $ : ay | es four hydraulic shock absorbers of s typ® x ? : Aside from a nominal charge of 1c for state road maps show~- | d only on the most expensive automobiles. High grade plain-bearing Mower a ing upto: date highw ays, or an atlas of the Unitéd States, the | as ‘ 7 oe guaranteed STAR ‘f ice of the Bureau is without cost to those who desire inv | 74 SQUA quality. : . | ion. th Side Reo, Inc. * Specially . . mae S. Jefferson * 4 Heavy high-grade corrugated non- > Priced at........ Aluminum | | ERRITORY DEALERS SB Pistol Grip ¢ _ kinksble rubber Hose. Guaranteed Step Plates ; RESORT AND TRAVEL BUREAU : | Janes Motor Co., Troy, Mo. for an entire season. 95 14-inch bledes, mt . Milier Bros., O} = * - . Cc lete, 50 et — h$ ; ball-bearing .....swes.. % 9. 75 with rubber mate. ow A ie Spotlights oe : 5. capdaete Sein. if OF THE 8$T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH I. Hil. Fairfield Hudson-Essex Co., Fairfield. . “onvenient and attrac- ral r @ ball-bearing .... neces: F I R ST F L ere R ty, Ii Hawkins & Underwood, Mt. Vernon, * tive, Easils Wey GE as 1 ee eee f © ected Mnben Cc - . : m inst a re on on $2, 95 a, man ig at 6 75 Keen-Kutter ....2e¢+0-;. MAIN l ] l l ) aw 9 . blad REO—NOT.ONSIQ rt ee Po, eee | oe an Au; , Hose Reels. . :; . MT a* = — SO OOCOOCCCICICI

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ f* —— =d to | rs “ie cen | . ry" +. * er | given by Girl Scout Troop o | on eek A Fis embers , tho eerd Scoutmaster * A Frank ard i WwW =." an 4 Livt TYi¢ eer tia Pv. 4 isi . ™ : it Scoutmaster Geo'se | ‘ rot SM horse patro! assisted in the mass- Assistant § coutma a I | She Shee ¢ tn tne SCO maser New ex teria ap pi mation 4 Charlwood week-end camp over Decoration vace @ week replaces elastic | : stock ing. Reduces ewo! en | ) Schoo! } a — . ; i Cireuiete. | fe ¥ iad hk the rida} SOUTH DISTRICT. ying ap to beal| eyguee 10 visitors from Troop 77 of the Tyler Place ? t, ree — quick and | - a7 D i ‘7 — . ~ — hate = TY C“hure held a are- pogiti¢re ww i bo work a2 neas ei Holla st 4 q lAT- ries) hemes 3 aurea ” h now for FREE OK. Tells net * () vari 7. \A ari Most tay acter ra in charre of the ent’s nigent April & Os One of tne “ Bend ! at bome. P Tr. Viscose | JTsdl iZal on Jig Fay. Le] : Ls as if Cihdal] . wre a: b : lecom enve © 3 ae ; Abiects of a recent interpatro! con- | . take 6t.. Low Ansrice. Calit , ++, 5 i ~ it oe ‘ in = ’ sieht ! £AV- iii 4 rILT- MAG ‘ Sw biliil I id c ” ° “ sar wo +i? . 5 ¢€ vv, inted om . ° ‘ + — ts 8 + m= he re enw? A,avVrYU ww Pesaibad ~ - _—s bas a hel th Distric yf j ] & ts A] resent f : nh District Of s' Harry Ric ceed him. Two o » ‘> ~ +} ad ss frmoacté tiaqgaéiay - a hb 1a? AY ee : : : E 33 4 P e4 n tne cusiod! : ‘ : ! -ORsaen ee poe . «~ members have been acae to - , . 5 ae . ime yy rit ia 5 ~+m¢ - . - Se? 7 the sociely C 3 ; t+e the Troor ommittee, of which W. es : } Out [ agmii . 4 : ) So es oo @ he = r | i 4 " ij ; . " ie : 7 oe . ’ A. a i Tn tri} 4 4 : ia ~ f 1! cn wei. Nm. } +} + ; ot , Ar ‘ mo . etc th + ee i P| Li i ict a 0 uTi 01 4 ,? - : ae | 4 ‘ ¥ _ Vi . - m ~ a 2a ™ - . i} ; ' Lic im * en ca > ¢%, Cs * } , . > "Hane ‘cs ~ in! = 4 43 , A + . A 4an4&% , ’ dav evening at th et A t ror : , epee ; . ¢ ; ] re vic i i. hic as “ake cy? é 1 ' , Hicat é , kt «ht . =e eee % ll mcs gpnamenet ae tress ittee it orce’’—Easy an ~¢ , ’ +) ROT) log] hiti i = : > f i > : Quarter of Year, Thin. weak. serveus, rundown folke will find @ Firs: veig and measure rourseil; w long walk wWithou. becoming ured. Next take ARIUM. times per day. Then weigh 204 Mearure yoursef O again 4and continue wailing ARICM regu- lahiy until you eatisfied wits yu! weirht. . — i fo ST / ? - * {>} > f ie iz: ; i : 4 ia bis . r o - - i I ‘ a JULIVE wA SOW . JA : - ~ . : 7 ~ 5 Vii : d Pa 3 ~« , ee? os r fe € eat: m4 ~4 ¢ ‘ co 4 & > Aa Amerie t ay id is ee" 4 ‘ i lu is ‘ i 4 + - 9 ~ 5 . > i. ~ > > - 7 . “ . > + . " —p + Let + c let ast « ¢ ’ rang ‘ Ss i * x ‘ ° Put 4 4d ' i 4 i > ; | r\? >) . > / " . - 5 ry — *, Dn see - T * 2 + . ; ; ey p| . 4 acs &~ 4 | on . q% ~~ he Awte . ,eeal . « : « ha 7 . ‘-. . 7. & . i st id 2 ‘ 7 \ P & ‘ 240 U sa aia a4 . , . ’ : - ‘ > ~ . > > « . ™ a + -™ ‘ ~ an *c - oy 7 ’ ‘ t ) Yer). a — 4 . I | ' ‘ = j rr} YT me 2 af ie \ ‘ 4 ais i 4 ~ | aan ish ii} i i ] ti I 4 I ii T + 3. ; L - «+ . > ‘~~ ** vs > rc « ica : ii A . : al ehh. _ , es . rf rot rt = sie es & a 2usAr ais 4 } 7 } l 4 : o- rm 7 ~ _ lo ~~ = . + : q af ra mMmiichacan 17 ‘ _ ‘ I T t , : v = | ’ - ane Be ? 9 a na” | ’ , ’ j , . - *- . a " ‘so - " 4 ‘ 4 ’ ancl | : rT ‘ nm «© ex *- . ~ a 4 . if rs r ay 2 47 } (OT ‘ 7 I ‘ j Lil ® 4 = } 3 7 4 - >; ' . , . ¥ . , 7 - ata “a aa ‘ ' ¢ ‘ 4 ; ‘ = . ste : 2 " . ; | > ty f TATION = = ‘8 ‘ , : -\ v 4 4 i ©. ‘ i ‘ “a “or nerves n oo * : ; ba i- ‘ “7 . ee . é > esé r ‘ ; % . s ‘ BS c —— 3 : a ‘ ‘ a © 7 nn ne 0 . - Ss - ° = . Té 3 ry é ‘ LI $ rs l . &, = 4 s ' LOO ' . ees” | as : ; > ° : : ar bones. ~ Count- 3 Pe e erit aAage the pnractice of civic 2 , eet , rida’ Beoe P , + man? k e : ts on youl nes. ’ ‘ 4 a € . . > ‘ ° : = 5 : a 4+}. ia = +3 ~~ a . 24 re on oo fe a a . _- + +o ear . . - ‘ >’ i i 4 Ga ; : A a4 2 ry = r L cal . ae ‘ ~ * ‘ : s . s'.4 WY j ‘4 Ca ~ ‘ i ~ ‘ ii a ‘ 4X & S x ix, who . they were suffering HE demand from car owners for Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires has given Firestone § 22.87" ic . hare Seestes Setoes at) work for. sino that for every | rink of second clam and one Dealers a large increase in volume that enables them to sell these tires to you at the § Ss.ris.c .. t. lea - tne iat cs a, orm hore Frome As a re. x allowed to carry « . Teo « miests were ft ed a seguiee sfetiogs one nite te] ieeeet prices in the history of the industry. ny The troop 48 planning « number On the cars of motorists everywhere, in the every-day service of the largest truck and bus operators, these wonderful tires are delivering unheard-of long mileage together with am oreater safety and comfort. Pic aks and frei. or The Firestone Balloon Tread, scientifically designed three years ago, and unchanged Bitte Sa ae today, follows the contour of the tire carcass with no excess rubber at the edges to cause Bi". “shoulder breaks.” Narrow rider strips permit the tread to yield to depressions and cling § f +3 >t r patre of the - » a eras health and vitalit ulldin ult SSaee t to.p ball ove Th mportant part@l § Sesser hy oes Be e tread, however, is not the only impo etre TO HAVING NEIGUT INCREASED TO the Court af Fon. ea ake citi « new scribe — reported having aone good . . sec by all good druggists, such Woilff-Wil lant new tag tearers cr tne ae | TIRES the balloon tire. This tread must be placed on a carcass Eitri sor wars enot Bouts Boy Scout ig LANES | noe rane ar pean that has the qualifications to withstand the terrific flex | = Sesdenarvers Well. - =p Kats crite Serinen whet hn. soul re a sh Pri ees made of cords dipped in a rubber solution which not e held | ee eee only saturates and insulates every fiber of every cord, ered oN eitoman' Duets have bee 30:3 Fabric SESS but unifies sidewalls with carcass, eliminating any pos mote Gna ae (eetaat eke bee sibility of separation under the extreme flexing of low- 30:3% ric 85 pressure tires. 30:3% 7.35 Many Firestone Dealers are prepared to take your old 2.9*:4.40 ®"—" §.40 tires, offering you a liberal allowance on a new set of 32:4 cord $3.40 Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires to start the motoring season 31:6.2§ ™'-—= 15.35. To meet a demand for a low price tire and tube, 336.00 *" 18.35 | Firestone designed and manufactures Oldfield Tires and sh B the evening 2>0 ue Wolt Patrol won the in- mittee was preznt at the meetin : ‘ Tubes for Firestone Dealers only. They can furnish you hie sisth meeting of the Train- Wright. The rext phase of the | inE,UP the troop to a whole troo Oldfield Tubes also priced low || with these tires at the low prices quoted, carrying ime 4 5 re the Sheldon Memorial will be helt {ion picture of the recent anmuai ANd, "eowcmanier ae wlannicg, 1 Standard Manufacturers’ Guarantee. t Court of H 7 Pade : nemesis sf SUBURBAN DISTRICT. Schease. n the pa- SPiae ves cs a Me re 2 a 3 sedge: Re att ci se en Mond . masters, scoutmaster ar ers are expected to attend "West District. mp fet ee oe wer tess es see § Following Dealers Can Save You Money and Serve You Bettert ANDERSON AUTO SUPPLY CO., Inc. JOHNSTON BROS. TIRE & SERV. CO., QO. R. RAITH TIRE CO., 1614 Washington Av 3145 Washington Av. 1300 N. Grand BI. AUTO TIRE SALES CO., KUHLMAN MOTOR SALES CO., RUPRECHT MOTOR CO., 3552 Shenandoah Av. 3118 Cass Av. | 8023 S. Broadway BARTMER AUTO SERVICE CO.., KUHS-WRIGHT MOTOR CO., Ss. & L. TIRE CO., | ElectriCE cae | Eh % iN tien “9 3 ee m4 ees Serer | vier oe ist ans Re A > , Pt ng Raga? PSY, tae a ace cep coe 6603 Olive Street Road 8345 N. Broadway 3033 Locust St. Refrigeration is also BEVO FILLING STATION LA GRAVE AUTO REPAIR CO., ST. LOUIS TIRE CO., 5 manufactured by 1900 Gravois Av 277 Delmar Boulevard 3501 Connecticut St. =~ LDING-HALL AY LENTZ TIRE & BATTERY CO., SEIFERT MOTOR CO. BROADWAY GARAGE, 400 Kansas St. 611 S. Broadway ; UILT and guaranteed by —_ 609 S$. Broadway : LILY TIRE & BATTERY CO., SIGOLOFF BROS. HDWE. CO. : B dustry in a Beldi CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO., seams tuna, ca ea ae 1204 Franklin Av. : which only Laranet seals Ma ee oe die tied | cinccin” Ac tte tan: Or idk ta hae aetiveiad aE x —_ pera i: Re LINCK’S SERVICE STATION, SQUARE TIRE SALES CO., “xperience —can achieve. » announce that Brysen atin) 0 SP PR a re eae i! : | CO.., 8005 N. Broadway 3630 N. Grand BI. Your food h : it orn to ra i 2 ans as Ry te: Prenn 12% Se i Bi = ‘oe ioe ealetiiaiteain S187 Deimar Boulevard M. B. TIRE CO.., SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO., ! devi Brown of KMOX, has made appli- | say to Clayton, Mo.. 45 bovs and jand sponsored by the Rotary Clut CRAIG AUTO SUPPLY CO., Kingshighway and Easton Av 1426 S. Grand BB. — : ean two committeemen being ocreent. jof Clayton. Mr. Geitz {s scoutmas- 2509 S. Jefferson MERCHANTS TIRE CO., STAR SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY, The orchestra of Troop 89 fur- epee ets — were passed. 7 }ter ! Mr. ¢ resistant ecout- DIX ELECTRIC SHOP, 2710 Washington Av. 4969 Delmar BI. \ ing seek tana ae METROPOLITAN-NASH CO., STANDARD TIRE CO., shed music for an entertainment / Paren: rn . T , ; “oe ron ee eae ne (a YT) ———— (5 — f.) — 4217 N. Grand 2671 Washington Av. DODSON V “wae peed sai ei is MOUND CITY TIRE CO., SOUTH SIDE NASH CO., Back Again! - 220 S. Twelfth St 4728 Gravois Av True to its promise. the Nash Auto Paint Co. has reopened in St. Louis for the Summer Season The perfect FREE BR BRUDGE TIRE & ACC. CO., MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY CO.. SOUTHWEST NASH CO., application of the Donald Process does not permit of cold weather or changing temperature. And, rather than offer 8th and Chouteau 805 High St. 3000 Locust St. inferior work, we closed our shops for the winter. We are back now. ready to give you service : HEINTZ MOTOR CO., MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO.. STEINER-FAHRENKROG MOTOR COs Autos Repainted—Only *7:>° Smee peer a. 2801 Locust St. 4000 Page Bl. AN HALLENBERG-WAGNER MOTOR CO., MID WEST TIRE CO., THIRD STREET TIRE SHOP, Ford Roadster $7.50 Light Open Cars Light Coupes $11.50 All Other Cars. . $12.50 to $18.50 5630 Gravois Avy. 4054 West Pine Bl. 122 N. Third St. Repainted to took like new by the Famous Donald Process’ Stripped of all cid paint and the exclusive Doraid GRAVOIS-COMPTON TIRE & BATT. CO., J. H. NEWSOM TIRE & SERV. CO., TOLER’S GARAGE, Process applied. Guaranteed to be weatherproof-——sulpnuric acid proof All hand work, carefully done. Sure i> Gravois at Compton Av. 1201 N. Vandeventer Av 5589 Pershing Av. satisfy. Hundreds of satisfied St. Lowisans prove that we give you just what we promise. ak 4 . 4 tn. ae na yk {Aap > - a 2 Lae ty ey *. * ng eh be Settee 2 ‘i “s Poodles ; tad “a Z sa pe w iS NS SN ae ar Re pg ol) lend a Palpatine F 3 r f th >) tits, dies zy . lo GLENN TIRE CO., NICK’S FILLING STATION. TRIANGLE TIRE & SUPPLY CO., Grand and Pine 5411 Virginia Ay. 6172 Delmar Bl. GOODLOE MOTOR SALES CoO., W. H. OWEN CO., C. J. VOLTZ, 4900 Manchester 3333 Washington BI. 3641 S. Broadway IVANHOE AUTO SUPPLY CO., PREMIER SERVICE STATION. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 3203 Iwanhoe Av. 4355 S. Broadway 1817 Lecust St. IVORY FILLING STATION, POTOMAC FILLING STATION, WHITE HOUSE TIRE CO., 7803 Ivory Av. 2702 Potomac St. 3000 N. Grand BI. NOTE: Our. phenomena! success has attracted imitators Bring your car in at once. Let us repaint your car 3» De not be misied—the Denald Process is availabie on!» these astonishing low prices. or let us quote cur spe at our one shop in St. Lowis. 24-hour service cial prices on two or more colors. NASH AUTO PAINT CO., 1828 Locust St. Sole Operators “Coast-to-Coast” of Donald Process OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL 1 P. M. oL———I05E10 — O10 10 10 +. 1000

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oo ai { —— er dark a council fire wag hela, - Wehster Groves 14 hela a re Continued on Next Sage. ey —e has given Firestone ese tires to you at the the largest truck and mileage together with ago, and unchanged r at the edges to cause ) depressions and cling x. This tough, pliable es that give thousands & only important part of be placed on a carcass stand the terrific flex- e Firestone carcass 1s >r solution which not fiber of every cord, , eliminating any pos- treme flexing of low- spared to take your old ance on a new set of rt the motoring season. price tire and tube, res Oldfield Tires and They can furnish you quoted, carrying the ee. arve You Better: ». R. RAITH TIRE CO., 1300 N. Grand BI. PRECHT MOTOR CO., 8023 S. Broadway Ss. & L. TIRE CO., 3033 Locust St. ST. LOUIS TIRE CO., 3501 Connecticut St. EIFERT MOTOR CO., 6811 S. Broadway OLOFF BROS. HDWE. CO., 1204 Franklin Av. UARE TIRE SALES CO., : 3630 N. Grand BI. RBAN TIRE SERVICE CO., 1426 S. Grand BI. 2 SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY, 4969 Delmar BI. TANDARD TIRE CO., 2671 Washington Av. DUTH SIDE NASH CO., 4728 Gravois Av. DUTHWEST NASH CO., 3000 Locust St. 2-FAHRENKROG MOTOR CO., 4000 Page BI. RD STREET TIRE SHOP, 122 N. Third St. TOLER’S GARAGE, 5589 Pershing Av. GLE TIRE & SUPPLY CO., 6172 Delmar BI. io. VOR, 3641 S. Broadway EBER MOTOR CAR CO., 1817 Locust St. HITE HOUSE TIRE CO., 3000 N. Grand BI. Trouble VARICOSE VEINS —ULCERATIONS | Viecoe Mrihod eete at thei Leg real cause of ulceration, | which is usually ‘diminished | eirculation from ewollen | inner veine or varicose veins. | New external application once a week replaces elastic atocking. Reduces sewolien legs. Stope aches ind pains. | Makes biood cireulste. | Avoids (aying up to heal | (res, Resulte quick «¢ a | positice while you work ae qual. Bend 00% for FREE BOOK. Tells tw get well at home. P. D. Viscose a0 So. Lake St.. Loe Angelce. Calif lenve it with your f" Stops Falling Hair. Cor. rects dandruff and scalp ecze- ma. Money-Back Guarantee.© Whyte Fox knocks pimples. Try it. At Barbers and Druggists Read the Hisiness Chance offers in the Post-Dispatch want columns today. Someone may have the busi- ness opening you are seeking. If not advertised, phone your order or | pervised earest druggisry. \lotherse’ ADVERTISEMENT | For “Firm-Flesh-Pep” “Stay-There” Strength And Super-Energy Take ARIUM—Radium-in-Tablets—“Nature’s Source of Vital Force’ —Easy and Economical—Results 4 Quick Thin, weak, nervous, rur down First weigh ang masure yourself; see how walk withou. becoming tired. Next take times pet cay. again and continue ing ARIUM reg tiny wntil you aré gatisfied with your gain in weight, en ery. endurance anc “firm-Fiesh-Pep. e 7 help quickiy put eolor in. your cheers. power in your veins, strength in your serves 42 and=s g 004. gound, healthy flesh of your bones. Count- iggg «©WEaAK, = woOrmoUt, prematurely ageing folks, who feared they were suffering from kidney, liver. pisdder and siom- ach trouble, have quickly gotten rid of pheadaches, lame D2 dizziness, biliousness truly what your gay and think—the scales and tape meae- ure tell own giory. The test will eurprise rou. Note: The Associated ium Chemists, Tac., of which Supplies crug- gists with ARIUM. guaranters eucceseful né isfactory fre- anc eatisfac telous restorative and Wonderful. ‘i fir 2 x8 e | ‘ ii ARIUM, Then weigh and meagure you: DATE YOUR WEIGHT AND WATCH THE By producing a nd thia eimple test well worth trying: i nig rou 4 an vork or how far you Can with each meal three f again each week, r strength two tabiets teat 3 RATE OF GAIN vitalizine internal exercise. the mar- Radium Power of ARIUM helns you to _ Tipend a eee renew proper, normal, youthful systemic action. Thus, cate ae matters Ae aint 4 the NATURAL irou, vitamines, lime and phosphates of ed, and alec that A what you eat and which your body must have for proper DEFINITE ” aerate. development, may be turned into living tissue. firm flesh. » aa* a | - . - e . , TITy OF GENUINE rich blood, strong nerves, muscle, brawn and brain. ADIUM IS USED N iTS PREPARA ARIUM jis easy and economical to take. and while its amaz ing generai health and vitality builcing value hag beer positive demonstrated physician® and other users, 1T SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN BY ANYONE WHO OE JECTS TO HAVIN( EIGHT INCREASED T NORMAL Recommended and dis- cane by all od druggists, such as Woilff-Wi'son Drug Stores, Enderie Drug Co.'s _ retail! wore. Walgreen Drug Cx Speckhart Bros., Medier's Pha acies, Johns s Dru 6. pa ElectriCE Mechanical! Refrigeration is also manufactured by BELDING-HALL your UILT and guaranteed by eXperience — can achieve. Your foods will be kept sweet, fres tricity — due to the frostier, er © Belding-Hall “Notaseme” STONE, Reinigerators—cork insulation. 2, and 4 door models for ice or electric re on. Their snowy white, composi- re stone lining is absolutely seamless. il] nor break. leak, rust or absorb moie- ture—ensily kept clean, sweet and sanitary REFRIGERATORS ‘BUILT RIGHT FOR OVER 40 YEARS: Inspect the beautiful new Belding-Hali All Porcelain 2. 3, 4 and 6 door Refrigerators at insulation has been proved by testto maintain lower temperatures with less ice or electricity frigerator industry in a Belding-Hall you obtain value which only largest scale production—pius over 40 years eZ dealer's. Belding-Hall sealed corkboard recognized leaders in the re handcrisp—at less cost foriceor drier cold maintained by the famous Belding-Hall insu- lation. A coldwhich contin- ually circulatesand ventilates every compartment. Roomier interiors,ofsmooth gleaming white. Rounded corners for easy cleaning. Ice chambers that actually take ice-cakes of recognized standard sizes. And the other convenient features you seek—in beau- tiful cabinets. Satisfy vourself—as millions ot others have—that Beld- ing-Hall offers greatest val- ves of all. Name of your dealer on request. Belding- Hall Compahy, Belding. Michigan. There is a Belding-Hall for All— Also for Storage and Display — esl i ih. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ tains. ADVERTISEMENT oe mente Oblo. Wolff-Wilson | mulated poisons. It is an excellent | tonic. PILES CURED liq OF TERT si0_ UP | Just your | OR COSTS YOU NOTHING DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE $1.00 a bottle. At all drug Stopped or Ne Pay iene Any sufferer from piles— ‘ 4 stores. Money Back Guar- address will brine you,Vall charges prepaid , no matter bow long standing. van be quick- Gold Crowns antee a full-sized bottle of Lene’s Famous Treat- ly bealed without risking a penny Just | $5.00 op. 4 ment. No matter how long you have suf | write and [ willl send you a combination Teeth Ex- fered or where you livé—trg my treatment home treatment absolutely FREER. If sat- tracted BOc without coat to you, It hae been used br —— poe otherwise you Owe abso- oO r ty | Soa aa ay sommplately entiet ied ther z. o Un iuntil you are co ! aficed— j W. R. DARLINGTON, | Pe. M. send me only $1.25. Write me todays. 582 Kuro Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. ,faodays, | D. J. LANE, 489 Lane Bidg., St. Mary's Kansas :30 i ' ' ’ i ; ' ‘ } ' | ‘ i i ; ' ; i ; i ad Beautiful Chevrolet tn Chevrolet Hifery orRoadsert 5.25 595 The Coach | The Coupe 6 25 | — 6 95 | Cabriolee 715 | The Landau 7 4 S | a 1%4-Ton Truck 395 ‘Chassis Only 1-Ton Truck 495 (Chassis Only All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. Balloon tires standard equip ment on all mode's. Check Chevrolet Delivered Prices They include the lowest han dling and financing charges available. Along with this} | ST. LOUIS DEALERS Allen-James Motor Co. 7800 Forsythe BI., Clay- SIRE nto om eon for Economical Transportation ___| a -CHEVROLET / ( — ———— — nnouncing — another Chevrolet Achievement a ACME EAE a Imperial Landa Specially-Built Fisher Body — Strikingly Beautiful Duco Colors— Elegantly Appointed—The Aristocrat of All Chevrolets in mouse gray textile leather, this aristocrat of all Chevrolets is one of the most strikingly beautiful cars to be seen on the streets and highways anywhere. Again Chevrolet revolutionizes every pre- vious conception of quality and elegance in a low-priced automobile by presenting the Imperial Landau—a new model whose dis- tinction and smartness entitle it to compari- And, of it has all the pow son with the costliest custom-built cars. apenas reat power, speed and smoothness—all the flashing accelera — tion, finger-tip steering and unfailing de pendability that have brought to Chevrolet such worldwide fame. Its specially-built Fisher body reveals all the masterly craftsmanship for which the Fisher name is famous. The finish is lustrous black Duco, with embellishments of brilliant This beautiful car is now on display in our chasseur red. showroom. Come and see it. You will be delighted to learn that a car so low in price provides such commanding individuality and style! With oblong windows— with nickeled windshield rim and landau bows—with vaulted roof, and with top and rear quarter Be sure to see this Beautiful Car MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BL., University City North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. ton, Mo. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. * Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson nv. ae Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. oe mae —— Chevrolet Ce., Halls Ferry. an Reller Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av., Maple- ambers Roads wand Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Wells Motor Co. 3008 N. Grand BI. Flint Chevrolet a po rages sini ee Neill Chev. Co., 120 N. Kirkwood Rd., Kirkwood, Mo. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., as ° Al Gravois Motor Corp. 6820 Gravois Av. anal ~ bei oa cote lle — _ Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- , o way BI. QiUuaA Ei te Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St. at Veronica a LOW >-@¢ @e —_ es — | —o «= ee AT, LT ee Ie hes cette tes dates ae ON oh TE gi ATE as nT a fod awe Ce ee a ar ies Matt eign oi bctrmaten. iain | egg Bb a i xiii Faia? pea ul 4 “ sone capo: a” eee ie FI as a a ee se when Fe Pe 8 sh ae Veneta raat. Mg age en ee 6 aries osha. o% paisa bea WBE tans = Oe . bs Be ee wh oo ee 4 "free ag aN 26 RMS Cee . n Rete ao, Ca or dh eo Aa mS Sa

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PAGE 12 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ecm ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ . RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND THE EXPERT ATWATER RENT TO TELL OG sce" Xs... o*ymgnaes Son ROUSE Sie aaa eee : ar ae aT te I P ~ V é Ad ,* + \ 4 9 —— ai Sever©r: r announce Liifiic_.s Vea s+ re - % enin N ej “Bro: esident os ‘rade and listeners ; several vear ‘+ thas een thé Marie, Friml, Mack Mudd, te | rill Oe ne oe ee “ li. + a a mis : ° id fh ] i! Lene! - I wi hi, an ; Le > P at - a, 4 ea i Siatibwes * ~d ’ : pr r -s os } 2 OT: valine - , Ps i ” uw h cr tr the J fu iter en Tis tid ‘ors f } Bram fc i’ ee in a Bud * 4 4 Phe ~ ® re oO Pave Ouis a Vs | . as ve caus 2 = , ' “i? 7 } i « ; ‘. pf , y Ries ‘ : he ° ights | t nual conventi 1¢ Hi & K. per 4 concert to be | Mudd; “Liebesiied, | tlantl t t n a Uuai i j I *. jcast = U oe: bi iw Lizi Pibsi Ua ' p,sh Y Dist iVilbe - ~~ rs “- ac om oe ee ot oe alk a the “e wen tt mits KBD. « arte tring the wen through KSD at 7 tomorrow’ “Liebesfreud, Kriesler. hopes Feature to Orchestra Ex- sales convention calie y A. irTou €.3 82 ed I ¢: raaq v , , nected to lance Srring So. of the first epigads ¢ la Girl and her m f i , ; : ne =, Vil De ks ' ~* 4 ante * . les Ate 3 ret m4 Ol aris i peeeee a -_ *¢ « ’ ’ » ~ , > = 3 7 4 77s T 2 ./" Dm ' A ii ' slivtidadil ; ; koi 3 4 neg § p | CU LiLCEe bes 9 z : - . i 4 = $m ot > p ~ = 7 4 Sf 5 r ; .. X ia .* > * -*~ iVvetc ~4id Sp iad 4s itgZ Js : t ,foO Se Jil ate bd = ‘ —: e OC: ; - lol * = ; ‘7 5 + *? : ~~ 3 r _ ~ 7" 9g ‘ iweekly concerts through the K: ht hand nad a CONCErL aitas*- mance. broadcast last Tuesday nd tk Red Network on Friday — s4 in? te ere a! Lilie ~ ae Po 3-2 iA -~-+ AT il 4 . + ~ . : ‘ . “S ‘7 ning thro KSD, withest @ : - ~ 4 ese be -+ : . i evening. rr? openil numpder t Oe ' , « ~ . * hie ’ a “= c. err" 5. ¢ + ' ¢ | eo ‘ro . 7 | sp M. P. Whittall. president of the! “The More Ve . i] = we I wns * -— — fd ae 10 oer ssociates, of the grogram, isto speak ut of Vivian served as @ r introducing her tp erson, a former Souq. ra ngements by y Lou uis s Katzman, the WILLIE ROBYN. 10 SING friend « Vivian, hes in. & 2o-Fearney 1 Tr ords b tra elin as thi is so feet iain i AGAIN WITH ‘CAPITOL FAMILY” 5 { ) = | of sele hich have the most | ret¥rn: ; to that group t¥ . we “Sand, as so many - romances begin, 000 “oor S in les & than 5 O O minute ms | favors comment and the most | 48 , ._* rad again thts ©- it is a case of love at firit am frequent “encores” by the radio ning fro upon his part. The scene dems with Vivian's announcement ie Ss be ¢ Pa fe QO af g ee) ae 1 >» ’ «| +1 Marv she | is to spend the following wes n ew York. Upon hearing thy gets her promise to accom ; . ‘ | ‘} » -& as a 74s - host a4 , & . y = oa — | -~ Se ~ » ad 7 jn a . oe - r e i 4 + ; > ; . Ses * + ha 7 +S eee: 72S’ “ "ae ' ii . ~ > 7 y . ~4 + . \ « ee - v4 a oe f — SF i? ‘ Ti¥ ; ea ~ s avO. 4 LAiZMan), on Di 0 , ia cy sj James § er z4 — z . id ~ ‘~- sey 7? +7 > 5 ‘7? "aq ?r4 ‘ar ‘>¥ ~$ | nw *s ry? to aon 0 . hia VA . . a> ‘ - P| - ~ a (a4 ~ p’ ae, As : : eS A 44 a if aaa . - : ; ’ - a4 . + é hk * : + -? bea , acticea ry ei% Q YY e seaso * ; t¢ ae ] =| ‘ce ; é r . Cc r 8 ; ‘ i ; i 4 ai . . Sam i: ii . a n. aa . + al ’ ‘rT +. 7% _— Ty = on ni 7 f : * = &e¢ ° , - . T ad — ln . - c i — iy « e : ‘ - . i 4 . - . i = i rT \ | é.. a _ 7 = we | = . - . ’ id | ‘ ~4 . — om est 8 , + aeT “ ~ haar an | Vi iv ha “” : s | ’ - ‘ » : . aa awit ‘ ri “ ~ a , i Mines 7 rr, , ah é ’ Re ‘ mf i eA . an wi ; P - . Ser i ll : . - : -_, > sagt . 4 ; Tn ‘ > . = F *¢ ~ . 4 - , : . , r - e . =) as 4 “ | ‘ ‘ = : . : - , 2 . ; ‘ ‘ : ‘ 5 rk at the ball game *. orchestra, under Lam t, will take an active parti Vy -~ 4 ’ . | 7} ‘¢ r »c¢ oa , ¢ . ¥ ‘ . ~ - ‘ ; ; ‘ p : ° ~ sis : ‘ s . . to - , ~ +t hae id P - " : A : . ie ' , ‘* 7 } r hh «= Sie ltlaawnta4 eS +h $ ™ ~ + ~ - ae = «+ ~ 4 o 77 Z > .) =) De Lehmann). “Dance | stein to. tentoee aneeeeiee ; dialogue he cou .* ® ‘ , ‘ . a 2 - " + “ ~ — . : z ea Hours (Ponchielli) na, Rae WR ee eg ‘dine snatches of songs will be playa - ‘ ‘ a~* : ; StL ‘ s*A — . 7 '. ‘le 4 hi rl ill — 2 “a ~* - =, ~ ; 7 =~ . 7"? — , > > re ~ ww aa .' _ = va we = 4st ¥ > . ae tT. ! _* ‘? P = ‘ awe co ry ,. rs aie y ees. 4 s ©: : : i aAitsivri ; . .* ' : ‘ ~ : > ~ “+s . ‘ 7? on — , ™ a —_ ‘® . - > 4 + ls = > 3 — Ie Ou sis . zz) we ¥ ia * " 7 ‘ ~ +. o@ ae om ie : - a £ LLié sa 4 ( J . ; 4 . ee | .. ‘ bs ~ is ; TT « , o af - . ef , 7 = . . ~ in ‘ 4 ~~ . ~ . ae _. ' + an ra” Nod 3 %,- 4 swe PSs ohm As te (fifi ’ = ss Ne a Caw A aciers, ; . > | oe." , Tia mm Aaza’® fi ~ ‘om # —_ a — a ‘4 ’ -~ + a = .% eS" ee ae , — — ——_—— - - _— - > _ s s “ , . =~ * - a = = — . m . Tawalitnw. 1 “Hi3~ tha Pasad Caps of headphones rhould gl 4 \ ‘ = aio ' ~ : ‘ ; ae JA 2 i »~ .- s+ +2 > > . _s —_ . - * » » > . *- , - * . Parting | Ways watling of the diapheagy ‘BOHEMIAN GIRL’ ON KSD a / 3 ‘ERIE Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis Owned Exe a . | ; , ® Orders were SL souwesh Filled Prompt! -F COURSE; you don’t want to’ go 5000 con- Because of its super-abundant power, The Com- tinuous miles at better than a-mile-a-minute. mander will perform eagerly, easily, smoothly—with But this sensational performance proved by no labor or effort—any and all tasks placed upon its the most brutal test ever recorded, that anything any Studebaker has produced in thesenew models, cars ordinary driver wants in speed and endurance, is whichwill excel even the staunch, dependable Studee child’s play to THE COMMANDER. bakers of the past in low repair and maintenance costss Never before has any stock enclosed car in the It is now possible to purchase a truly great auto- world achieved such a maximum of miles in sucha _. mobile at a mcderate price! Ihe Commander is ‘minimum of minutes. f justly known as “the greatest post-war achieve- "33 ‘Million Engine Explosions ment in automotive engineering.”’ To the ear; only a sound like the wind whisking Get Behind the Wheel ‘ ‘through a grove; to the eye, only a fast moving bulk But drive THE COMMANDER yourself and draw with contour dulled by its terrific speed... But with- your own conclusions—get behind the wheei that'll in the six cylinders of The Commander’s mightven- _ put you ahead of everything on the road—step on the gine—a fusillade of red hot explosions—over thirty- _ throttle and feel the thrill of outstepping competition three million of them duringthe run! Connectingrods —or test it in traffic for flexibility of handling—any plunged upward and downwardaboutelevenmillion old rate of travel suits THE COMMANDER—“it is times, wheels revolved over three both gentle at town speeds fora million times. woman and a giant at top speeds Despite this ordeal; mechan- Figures WhithShow the Strain for a man! ical repairs were limited to three of 5000 Miles in 4909 Minutes : 4 ies ; 4 7 ~ . —— grease cups (damaged by hasty More Records! 3224 Meramee GN FE SD), 5032 Gravois 9 NEELE Riverside 9407 Riverside 3080 eG soc. OF. D's g s/ir® 3028 N. Grand at 2731 Cherokee >. FREE! woxp 1+ OR DOUK GRand 3059 4 WITH FACH $7.60 4ND OVER COlfax 8195 e " | e.- =" a ‘acmconty EXTRA SPEG — % CEatnl aat er {Trickle Charger. 92.98 | Tui — Main 847 4848-0000 i S$10 Balkite $5 55 : ‘a Carn up Paneia choice of Stock Eliminator. 911.99 at eds wa pe $1.50 133-VOLT BE This will pr we an imrortant announcement siightiy more than two B batteries: bas « BESTONE MX 4 ced inte a Sehe socket: nao acid: noe balb te Home Run W Get the C I ] | fo ruin the esbinet; sad no hum. It can Here is a Radio Receiver built — of ompietely Equipped .. _ tither alternating or direet current at = very after special consideration of all Thrill of Those Words in Your 5-50 Set includes B and A bet mechanical details insuring sen- Own Home From a STAR teries, loud speaker, tubes and 1t tv c! I i me. ~ . iJ sitivity, arity aa volume SQUARE Roadie Setup aerial paras Of , _ STORAGE BA Special Clean- | 9: 95 a Set for Every acce s- eer cased—h —hail Up Price . pn hd Nothing handle. 13-F Eise te Buy .. $G 90 aize A ( UGaranteed. a teries meeeseenes 18” ' — ES : Speciai and ~ — = Ta — = 7 = 3 , = = == . si.00 ALLOWED oN YOUR sBalkite’ eee eee «6S Dalkitten) $2 3-coi ” | , . s . \ *y | 4 : Py YL ae | J =>? ) Total of 33,000,000 explosions in the Dor ; greasing) and a spark plug!— engine. Take the combined totals of all -_ . . More than 1,100 explosions per minute -. : : , negligible when you consider in each cvlinder; equivalent to more than other carein the ” orld of equal or that this astounding performance 18 per second! About 7,000 explosions greater rated horsepower, and the per minute in the six cylinders is equivalent to 25,000 miles of $s nce tee enihedn al coc oleh Studebaker Big Six outsells them! ordinary going. 9,200,000 feet, or about 1750 miles, Take all the Eightsinthe world : German Phono-Power UNIT ae —_ wil ee oe. 13m Ih@ volt and even mere. requiring $1.00 allowed for 5-TUBE SETS or sa, Gee | , (ioe “ls * 4 8 Ea AOR A Aa MR IETS eR ETI a I , PRG ce pee coh 2 Enh deste issih fs : tal \ 7 "> ; traveled by each piston! ei i _ exe . Let Harry Hartz— America’s 3,330,000 revolutions for each wheel! as well as all the Sixes, selling for Champion Driver—tell you out This is what an engine must do to less than $2500, and the Stude- . . travel 5000 miles—but more than a thou- hak Bie Six C q f of his own experience what a sand Studebaker cars, have been driven aker Dig o1x Commander oute , 100,000 to 500,000 miles—and many of 7 ’ stock COMMANDER will do. ait rita phate he mer gligy yet | performs and out-lives them! faker And take all day long for @ A powerful, highiy selective Set of sound construction. ae Oe Harry Hartz Says: Prices of The Stude ' Commander: * =e gee 8 (ee) | It will maintain any given Pciiasiatidien Sittede Sct. iets etate — Battery Terminal (lives . Complete Aerial Kits Vari of ou plere , Windew Lead-In« “Meinite Interference Eliminators. ; ; fp “reintte WN aise Fliminatere ©) Gives a faithful repro- 2 a “teinite Aerial Eliminaters ~~ ‘ po! Ks duction of distant sig- ’ - ' ee ‘eimineter nals. No Speaker can a AA Cosranteed Lightning irresters, | ~ _- ‘ae °Tiele 3 or SA Ade trival its er vol- »” a pore : ou a , — = : * é-wett Phen egraph Units si. ume. A $35 value. —— > @ “a tenseie Taiies . 2.80 aa : bee Cresley 5-Tube Set, $74.95 ‘ oe 7S Cresiey Console .s = 72 4 haldetn Phoaserast FREED-EISEMANN 6-TUBE—1 CONTROL The Radio with a reputation—reproduces Music “wo and with sandisterted rolume. (om pietely equipped — loud speaker. tubes. aerial equipment and ai! necessary accessories, ed Sperial ... *2 “Se “Z Ba »* -- a Nothing Else te ae 45-Volt B Batteries On Special : & Seie at .. 4%-vrolt C Bat- tT? -relt. opricht- tertes on trope B aaie Ratteries. — ’ Exchanse Price _ Special at em 5 eer? Ries Vv pee “i =” — F an : i * et i) , Jj ppnicty f } r ss . -¥ ke “es Ba , “3 4» ae ee Fe Some ee eee ° ent TRY Very % ee ae 4 Ce. aie ot ee ge pe fe Le 4 - ‘ oe ~ ‘ re are ee a R 4 ae “ ASD ane + Nine ey cbt Cre ete sie ala . “ ¥ . Me ae ae bd aaah S aes Pues wee es . aby ae Ae eth ‘ Ms +, of Bee Yay er. bli ROLY Rae G Nr ory oe he we. 2 ho PR ee Rea RG 85 oe me et iat saint Nea és 2 aR i os a i See Bao oF Ws = pag Ral ig a tetas ; i SRR, 7 ie ahve Gores Se pes kee x es i$ etn ye — BR no sath ee age STUDEBAKER ————— | This is a Studebaker a 5 % ; pAb AAD bh. O08 —" a ieisitienss.caiesie sie e@elewisiieisises siete aloes 6° Fy hed arr Hossa aes - we one ate 5 OUR aoe 7: Ht xpangs Ae

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ RADIO What WJZ Will INUSUAL FEATURES BY COLMAN BAND, Broadeast i Unison Number by 5 Trom-' hones and Trio for Cornets to Be Heard From KSD. PAGE 33 . SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 pa 91, LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Ste pone ee A A et eR fou w ROMANCE AT THE BAIL =~ GAMEINKSD FEATUR Barbara a Rea. Charles gs James w. bari- aSsO, and 23 oe mame church service, KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF MAY 15 [llqti2’ =" 9:30. Frank Tilton. el oak Ae » iP pas age Se a ee ee — > arcigen ee aed Ae Ge 9 ae Sh ys —. ~ ‘ market d w ' Coca Cola Girl Introduced as a WIZ. Weekly Broadcast Nov. elty. een . — » wi. Attenge tlemg PE ey et rep me Spa ener ~ nds ie . . “ ae Singers Quartet Will Sing From This Evening. American | Sunday, (416.4m- maay 25. Again 30—TUtica Jubilee . wan — . 4 . = . ! ¢ Je r ~ “ ~ ; . ‘ O10) ee OmmMNoadare Ty Ty)’ > KS 1) ‘ J i I J . ‘ +: 30—Trave! * fy sap «eta am Po 4a fie eS ™ oP . Ph ve by the ‘trnr* ries a! iO abird Major “Capi- Capitol 4 atlaldd ae - oa ey eda ig se Meee) te “4 tra acary ubiniy Mapeaned -O0 ‘ sodfrey ee “agrere Os with “Coca Cola Girl” ne A Ne ate set Meivra’s A RY) Ot) ; favorites are > ip ey reat Sos cOom- a ak. May J e * e Pr ot é LISTEN TO THE BALL GAME EVERY AFTERNOON ON STATION KFVE ANY ATWATER KENT DEALER ‘WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU HOW THIS CAN BE DONE. BROWN & HALL SUPPLYCO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. 1504 PINE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. Tuesday, clude S solos, Moines « = ele a Pe : -~ po eh Qh ta! inedibe:,. pon } 1s nspired her. silage oem at dinner, but it was not ’ May 18. ntil, montis ater, while Tess rt . le “ia CTrosS- with a that the i d ay. ; | Epwor th Bre astiliig “KGW, P. rtland Oregonian (491 .5m-610ke) 30, hurch serv ce; ll, National tor ns ing Comp ot } 12, Symphony A P » > Fe . 7. _ 7 and B. ! National Friday. May Radio Service In Your Home adjusting of your set. $2. 50 Phone PRospect 1203-2123 BLACKWELL RADIO SERVICE CO. °832 GRAVOIS AVY. Authorized Atwater Kent and FADA Dealer Radio Programs | Sunday May 15. Webber's saxophone band. 7:15. First | reports, 12:40 and 1:40, news bulletins. WBAP, Fort Worth (475 5.9m-630ke)— | S& 2 a Pp I N | > Ss T e WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul 5:20 P. M. “The Bohemian Gir],’ Edward Bowes and the Thursday, May 19 musicale program Capital os these tertiapaltinagals A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU nance, oa s : uesday eve. Monday, May 16. ant acti dink “eebiatimne | American Singera in the Atwate! Maus Radic Hour with WGY. 45 “What Is Happeni a sl . . ¢: : . - "wager te ie eS | : and Fe Pee artists program. The debut of Vivian served as the ee Poe tee z : '. “A Perfect ay’ are among the Ish WaN, Chicag fa} (303. £m-900k c)—6: ‘30, w00drich Silvertown r five . . 0 P. M. chestra ie Sil\ neke ah ss am Henry: “9 10, vocal | played by five Where Art Thou,” was a London 6:3 the Silver Masked eading ; | % ; 2 Fort Des orchestra. yeic tel in, Jamines Marvin, a 25-year-old went where he became Friday, May 20 ~ e Hotel St: ‘oncert Ene ' an ge en = + gah Anesnitis Royal Rhythmic, Rhyme and ||! WISD. Chicago (370.2m-810ke)—8, Pie this eve- it is a case of love at first sight turn he | yo . 1 | ata a Sie ae ee ht hour; 9. gong servic ire ap- | am of thirty eight. Tuesday, May 17 edn | burch. ’, Bon service, First Bap she is to spend the following week © Brown Church in the Vale Chotr i en on 8:00 P. M 8:00 P. M. . ° . | " 7 ” request program fo power pany him to the opening baseball radio Cavalcade | Jance mus from WOAL San Antonio (394.5m-760ke)— | ° i of of Ja nes and V ivian will shift to 7: 00 P. M. ’ : 7 ‘ fee program by the church service 9:30. Pa! mer symp! ony. | ; tel Statler Dd anee Orchest . | eae | . otee wow. Omatlia (526m-570kc)—Presbrte | fLti S PG, Atlantic City (2! II: "30 A. M. Sunday evenine musicals ; natehes of songs will be play Jaca > Pala ngs » yed, : ” 8:00 P. M. sens Hofbray Ur he stras, = Sie and jiake the words out of the mouths § % te Resims, ") (Donets a. jo—Markél’s Orchedtra, naan | Radiola Headquarters “Parting | Ways be screwed up tight to avoid “Leag’ 1e; 11, Largest Exclusive Radio Dealer - fe's € Springs (374.8m-800kc)—9. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME music baptist Church. Standard time given daily at 7 P. M. Central Standard time and 9:30, Texas Hotel orchestra. “We Will Not Be Undersold” 7 20ke)—8 :43 ! 10. H Phil e ot n e eee. +~O0kC)—-8:45,. musicale, , P Nation al Light Opera Co. Vv uasél e ugo neg Musical program bv tol Family” from the 6:00 P. M. KSD. WTAM. wwe. WSB. WSM. WMC. | ve n the hour gram nar Te SERRREERRERRERERREREREL IEEE ’ . hronv 7 , : tities ryiees xoOlC 2 + = aD . De i omnes . es a. , | } eet, swil!? he Ling through +e 4 without the ne suits . ' . - , 4 ‘ 4. re i . ‘ 2 * . : ALTW i ry’ ke nt Hour from KSD to- the “American S| n ge rs’ } a the Ha f H ith ( hina,’ Tie en Lai. ‘Hua ng. 3. he Monday, May 16 WFAA, Dallas (475.9m-630ke)—8, Bible | ‘occasion for. introducing her to the Mav {numbers of a program that in- , Bible reading: 9:25, piano. PlianiSt anc CO? #9 ageraongy WJAX Jacksonville (338.9m-R90kc)— iy, who Yorker. James meets Vivian court pianist for Empress Eugenie, later re- emble vith Mack Mudd, tenor, 1} ea > LC K J lor program spon- adilly Theat part. The scene closes 9, at the Jacobs Bond savs_ she . 7:00 P. M. 6:00 P. M. been ap- in New York. Upon hearing thig ees SY ee eS tO ntermezza from “Govescas’’ (Granados) |Gressing for dinner Cincinnati (422.3m-710ke)—6:30, y ths 11S YOrn I ; Wecgos} ry ~% {rom o os 4 "hd ("ey " ; 2 \ } } le. whe re the : ; ve ; ! The Coca Cola gi: ita -Persians, WMAQ, Chicago (447. 5m-#&#70kc)—86, Chi- ib. fing sets. game of the season. has! aR 7 a 45. Central Chrietian Church 11: 00 P. Tar tad York at the ball game. Erwin Swindell. ay | ~ ila a at me a? ria churches, of maha. et This aeit will take an active part fn rogra) for the Atwater: 7. 30 Pp. M. Saturday, May 21 rch of Omaha the d neert follows: > , Rnd , ee nd Jans- \WSAT, Cincinnati (325.0m-920kc)—7, ra dad ee i ks. ree! ‘on from sige! m f j {A P Gia . i : Mg 7 a > mony n on ee aot ae hg es ; » Cleveland (389.4m-770kc)—6,. or- Government, ; 6:00 P. M. estra. 7. church services. 9:15 lof the characters. ; née rac cert}. "A Ye eu a ) Dostienigges ee : : T ie Strickland —= - trauss); excer; from he bor- on KDKA. KYW and KSD “Mah Lindy Lou , 2+ +s sees Strickland : = | - ee aeliangg g:00oThe. Texana. Alma. Mliateat. 4 |g Mr. Archibald. ) 3 Floors of Radio rattling of the co drat i St. Louis-Owned} adds : johemian Girl In St. Louis 550 Kilocycles RYW. Chicago (535.4m-560kc)—6, at 7:15 P. M. Sunday by the Howard Watch (Co. Si ler Goodwin organist. erything in Radio From a Tube to a Complete gavott The scene of the first episode og Theater, New York. South Sea Islanders. | eae ater Kr American Singers. ogether,”” name of the sponsoring company nd through hel )} Tiday | Soprano. Also on KDKA, KYW, WHAS. | night. second program of the Summ fee een 6 Cage 8. church service: 11, Castilian | ; } 4, 6:00 P. M. radio audience. Herbert. duets and quartets. throuzh KSD reé 4 | A Ay KV0OO. Bristow (374.8m-800kc)—6, Carl | W | HOUR Datly—9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40 ana 2:40, ELIABLE. E RCHANDISF 7:30, Classical concert. Sunday, May 15 8:10 P.M. : : is = . WEAF, New York (491.5m-810kc)—5:20. | ba 4 sos + ' 4 | | | | Theater, & JUtfit at Positively the Lowest Prices in Town. s and her ro. a GC , ' } e * maINSOOTE, NADIE, t t ] e« - Alw s a o be featured 7:15 P. M. 6: ‘30 P. M. wwii. WSAl WGN. KSD. Woc. WCCO. Bg w | : ee WEBH, licazo §8=6(370.2m-810ko) Blowers’ being given, was laid in the South, Onera Art Thou?” serge : orchestra. " : : ~ i ik ” : an - asia ‘ay] - - , The Minstrels sie . h] re) , i ( a 7 * A ld AMILY* Dick Amberson, a- former South. “The vo Chagiedoag-igeealas sei, Be “DKA and KGW. Joseph Ascher, who wrote “Alice. Cord Or- ndy" "Sam a’ ener: “al erpner and a frien Vivi ; : : “pea ny , [ CFD anc id of. Viv an, has ssh aah Se a ee nd One Hires Harvesters visit Italy. Tenor. ae. Be En returned for a party with his cous. y — a aoureme came ; . KYW. Overtu: rf 1d Prologue |] mposer, who at 18 oe eee [Se Say er program 2:00-2:30 P. M. 6:30, service; 9, Little Symphony. io we as sO many romanees begin, vife of Napoleon HI. He d to London where he died in feature arti toyal Typewriter wen. Por ntiac (516.9m-580ke)—4:45, Twi- with Vivian’s announcement that ae si (344.6m-870kc)—5. WLS | ““PrPearfocft ): a > tj aC) | | rfect Day” while The Eveready Hour. Cities Service Goldman Band. — church service, 7:30, concert. 8:30, ative for James gets her promise to accom. California She read Su :30 P. M. 8:30- 9: :30 P. M. nak’ Sunday Evens’ Ch ae Next Tuesday night the romanee ©\en ap- P ra VW ednesday, May 18 Woe, Davenport of $83.6en 620ke)—6:30. ‘upid’s orchestra, under LueteQ an ee Aint cash “ebm on KDKA.| MUSIC came to her. wi falenthe”’ (Si i. rthur Sul] - | - r. 3 290.8m-1000kc) —8. ative for the dialogué of the couple. Brtef es pi nt laa ) hursday, May 19. i . | } ‘ational Cavaliers Male Qua: / ra’ [ . i) vv . tet r lfe’ " ilse dad’Or a dio sermonette. bh-Hawley, |the titles of which will literally ~ tg BO ee ii gh OR .EDKA KY . “Just i : oo . © h ery rTy j d Lil ws , . TacNamar: and 4 *'Ovay National Week Enders. eee on Gardens orchestra. Dee toad ; Caps of headphones should al- Symph: 0:45 Anniversary At The BOHEMIAN GIRL On ASD: 3624 Olive St. JEff 5723 Complete testing and (495.2m-740kce) —10. Wow, Saturday, May } ning £ wn — ~ Ix lich? mer - a , 7. v tia ae . ’ , “een r ; . silent mnigiit WDHOAF. WRHH mung in tile , COMI ii +t ae 1 imme Y OF rogram. é nD. Win j - LA" TD? XU" A CONE GR TY Eager 7 -" McLeod's radio ¢ eterican Sine WRVA, WSMB, WSBT, WTI' a WW york. oa Pt e@d ‘or , ‘) ’ iy ; | tf) to Serve / ’ ’ ; . : Reta wiles - WI _~ . You! oe P , M _ , : ry = % ’ 4 : i j } ak » ‘ e é eo 4s. i , idw reg} A a ian STAR MAIL ORDERS _ Marietta" ‘si: Holiinshead Fane, Gear eee) aim RPO. an Francisco, +3 Tr} ] e 2watlona a s* Hiland 9790 814 N. Sixth yy CEntral 2031 , $8.50 Apco " Trickle Charger. $2. 98 * $10 Balkite UV, UX, 201A Type Tubes, 35c, 3 for. $4.50 Brandes ~ : a t} ait 9 f 4 zs _ , , : ‘ I t c i{ ‘ rl . - ' } light opera hour. Superior Phones. . I9¢ Sunday Programs by Q@niv 1] Pair to a Cnstomer . ° 4 Trickie Charger. $5.35 a | SoaryeDuty B $1.99 z St. Louis Stations $10.95 ——— | KSD—545 wire nee . 5Cc $2.00 22'2-Volt Oot me hig Si Burgess Batterles . 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Erla Cone . , WEW—360 M.—S30 Pe e lecture: ~ : “m. only, peaker ma fe RADIOLA 20 “=. his wonderful 5-tuhe ‘T.R.F. Set that cannot be beat nge of reception and ease of operation, with battery equipment, cabinet _— r and Cor mplete— for . Dan In Oricinal — $165 RADIOLA 25 eee 6-Tube Super-Heterodyne with 6 RCA Tested Guaranteed latest modelSpecial - $97.95 om r equ. ne ‘Tein. a (ona Geaner, $1 1 7.50 4. SETS SOLD ON TERMS IF DESIRED >." 11:00 for tonal quality Sate Di eh yl a Nit A Alla Magni gta GE: Mee Bete ane na ee 5 Pinnniea 7 7 5 ey eS OF Or ena Sica op “A = 7 ¥ TS byw ok uae) : That is the only way to know You may know Oldsmobile Oldsmobile—for what it when you see it by its strik- ing appearance and out- what it does and how standing performance. it does it. OLDS MOTOR WORKS, ST. LOUIS BRANCH Locust at 23d Street CEntral 2250 Heinrich Automobile Company Grebe Motor Company 5123 Delmar BIl., St. Louis, Mo. 2937 Park Av., St. Lowis, Mo. Lowe Motor Company Jaco Motor Company N. Center St., Collinsville, IL 1829-31 ““D” St.. Granite City, Til. Knight Motor Company C. & E. Motor Company 1651 S. Grand, St. Louis, Mo. 3311 Woodson Road, Overland, Mo. she a OT AAR he ee EOSIN as SF ee Se oe TUBES Type UX-112% Power Tubes . Iyvpe C\-2004 Power Detector, Iype UV or ft \ 199 Tubes Deforest LV-190 Type $2.50 KR.C.A. WD-11 Tubes $2.50 Cunninghah CX-220 Power lubes, Special .. se $1.09 u n rivaled sensitivity« $95 steaeccme >. SP ales Bess ues Cunningham Tubes 8 to 11 A. M. Only CX301A, 6 Volts. ....$1.08 Reg. Price $165.00. On sale at LY ee ae ee ae Peerless Motor Company 4001 W. Florissant, St. Louis, Mo. Mauer Motor Company 10th & St. Louis, East St. Louis, Devoy-DeLargy Motor Co. 3745 Page Bl., St. Louis, Mo. ~ eee unenaee KR KK eH eK Zellermann Motor Company Nameoki, lil. , QUALITIES LIMITED COME FKARLY—SOME $67.50 Phileo A B Eliminator, ‘opper Ribbon Aerial. 5O ft. Kadino Bank (rystal Sets« ° “teinite Crystal sets 100 Feet Aeriul Wire Keg Seal 6-Volt Hort Shots. 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Ammeters Yankee Hydrometers, ee on your er Ter an dition. ; | - : K MOK” Moro for testing ' * a ench Theatre Wwit—25s M.—1160 Ke man 0 _M.—Leo Samet, violinist; Fa- » i?) v « Q pe Price ce kee Kl TR Ke F \x* kom oe me oe me ek oe oe me we carmnaniat rad Sk!

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re | SUNDAY MURKMING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS PUSI-DISPAICHA >1.LUUIa PUSI-UISPrAILA — | — AANA zi eu * : BE nas ‘> a . Se ee Nes WO WY ~ | ST SSS LENS SS SV TN 2 we : “> . SS S in four creat markets with four grea lines of cars ~ Today, as always, America is swift to very heart of things since the business which a the-first time standardized recognize outstanding merit, ingenuity began—he behind the scenes toiling and quality—not merely quantity—Chrysler and progressiveness, as evidenced by the planning, dreaming the dream which has _ has given the people motor-car values startling readjustment inthe automobile come so gloriously true. so indisputable as to make a decision in favor of Chrysler a foregone conclusion. industry since last July. Witness the way public opinion—in three short years—has shot Chrysler forward from twenty-seventh to fourth place in actual dollar sales—ahead of twenty-three notably good cars, some of them representing successes historic in the industry. Today Chrysler is led by only three others. The reason is obvious: Walter P.Chrysler and Chrysler engineers have been in the Functioning at the head of his own company—unhampered by engineering and manufacturing traditions or obsolete equipment—giving initiative and vision a free hand—Chrysler has presented to the American public, in the four Chrysler cars, revelations in brilliant performance, mastery of sparkling speed and power, ease of handling, riding comfort, motor- ing luxury. Actuated by a manufacturing principle The dash, smartness, speed, power, beauty and long life of Chrysler cars —breathing the very spirit of Amer- ican life—have won overwhelming preference in four great markets. With the result that today motor-car sales records show conclusively that where others have declined Chrysler has gained; and where others have gained, Chrysler has gained still more. Drive Any Chrysler and Learn Its Actual Supertority In Its Price Field CLE ize} gee i a a i. y/ Chrysler Imperial “80” TEN BODY STYLES 2495 #0 3995 So miles plus — 92 horsepower $750 to $885 50 miles and more per hour Chrysler “50” Tower | FIVE BODY STYLES nl _ ares. tm SAW (oy , ome In designing and building the Chrysler “50’’, Walter P. Chrysler was guided by the conviction that the man who in- vests approximately £800 is just as much entitled to va/ue as those investing more. To this end quality is standardized in the “50” as in all other Chrysler cars— quality which can be proven in half an hour by performance-demonstration; ality whicli makes the ‘50’ the in- acidic leader of its price division— with 50 miles and more per hour, 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds, 25 miles to the gallon, full-sized family roominess. All prices fi a b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. Chrysler “60” SIXSBODY STYLES $1075 to $1245 60 miles plus—with ease The Chrysler “60” realizes Mr. Chrysler’s dream of a type of performance so utter- ly different as to convince any and every- body at once that the “60” stands alone in its field and at its price. Chrysler “70” EIGHT BODY STYLES $1495 to $1795 70 miles plus— We can recite to you the advantages of the finer Chrysler ‘'70’s’’ speed of 70 miles plus, its astonishing pickup of 5 to 25 miles in 7% seconds. We can tell you what its 7-bearing crankshaft and impulse neutralizer con- tribute toward greater smoothness; how much more easily you ride because of low chassis design and unsese spring It is perfectly obvious in the Chrysler Imperial “80” that Mr. Chrysler and his engineers have wrought performance results so rich and luxurious that you simply cannot afford to be without them. The Imperial “80” promises you—and will reveal in your first half hour with it—delightful experiences in mstoring you have not yet enjoyed—and it will continue to deliver them year after year, because it ts built to the Chrysler ideal of “as fine as money can build.” All prices f. 0. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tam umerous Parties Planned for June Brides and Visitors ING affairs for the early June ‘eet will contribute much of the sed social gayety of the next two 1 dinners and bridges for visitors nd in interest. n Matthews, daughter of Mr. xis S. Matthews, is one of the ‘ll befeted. Tuesday aft-— iid Froemke will be hostess Echo Country + Mr. and Mrs. EE — er fiance, Drive the Chrysler “60” yourself. Its suspension; and how much safer you a 53 ——— = vigor, aliveness, and riding comfort— r 4 Thomas, paren A wt feel because of its four-wheel hydraulic - | , we i EC atve a dinner at their heme which have already brought it an over- brakes i= Oa road. Saturéay evéaten: Mies ae whelming volume of popularity—will ; acrereevetoreiene | to be hostess at a bridge dinner ‘ 5 r. P ‘ But the real way to discover these things : “erive Country Club. convince you that anything less in your for vourself is in an extended demon- ) Matthews will become the bride of a | , ‘ atisty ; ou ; 4 ; Loosevelt Thomas the erening of own car will never again satisfy you. stration—yourself at the wheel! wd _’ : a ; Me 4. at & o'clock. The ceremony will AD prices f. 0. b, Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. | ke >) All prices f. 0. b. Detroit, subject ta current Federal excise tax. *e at the Grace Methodist Episcopal the Rey. R. H. Schuett offictating I ; ; liow at the —t Lovis party, announced elle Woods as “oster and forse, bridesmaids; William ; rv. ‘de Miss Mar he] P . ’ ; ap . 3 — me best man, Robert Arthur and Les “4 ‘wether Jr.. groomsmen and Randall ‘ . Milton EL Bernet and Clarence HL , Ta Jr. ushers. 2 * Matthews is @ graduate of Mary In- me 22d she and Mr. Thomas are both a. ***s of Washington University. 4 2s Marte Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and oa *- 'almer Clarkson, whose marriage . ODere rinee Casev is to be an event of 2a number of parties planned The first was a luncheon Fri. 7 1 Mrs. Henry C. Whiteside and SERVICE AND PARTS ~ fugiter, Mrs. Edward Morton Banister, ( 3870 Washington BI. TEP Rostensce and enrén’ wane sane SALES BRANCH MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. 3103 N. G BI. rand 2621 LOCUST BL. JEfferson 3610 i two others. Mrs. Baarent Tes , , “ y will give a musical and tea at her KOENIG-FEUERBACHER, | : : “ ane Grd nc. METROPLITAN DEALERS: LAMBERT-GRAVES 4 T imsday, from 4 to 6 o’lock, and Mrs. ROBERTS MOTOR CO NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 4037 Lindell BI. . be - Bell is to give a Sunday afternoon S156 Delmar Bl. en oe 7300 Natural Bridge Road MOLLMAN’S On May 29, at her home, 4416 Lin- : : East St. Louis, III. Sed ~— ae iota — FELKFL-LOESCH MOTOR CO GRAF MOTOR CO ST. JOHN’ : ‘evard. Next Friday Mrs. Ira Fisher : , ST. N’'S MOTOR CAR CO. EAST SIDE MOTOR a Nort wae Ber 5a 4360 Manchester Av. Ferguson, Mo. 8800 St. Charles Road aioe sa lige CO. = ' } Tarlor avenne will entertain for By» oF Seeing itt Ree SAT 9 sd nee te eee . 0G ovr é t : - . ; - : °. oe ¥ ve " ES o> ay 3 m4 — ae wines ~ Ske saad Meee Nee 1 ie 3° ATS em “n , Shae oe eae de Ei pense. oe ark We Fae, ONS SRN SR be yh jo re Tt er € Bs tn ot oy} sie? ga A" RARE. Bi ete KY we * = oO cwigh nwt * « Rees ae ae aw? “ FER PGR SE Lye tg BE pel eB yt RO ITE fo Ra ORM Ras Gate ERE MEN RE a iii ati ae * fgets i ek say Pt ASE si (DRE GPR yi Gs ES IPSS BO tee ke oF e fi io eee ig, ee SD ote ‘ Pe Sey Tt ke POMERAT. BEE, Oo. Salton hiae Bt eae CR Se EA os , . % iy Wass Ot a! i! - ; fh aR ia ite PES nr ety SS tere a” of TY ee "aaa : Oe CR ae oe 3 — A pone eet 2 sas > ea NT a ee eee Pee ee, Nora ny ive : : wo ¥ , . ’ MPO As pe ral os RSA RE ER OER RES Cr Da ae Fatt Parade sth en sp eye or We Rit aR AANES,”. Stn. «aR as Pee) Rae Oe ere Pa Tr ON. LAN” oy SOMBRE, Ne ate BRI 2a) LAE Mpphinwe» ch SARS “ots Soy ‘ x : ty in Ft ee —» ~- * Le = eee vege ¥ es A ale ieee CF Se NE ae Mae 2 53 ae mee: 4 n and Sumerous erening parice anged after M | irrives ‘ » Wedned h bis 2 Miss Clarkson gave her trewm , 4 A We ine sdar. bs) ae * young women in het bridal party CHRYSLER MODEL NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER . Se Joba turner Clarkson, matroa of Bene

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S-. ’ ¥ s s . Y A . * he * »* * % - Y.. N . * ~ . eee ee . . . Scce * S s.3 ~ rN‘ ee ; he m3 MANOR ARTS AA 6 OURAN YM «* » \ \ eenee® * ANa eh eNeS »™\ Ay wa. J vS te * “ wt =¥s* . ce Field SASAASS «* a* SS San eananaar a “cee hues 5 “Yy : ae ~ ae Wasa ~ \ A eens WOO | ran Ss S RRS Ww a * SANN .* : . tte . S44 ¢4S teCets Imperial “80” BODY STYLES 95 10 *3095 $— 92 horsepower obvious in the Chrysler . By : am |. me 3 , oR RS | ae STUART RAMSEY, a : ~ s,m MISS KATHARINE that Mr. Chrysler and his } 1 nN P rOUS Part 1es ee Fy Fae: ee : P: e 3 q formerly Miss Aileen Pe es ate ie ee ve ps | ie f McCLUNEY, Yy BR ES : Lonsdale. She was mar- “{ GRP BO. er . , %%, joint hostess last night . apa P] q ; ne «Pie portiense B Uy ail ried ‘Wednesday after- (4mm tg a ». | a % (yey with Miss Louise Church a and. juxurious TW) | Z ] wai : , . , xy Ey at dance at the St. Louis Country Club at you UNE | O17 : Une gagement to Frederick W. noon an f ; ile | , for -Dilies Susen. Seine y Oe 4 / afford to be without them. B ee Pavey was announced Thursday. hy Mile is, Hele Pitrey Breaker ae Oeil a . he ee | rides and Visitors ae , ) bell i, Bt Travel News of St. Louisans and Visitors to City ‘ ~* eeeasdt v3 Y y. MSY 5 SAR ae r. peepee . AAA M~AY , REPT of 7 ¢ eee he 4st fi 4, “ff, te “ Ss 4 be ee “ff 4 4 “4% ‘27 “e JUG SSS, Cll fl f° Lease fe, AY? a ut oe A vy atl’ 4 4%, % —% Pu t.4, e % %s, *, . 7 hy % 7 . 446% _ - " (424 Pd S%4 % 72 o ett, - cd “er4, 4 4th % GZ: 77 4st? ste Fo, F2,% $ ILA (440 +¢eby dt, sd ° 4 +4 of F = ¢ i ae "Pag ° . 4+, os Be.4 ‘7 frt, fevet . o * Oe +e . (LA “uy f Sony “aff Yof , ‘ a Get @ eet * * ° y%, . , oe x : - "a ‘ VA 4 ‘s —- 4 tcf*4 oo, , 4, eee Se, Oe *, , Ba “a Ow GY ao | G 4 if : ee ; s 4, ? . MO AeA, " - . ¥ nv .G g Ce “ A +, My te Neen ; a ~ Cae ee - Se “ ad ee / +e ye: SY Yurrtll rer (fy yY A 7s SPREE REEPPAAEELA CALA A BT SOCLEELLPEDED Df fo “ fe te Bee e ae oo Bs . tof, ¥, (4 Wits y Ys, % Sete COO eo He ee ae ‘ A 4 es ¢ 4 SS mea Sh as > Siw a ee, 1a * ¢?* XS Waites 0 « e nro) 7 CPPODEEEMAAADOAOEOOEAAAOAAM AL AAAEAAAELAAAREBAAA AD 4 “tah , PD heady y “es Z P . 4 ie 4 f , yA AA v~~utbttittritittttittth hth hhllttllthl t >? ° 80 prom 1ses you— and Wf”, ALMA MA AIALABEEREAAAD AEE GAAEEABEILLA ALIAS AAA, Uff 4 nee — (ht your first half hour with RE-WEDDING affairs for the early June ‘ute xperiences in mstoring | rides-elect will contribute much of the OV - : : e increase cial gayety of the next two - enjoyed—and at will meks with dinners and bridges for visitors ver them year after year, Mislose second in interest. ilt to the Chrysler ideal Miss Carolyn Matthews, daughter of Mr. Mi Mrs. Lewis S. Matthews, is one of the money can build.” Prrides.t ee een ee ee eee Aa ees. ae Mere ae, Ve ae a OP Qy \S or. and Mrs. Marion Lambert, M: Watkins of New York, Miss Virginia Moore of Memphis, Miss Eppes Hawes, Miss Mary Eleanor Scott, Miss Beatrice, Turner, Miss and Miss Elizabeth Grayson. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Overa]] wili give a luncheon today at their home on the Kent in honor of Mrs. Overall’s sister, Mrs. se SSS * * XY ~ aALERALEALALELAS SSS WAY . - i ened N \ CMY NSS MAY S = x => be who will befeted. Tuesday aft- LWP AY b00n Mrs. Gerald Froemke will be hostess road & bridge luncheon : ‘len Echo Country Gustavo dl wmed, and the fo) , ven r and Mrs. -another sister, Mrs. Henry 766 \4 ‘ P il A ; 4 . ie 4 * i De A J a ‘ 7. ie i Iv CY j y Nir t { \ “s Char)cc E sa iat aan ss aiceaiinn © her fiance, Warson road. | yuesday € Ve ning vil . an j 4 {r . t D. Wooster Lambert will give a dinner at Wt, subject to current Federal excise tax. Rosa of Boston, who is visiting McRee of the SS Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Edmunds of 11 Lenox place, has as her guest Miss Louise McLanahan of New Haven, Conn., & sister of Duer McLanahan, who married Misa, Mary Louise Niedringhaus, a daughter of Mrs. Olive B. Niedringhaus, recently. Miss McLanahan js the fiancee of Lawrence Noble, of Syracuse, N. Y., and their marriage will take place next winter. Miss McLanahan wil! depart Friday for her home. Mrs. Gerard B. Allen of 4632 Maryland % tn, avenue and her daughters, Miss Elizabeth “ALY pp OD wit ie and Miss Geraldine Allen, will depart Thurs- MALL Mdadededt* / day to sail Saturday for Europe on the France. They will join Mr. Allen’s mother, Mrs. George L. Allen of 26 Westmoreland MRS. CHARLES LUCAS, lace, her daughter, Miss Mary, and her son, her daughter, Elizabeth Ann and her son, J. B. C. Lucas, photographed ai a H. Allen, in Paris and will remain recently in garden at St. Augustine, Fla.. where they were visiting. there until June, when Mrs. George L. Alles ne and her family are to sail for New York and open their summer home fn Rye Beach, N. H. . ; Baumhoff, Mrs. George A. Clipner, Mrs. yirg Gerard Allen and her daughters wil Miss Petring Fnoaged Louis 8. Denig, Mrs. Henry Belz, Mrs. Harry ,omain abroad until October, motoring in oe Wurtenbaecher, Mrs. John Gilbert, Mrs. pooiand and traveling on the continent. NNOUNCEMENT was made Thursday of George W. Clarkson, Mrs. Erwin C. Harms, nibiehenieeias = A Miss Helen Petring, daughter of Mr. and wrrs. Perry Payne, Mrs. Roland Gaupel, Mrs. Mrs. Mary B. Pollard of 24 Kingsbury M Ins EUGENIE EDMUNDS, daughter of mS RAAA AAS RA ARS SAS ANA RRA RR AAA RA RRA NAA 8 SF a, RRM ~ Wl give a dinner at their home on the Ptice road. Saturday evening Miss Elizabetu their x Di I 1) | ; or the visitor rs. Di Rosa will Taller if to be hostess at a bridge dinner grounds for the visitor. Mrs : | 7 i) eT ~ r Bellerive Country Club depart Wednesday and will return later fo p Mss Matthews will become the bride of a month’s visit. al ns 3 . os t rt Y fe '. Roosevelt Thomas the evening of Mrs. Joseph L. Chambers of 496° Pers ng mmme 4. at 8 o'clock. The ceremony will avenue, and her daughter, Ror Begs he p) ) 2 res elan ace, Will Place at thé Grace Methodist Episcopal Julius Polk of 28 Westmoreia P : Mrch, the Rey. R. H. Schuett officiating be hostesses at an informal reception trom a reception will follow at the St. Louis to 6 o’clock tomorrow afternoon compliment- | ing Mrs. Chambers’ granddaughter, Miss Chichester of Hampshire County, . 11 &, +} , ¥..} home in the St. Louis ¢ ountry Club i a * . \ . . . »* eS +* ‘ y e* As *«*** Ach ern id ee ida A ah aN NEN X dibs bi Dt Paneer Mp OTE i El le Clpihe RIN Se Llane TORS! ied J , ” sp ee Se we aad eee rin —C et. ee ee oy SUD ng . ee , SSN we NAaSAAA Aw »®SSSLASEASE SALE ES SEES SS = .* ~ Ne > .* “~ ~~" « . ww > ». ~~» > ‘ ‘ . . ~“ WS SS \SS SAY ‘ : SO SSN i ans Club, The bridal party, announced | inc » Miss Mary Delle Woods as Delphine ne EE Of honor: Mrs. Randall Foster and England, who with her mother, Mrs. Claude Beatrice Morse, bridesmaids; William Chichester, is visiting here. Mrs. ncaa tyt low, best man. Robert Arthur and Lee and her daughter will be here until the Jat- her Jr., groomsmen and Randall ter part of June. Mer, Milton BE, Bernet and Clarence H. Another party in prospect is a small mus!- | rd Jr., ushers, eale which Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins B Miss Matthews is @ graduate of Mary In- will give tomorrow night at her home, 4396 mute and she and Mr, Thomas are both Lindell boulevard. About 20 guests have e-Sates of Washington University. been invited. And still another will be a Miss Marte Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and buffet luncheon Sunday, May 29, to be given mm W. Palmer Clarkson. whose marriage by Mrs. and Mrs. J. Vion Papin at thelr Robert p “Old House” at St. Genevieve, se ie ane eee ee ee 4 eee % eS oO e a-earee ee eee ee ee oe oe OEE OEE EEE EERE EEE EES EE EEE EE SEE EE OES SOO ES . > ee * . . . ‘ . LSAKAAAABABRSS BPRAAAABRSBSSABA DR SSDS “Ate st ‘Vy 4 Vite J 4 “tte “Vtstsrsescessssastshsst pst hw r } Henry C. Whiteside and Out-of-town guests are arriving daily for ey a P35 4 and Mrs. F. C. Pavey of Robyn and Denny February was Miss Dorothy White, shared rr . ivior avenue will entertain (0: party W : ' ; . in 7. a * *h¢ tended the dinner dance at ¢ |} riven last night by Katha! ‘ ? ~~) r ie] , Young women in he? bridal party fet supper at their Mi , . oh “ne ‘arpenter will give @ Miss be Mies Augusta Cook, maid of honor, morrow night Noel (¢ P Sites cdenten! dinner at the home of his parents, Mr- an efore the rebearsa., éughter, Mrs. Edward Morton Banister, the wedding of Miss Susan Hawes, daughter - . t - = - ‘ -oad, Kirkwood, at a luncheon given iy 3hes; ticnore et the 1ancheus. oe ee a * hostesses, and cards were received yes-- of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simrall Hawes, and MA ¢ | | hig ; Petring. The marriage will take place Sat- ver, Colo., will depart Thursday for thet? “for two others. Mrs. Baarent Ten Sameul Davis Capen Jr., which will be one ae go 3 urday, June 18. Miss Petring graduated at wr. and Mrs. William Donaldson Hemmen- | ot | visit with Mr, Bakewel!e S* Will give @ musical and tea at her of the smart events of this week. Mr. and ee: 4 fe : : e | Mary Institute, and completed her education way of 35 Kingsbury place, their son-in-law parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bakewell cf - Thursday, from 4 to 6 o’lock, and Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Law drove down from Chicago Ton | a | QZ at Miss Bennett’s School in Millbrook, N. Y.. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bar- 4239 McPherson avenue. Mrs. Jobs EB. Pace W. Bell is to give a Sunday afternoon -yesterday; Edward Stewart has arrived from ie , “ze. oe i L, and Washington University. Mr. Pavey is nett, and their son, W. D. Hemenway Jr., and Nelson of Chicago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ant May 29, at her home, 4416 Lin- Dallas and Edwin Brooks from Santa a ~~, &. ir” possse alg the a eraduate of both Washington University his fiancee, Miss Betty Corby, and spate Bakewell, also is here with her small sou. Next Friday Mrs. Ira Fisher The men are. to be members of the bridal ee aeadatrebe Mssiiitstairrcany and Harvard and is a member of the Sigma daughter, Miss Virginia peegex =) Rae wee win. remain 6 week teneer. ie See He et MISS VIRGINIA MOORE. Alpha Epsilon fraternity. to Louisville for the Derby yesterday. buss: soul of Memphis. Tenn.. who ts to be a The cuests at the lune! , On re : E peland of 18 Windermere pi Mie Alice Strauch, daughter of Mr. and bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss \farie Clarkson, Miss Dorot} ack lis - vis r Se thw lees < ¥. where she Mrs, John B. Strauch of 3145 Russell ave- ne Ee nese Deine } og OS ‘tice Lucille Brooks , , parte iffalo, N. Y. | May 25 MISS | tal eae bail we trous- Mr! sind Mrs. Martin Lammert III, brother-in- a nag we eve any, eiieid: Petris # “Mise “Allee Clifford will be the guest of her da gate abd soOn- — and sit pret at eed ecg U tea Wednesday : law and sister of the bride, will have a out: , lent iain me ee Miss Dorothea Burbach, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Richmond Ins- Strauch, are visit ng in ‘ an y ay. home in Southmoor; to- \ire. James M. Carpenter, and Tuesday nig: Fioise Roeder, Mis! feu nephew is Washington, D. C. They will return aie te Mary Elise Lammert wil! give a dinner J inetta Oehler. Mrs. Montague Lyons, a . 4 ave» o-* B fortnight. Knight Loy, Mrs. Leo Shanley, Mrs. F. W. ing aoroad. | on if ce ee oe doko burner Clarkson, matron of hon-

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ia’: - RRA RAE RS OOO B Lets tis e. ; Sh ie teh RANE he £ ‘ oaks x PAGE 2 r 15, 1927 | | | __ ST.LOUIS posT- DISPATCH ____— SUNDAY MORNING, MAY Jo, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Travel News of : St. Louisans and Their Friends’ Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Lucas of 4632 Maryland avenue, and their) family have returned from ‘&. Augustine, Fia., where they were the guests of Mr. Lucas’ mother, | Mra. J. B. C. Lucas, at her home. | She will come to St. Louis early in June to visit her son and his fam- ‘iv. Mrs. Lucas son-in-law and) daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John A./| Hart and their children, who also) make their home in St. Augustine, | «ill come to St. Louis at the same, time and will be at Hotel Chase. | Wr. and Mrs. George Fox Steed- : man of 34 Westmoreland place, | and their daughters, Miss Katce- | vine and Miss Medora, passed through St. Louis last week en | route from their winter home in Santa Barbara, Cal., to New York. | They will return to cr. Louis in a; fortnight. \frs. Charles Parsons Pettus of! 93 Westmoreland place, will de- | : , June for Princeton, NW. Dee | ‘tend the graduation of her ' son. Thomas Wright Pettus, from Princeton Tniversity, and to Pottstown, ra... for the graduation of another son, Thurston Pettus, from Hill & nhool. He will enter Princeton in tne fail as a fresh- | _» Mrs. Pettus and her family | and her brother, Mr. Thurston | Wright. have taken a cottage, at Watch Hill, R. I. «here they will | pend the summieér. nn re ——— \Ir. and Mrs. Samuel Plant of | the st. Louis Country Club | crounds have returned from 2&8) Wediterranean cruise, and a motor trip through Italy. Marchese and Marchesa Giovanni , te in } he ‘arignani and their infant daugA { ter, who are in Rome, will pass ? summer at Capri. Marchesa Carnigani’s mother, Mrs. Charies MeLure Clark, who is in Europe | with her daughter, will return to) the United States in July to pass. the summer at Hot Springs, Va. | Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott of 6349 Tilenwood avenue and their chil- | dren have returned from Califor- | where they passed the winter | and spring. They have leased their home to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gatch and have taken an apartment at the Gatesworth Hotel. nia —— Horatio Potter, brother of Mrs. | John A. Love of Ladue and Clayton | . reads and Mrs. Charlies F. Galt 0: 4,05 Pershing avenue, is passing | his vacation with his sisters. Mr. } Yotter is @ mining engineer and makes him home at La Paz, Bo- livia. o Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brodhead of . , 4330 McPherson avenue and Mrs. | ERrodhead’s brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knapp of 4600 WePherson avenu€, have returned from a short visit in Chicaco. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wright farmeriy of 454 Tindell boule- vard have moved into their new Yame, 46 Portland place, the for- wer residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. Wr. and Mrs. Wricht have leased & house at Southampton, L. 1. for the sum- mere pia leparted yesterday for Buffalo, N. Y.. to ' eit her son-in- aw and daughter Mir. and Mrs lames FR mond Ingham, for an ine f nite ne Mr. and Mrs. San uel McCluney , — ene, $9 - of 37 Kingsoury p niittittrscert lilly iy LY WOM WAY YY’ Yo, YY fe 4, V4 4 4 fi > 4S 4" fy “My f/ fi gle 4 7 G 4 e ¢ f , % 7 : Ree. e | “4 ae Y 7 Oy ae —_— , 4 “Wf, ae ~ Z 7 > A ¢. 4 4% GY V1, 4, S ptr OP sta, “f 4 “yet tt 4 t* + : g % V Oy Qj (fFt» fe ly 4, 4 Se te . o , Fa te sds ey ‘th “4, Stadt il he Caffl af PPPOBOPEPEEEF 4 yp Pe PO PPPIOEIOESS ener) Se aie Sclhlt ftrsssaaes 202e8 hie Miss Engelbach, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Engelbach of 4720 Westminster place, who has been attending the Finck Schoo! jn New York. is planning 4 summer. in. Europe. —Kandeler : : “J ' - ot - - 1 - al convention, where she will! guest Miss Marion Well ot Evans ser’ XY ai ¥ s+ vs . . s7 : a) ae " guest of honor ville. Ind. Miss Weil :s in charge a > 7 - ’ . . a sasiiaal of B. Freidlanders g¢ms of thé ldsmith’ rt. which are now on nt NW. ¥.. ig visiting her cousin, ieee ON 7 7 ga aE RR IN de dae : ' exhibition at the City Art Museum s Francis Martyn, Webater si Dr. and Mrs. Harry Olin of > . . s* 2] a ~ +? . 7 w a “a . ‘ 4. _PTi Ciutat is stree nave gone Inge a + ky i a in ft ‘ L's «? “ A o eC - i .- . to Santa Monica, Cai., to spend exrnect?t to return tc S+ Louis eari: . AP e' -O - eae aw ee eS J - i. ae . Ss . ae in June . allie Mt wd 7 . a -_-_soe Mrs. Don Albert of 4616 Lindell ts Mrs. James Houston Spencer an have returned from a short trip to card. and her son, Don II, Adrian. Mich.. are the guests of Mrs. Irwin J. Wimer of 5772 De Mrs. F. B {filler of Webster V Giverwille avenue, and her small Groves. Thev will remain to at- taughter, Rosemary, will depart tend the marriage of Miss Dorothy the latter part of the month for Jackes to Warren Miller, whic: East Dougias, Mass.. to take pos- is to take piace Juné@ 16 session of their cottage for the Mr. and Mrs. Lra E. Wight Jr.. Sumrhnie r Thev ¥ ill return home who have heen making their } ome pot. i. in the East, have leased a house at her parents at Hyannis Port \iases. Mr. and Mrs. Shields will . . . on wk +ha country (Amn é@ of ‘re ate ; e ha aisté a" bad " waa : the middle of June, to occupy ‘tt eith their family during tne sum- er montns. \fies Marie Louise jammett K of Mrs. :f Hammett of 6331 P : FF aveT s ter. ta ng \ftew THielen Cook of P al. mont. Ca Mies Cook has been honored by a number of informa . r ‘ »sehtse ” — dinners and iuncneons Amo! saa ee them Was a dinner iast Thursday for which Miss Hammett waa hoa- Mr. and Mra. Oliver L. Garrigon of $1 Aberdeen place, and theft} «on Oliver, sailed last Saturday for | New York following a lengthy visit | in Europe. Accompanying them fs John Hall. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tohn C. Hall of Webster Park. who joined the Garrisons fn Paris after leaving the floating unirersity en ae ich he had — — a tt or? | sPryiec . : =) i? Mr. and Mrs. Charies Wiegand , ~~ , 2 in who had been in California § Christmas. have returned and are guesta at Hotel Chase. , ag oie * Mies Elizabeth Scudder, da ughter Dr. and Mrs. Alex §& Wolf of , Mount Kisco. N. Y. Mr. Wight is -@13 Enright avenue, have as their'the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira E-. IMPROVED NESTLE CIRCULINE PERMANENT WAVE mat t have moved from my former location and am now ‘> = ™ : - , = » % ae! » ¥% : a SS ‘ne bra! nes of Pa v ture——speciaiize im permanent Waving l guarante irge se marc oking ware: no kinks or frizz “ith reaeceary -~* *MARINELLO APPROVED SHOP — Jt =~- ] - } a iten 733A Delmar Bl. evenings ty Phone CAbany — of Charles Scudder of Hamp ion | Court Apartments, has returned from New York. where she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Eugene A. Perry. Miss Scudder will enter- tain a party over Decoration day at. her ‘athers Runting lodge in Mis- sour. Mire. R. BE. Kirmbeil of C ago visiting her sister. Mre. O. Ryan of 29 Windermere pla Mrs. Arretus Frankiyn Burt 6536 Pershing avenue. past presi- Aent of the ‘Twentr-first District , of the Illinois Federation of Wom- has departed for the en's Clubs, o al ee —_ -—- —_ AN OOO eee IN’ © "a o 7 oY ae ~~ ~ Ds / OW ARG Dp * GZ Feta ; : . a " Y % * - * ie: ieaes ; NT ae he a buh, PEG / i ie ; oe a Banquet at the City Clu, ae per | Mee & Gyr” 14,334 7 : 4 \liam G. Murphy, Mrs. Joke BI among the speakers were the Rev.) 2 3 ong LY , “wl i : gZ | ler, Mrs. Crump Garvin, Mm Dr. E nad Duckworth of ? see anal LZ Z Mr: and Mrs. Holderness of GG i ¢ |Almon, Mrs. Herbert Steyh, i sthe Redeemer, and Mrs.| | vag ; C4 17 W ydogn terrace, photo- Y : 3 _ Ebert J. Lyman, Mra Norman Windsor. Musica! selee- mae _ E77 graphed at Hot Sp rings. Y;: . 3 | Sisters ee Hons given | y rs 2. | tor New a Z Z Ark., where they have been Y; : a ee. pond es ae See Mrs. Bye yay GZ Visiting. Uy : ois | Mm ot mae > toute | oe | ™ Z Y 3 a Intyre of the Medical Com Th (uxiliary, St. Louts| join Mire o¥ 4 Jefferson Barracks, left ledce * B. P. O. EIks, B8‘© their stud Yo oi »~ ¥ , a, 4 Best Z ra a aaae Mig first? pug Ee Y, % ttl Gy sis = V4, ‘4 bod tay ff Y, “e 4 _—————— ; ‘ e £ - “1p, 4 , 4: “Uf, ax) 4 > _ ’ ’ ' tt ~~ ries ee "*to, V4 44, Vid ty STty Y o Z —— v bet rit] _- gra m rte, Me A ie SE 1 OY S| hor o: (rs. Hays Bunting, Pre®-) ginn, J St Ts Y . weugns 2 | THE LATEST METHOD tent of the auxillary, presented Dufte “mG Y ge | N | oe pxiltary afty, 7 ; ;% ' oe : f Ake -_ 4 f% Y 44 Yh | PERMANE T W | Mrs. } cors a of Kelley, M Z if " flowers ‘J = ict is nair- Frank ) ee. ~~ *S “ ‘ SS SSS SSPSBAAY SOA » ~ secrete WK StI lity, ee eS areata: eee E S nt PS ] i sé fete OA ———— TU a‘ ° e 4 y MR. AND MRS. MARVIN E. HOLDERN 5 bx F's Ly, Pr he en aeenate me wesiissttle” Items of Social rn eA WttThti “yined ees | (og 1a eeneittass (44. peaene = °7 Y"“y, a i “ne % 4 fly’ Wa e “4 Pg * Gh 7 - 1181.4 > " 2 Lev ¢ eG ' Fra 2 \ { irce; te . 7 . - ’ n nr " . ‘ o ‘ _ 44 bad J t I M rc’ ' iv NN vw r i - vv - oe . a =~ fa : ak ame | ‘ jates of the } . . Mar el C ewe NEW YORK PERMANENT WAVE SHOP O©r:h Floor Holland Bicg. t Phone GArfieid #414. _ siz FW. Tth € —_ _———-— —- - —_ —_- » | Permanent Marcel Wave | . ra; nad oh d te ew E r Mf “ w r li AUTOMATIC HAIR WINDER. oro ° i ducting large. soft wavee—more per =—_—_ fect than hand-wrapped Reqiires lean time. wiso ELIMINATES PAIN 2esulte guaranteed. . Complete \WINNETTE MARINELLO SHOPPE ¢315 DELMAR CABANY 8465 Permanent Wave $ = ef O+.7 F ~ ~ e , " Beau 11 larwe deep marcel wave, : a? @* ade * Kk ’ ‘arge ose waves. Soft and istr « a! w ea “2erngec | perators ue ir apt : ear Phone DElmar 3024 Hours 9a.m.to9 p.m. _ ’ Our Reputatieon Is Your Gnaranter {5 Years in the Hat Baosinese in St. Louts TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHOP 1218 “. Tayler Av. Half Bleck South ef Page Bi. nae ema Be > DISCRIMINATING WOMEN Come to Cecilia Beauty Parlor si To make more women appreciate the advantages a 7? om ‘ . s & " ‘ of our wonder beauty parior, we Oller a genuine : Nestle Lanoil . : PERMANENT WAVE & s a This Month $ 1 00 Only a - Lar } - ss . ‘ 4 ea . » ‘ - ~~ . v . . ¢ - ~~ ‘ ae & | \! ) 7 ,f a ‘ " 2 ; . 4 ? co. s CECILIA BEAUTY PARLOR a PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT—GRAND 7567 é 4317 MANCHESTER Open Evenings by Appointment sR RSEB BBE SB TB eeeeeaeeeees wee a | 7%,» Yl) WELLE acaguemaecsemammss * 7 YU flr ore c0tetseereens,, le R\ ag Foes. JOHN TURNER CLARKSON Jefferson Barrad . 7 ff — \ 4 4 . ; And Aj jai » +. s ~ 4 , on s y -~ . : Yet, i bag, From the Army Pog For . Visitors ca 4 . 7 .f% y ‘ 4% | wig 4; *' : * J ll m tAaeard 74 - nA? WwW srren (,¢ s 20.0 or Brent ' dinner wW ednes- Fe itis isha y Y Mrs. John Hendersos gave 2 el Mets, 4, 4, Z Y 44 a 7 “a, YZ ’ LP to, Vig (4 "hy : 7 ‘s a“ 7 7 a ’ 4 - 7 : * 4 aia ~~ * ‘ ta “* 2% .| motner o Lieut. Daniel E goer * te Mrs. James Avery! A , tne 3 F : . , If} . : 4 - niles . : ‘ 4 — -« weeington, Dei... and , UY, rey ot he Sixth Infantry ag y «4%. ferson Barracks, and her a his wife, Capt. and Mg paper °° Wiln ~ > - in-.aw. \irs. anmies > sisit+- : ) per e564 Westmor' land piace, | 17 has gone to California Dr. Devs a ' «lt spend three OF Robert G. Cousley, wife @¢ | Cousley, at Jefferson Barracks, | Col. and Mrs. Howard W, ay jer of the Veteran# | Jefferson Barracks gave & eon Thursday, Hospital day, | fore the parade and ¢ honor of Col. Barkers @ol. and Mrs. Moor N. Falla Barker's sister, Mrs. Joba & ler, wife of Col. Miller @) York, also was a guest. Mrs. Horace P. Hobha, we Col. Hobbs who is on dave ington University, Lexingia, _has been visiting her | Bradford G Chynoweth agg Chynowett at Jefferson Mrs. Norman P. Wiliam of Capt. Williams ef the im fantry. gave a bridge tes = quarters in Jeffersom Wednesday. Guests were Mr “. Falls. Mrs. Ernest G. Mrs. Chester Corédwell Mrs. Bradford G. Chynoweth, Horace P. Hobbs, Mra. Harp Hand. Mrs. Elizabeth Wile, ‘Mary Broaddus, Mm Ga ‘Russell, Mrs. William EH Vrs. Nathan A. Smith, Mm or ~~ -* ROO / ff Fr. L. Tampel of 4 North 7+ ’ , way Will entertain sn- i ee ws Tuesday afternoon st a for#'« " ; ~ bridges Mr. and Mrs. eae sexi] sail July 2 for Europe. 4, : 4s #4 44 7 tfwnAler 7 , r., © %: —— of St Louis gy For’ J*~ nome Mrs. Draper as ' %: 4 bridge supper at theip ——— -a Draper depart- y = , : é ‘ g est. Mi BS. &*4%>p b — G + -Z last night in honor of Mig been ® ington Thursday. > Z 4 \ J. Miller, wite of Col famamm ed fF Y —— ; A , , ; ~~ = ter Z + -% New York. Guests were Ge _ wettie Jacob and her sister, 4% 4 Y - Mrs. % , *h f the Sen- GY + 4 Mrs. Howard W. Barkers, ¢ sank Low, oa oS Co. a 5 4 % : : : 7 - ay Mrs. . - ; . ave .s brid 4: % : -%\ Mrs. Moor N. Falls, Col age 4» Apartmen s §& : ® G : a {Z| Ola W. Bell, Col and Mig ee en at the St. Louis Woman® \/ . , a pcoftt : . a - he % % y Z | Robbins, Maj. and Higa ¢ - wednesday pomeegg = Z 3 ‘ ;%\1. Smart, Maj. and Mra hostesses cousins, Mrs. -“#aric 4 4 . r 4. ‘ = ~ - a - a a 2 : % 3 1% lin of the Marine Aogpiag Bray © can Francisco, Cai. &2 ; * : " . _- +. ? } ; » ¥ % + : *%, Louis, Capt. and Mra % urs. E- P- Harrow of I enve % ' :%\Sinkler Jr, Capt. Golo. who are their guests, share’ | & %* , 4 ‘Moore, Capt. Fred QO, & ponors The visitors wil be here N a , ~ - een an lon - - Tt Miss Madge Glenn of spe mpt Rae S , & ° as . e ry ’ vr 4 r home. ek Rev. N Y : Mo., is visiting her gigte on t* ' N e SN N : x N ‘ x N ; > 4 s sl ’ ; . Pussell E. Lortz of 5597 rd gave & partr ung guesta for . = >. 77 = wwch Lid re A Russe.. SESRSSSAAKRSSSSERSSESSSSESSSSSS SSS SS SRA NAAM eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 8S a ee ee eS saeeses ess ——— *. a ys ltbd td tbt ltd ddd lTbdttttitlt sr _-4 - | ‘ J - Ny ’ r ? 4s e ccd cede SS ES > > * —..." ‘SS be ee es i es ss... SAARANESSERSSASSE SESE SESS SSNS SS “4.545455 ee ee - and gers — se i oa loans c > 5" ‘ i cr 4st pial ) Oi Mirectors Vis: : 4 Fargray* gave a ‘jass tion for Oe % ta a ee SALES ASSSSSSSSESSSS SSS SSS® > geek "9 ‘ tant 7s. arty ee the guest day card Party | ingtructios Club. Mr®. Darticipal A... ., eh ei elie 'on leave for Alexandria, Va . SSSeceeeeeeececrrs | 4% WG ¥ a : 5 ' . , by re ‘ . | Fredericks y, Vita Tonic mites. — Mr. and Including Shampoo Me. Harotd Lesile Solomon | 5148 Noss - j f ' $ wage . Grand avénue, enter- | pame to & ’ ined = -d May 7, in honor tia) mined : ia —. today fro of her = ~« ‘Afisse Anne and Miss 4 v4 y 2 ~é . ’ ~F arth The T A % - — Bae ve : Shampoo & Finger Wave, Br: | oats included Salvator & Ati wee ; Inecto Hair Dye. ..--++** — . 3 ee . “i Ft s+} give a COE apes ts ttel OFF v will Take a Beautiful K : ee , i hy \f \» and Mrs. Ewing. *¥ hav‘ k ra . 1S OQ aot eben and not obtainable anywoere ™m America. > | one cnhiietnenenl 4 . a6- + ereates. iwidT) is Sroai» ' ~ —_—_— e . s | th. ’ . ar? r° : = ' ne s “ ut TTT PD For short time ir. No ware setting oF ; Va st SPECIAL SPRING OFFER sornbs pecessars “a at : 15—NOw MARY T. BENDER || me -a—Arfield 1113 Open Tuesdar and Thursday Even ne a _ ; «mn een: arr > < BEAUTY CULTURE STUDIO LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOP ere ie : $39 North Borle 204 N. Tth——-N. E. Cor. Seventh and Pine ; . ane ainein Lindell 3608 Maryiland-Olive Car — ca were the Ms Toor Rut Ko . { =—_ Tores a ‘ s ite - aul +e tee ae SIXTH & LOCUST SPECIAL SALE Beginning Monday ew Summer Ha : b vA 7 We Spec ome ¥ s Hair! # Milans! Leghorns! Straw Combinations! Yellow! Pink! | Orchid! White! Black! Other Hats $10 to $12.50 taht tallies el Ci ea tle ia alieeell ~

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PAGE 3 half of the cost ef the hrough entertainments. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ |Two Bridge Parties MARTHA VIRGINIA WEISELS | h d sale = y —ae To Benefit C lidren : r | 7 : _ nefit bridge party . Won League RO \ : . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ i, aie oe . — xx N MISS CLAUDINE FAY Y's TXY ATCH. WALILIL TLL LLpyy, KSON at | eens: Stl? | ' | ed —— —_— » urties, Dances And Affairs For Visitors en ent ft Jefferson Barr Items of Social Interess From the Army Post, : MISS GRACE MONIE Mans Zim NS — WOW : SS ‘ WWW AN we S os ont — Aa oN A OD Mrs. Warren Goddard of Brent- gor Park, gave 2 dinner Wednes- | ing for Airs. James Avery of Wilmington, Del.,, and) | Scar in-law, Mrs. James = UL. nat Jr., of 54 Westmoreland place, ri home Mrs. Draper has, na guest. Mrs. Draper depart. | ef for Ww jimington Thursday. Mrs. Nettie Jacob and her sister, | Frank Low, both of the Sen- | “ste Apartments, gave a bridge | qgncheon at the St. Louls Woman's | Giub Wednesday evening. The esses’ cousins, Mrs, Marion | pray of San Francisco, Cal., and | ‘ws. E. P. Harrow of Denver, | colo, who are their pues s, shared | ponors. The V isitors wil] be. here yotil June. Mrs. Jacob and an- other sister. Mrs. R. C. Dobson of 4 Arundel place, will leave May | 48 for Harbor Point, Mich., to in- | ect improvements being made on their summer home. The Rev. “sd Dobson has oe to California ghere he will spend three or four weeks. one Mrs. F. L. Lampel of 4 North entertain in- outins Wormal will day att Mo. ‘The made | attend . through Airs. Jan . Egbert, or bas an ats ; he OF r! Mra. E. T pene a | 7 “7 , ‘ ijl gt au * Mrs. John Henderso | mother of Lieut, Danses 1 ley of the Sixth Infantry at J | ferson barracks, and her 80n +t. [his wife, Capt. and Mrs. John Hiundley of St Louis, g me bridge supper at their q . last night in honor of Mrs J J. Miller, wife of Col. Miller - New York. Guests were CoL ME Mrs. Howard W. Barker, Col a | Mrs. Moor N. Falls, Co]. @ dine LeRoy , SHAS #AML4LL LL 4b Us \ SESS AS SON ‘ *s*% ning ts oge par- ho have made or that purpose Choutean Mrs J. lan and will leave Cresc: ‘ m return : - 4. Giral ‘ Mire. trip at 4 o'clock ti ttern ihe a tain. Mrs. William ‘The Will imncius pie oa i Catherine Drew, gg pre tics The J. Schiafly, Mrs. W. vy oF ve | . ’ bronammar, committee in Mre. Gk rald RB. are anning many te: SEE il i - 7 : - sah ¥ Ls ) VMiose r, Nira. \ incent P. entertainment? Oi rhUs¢ Naat Nolker \lies desire to play Mrs. Hamilton The enten te , i he chm .\ }! H nal rn. Vrs. Oltwer Garrison. the Minnie : . : , South Br Mrs. John Valle, Mrs. Samuel W. POULT >! Fordvee, Mire. Firmin Vv. Desloge. rr} ! jie ————— a ~ RRRAAAEAAEUEE11110000000000%, Permanent Wave a’ "+ “= TM" ia bhae ler e til “* .-* ‘

din SALA RRA RA SSASASAAAN os er % outing * ¥ - Z - “ a eee TS 7 ps é = a aiiehialnae bein Me he ttle Pie 5 a & enn S ee pels ee a ait ‘ - a | Ola W. Bell, Col. ana Mog. Robbins, Maj. and Mrs 1. Smart, Maj. and Mrs. Me | lin of the Marine “ospita} tn | Louis, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas a Sinkler Jr., Capt. Edwarg . Moore, Capt. Fred 0. Wic Ly Capt. Harry N. Burkhalter, M and Mrs. Lee Meriwether, "Mie Virginia Sharp and Miss " Mamde Cochran. Miss Madge Glenn Mo., is visiting her stator, an Robert G. Cousley, wife of coal Cousley, at Jefferson Barracks , Col. and Mrs. Ho Howard W. er of the Veterans’ Hospital aff Jefferson Barracks ® Kingshighway will y, Bogrmally Tuesday afternoon at a fore the parade and celebratio jncheon bridge. Mr. and Mrs. “ph. J] Vv 9) ¢ E rone honor of Col. Barker’s staff wp fampe! will sail Ju! y 2 for Europe. Col. and Mrs. Moor N. Falis, Mrs. Russell E, Lortz of 5597 | Barker's sister, Mrs. John I Mii. Lindell boulevard gave a party ler, wife of Col. Miller of New § Tuesday young guests for | York, also was a } & guest. ber young sons, Sam and Russell Mrs. Horace P._ Hobbs, wife of f * Col. Hobbs who is on duty at Lex. § Mrs. J. 0. ington University, Lexington, ie place is has been visiting her brother, bridge Bradford G Chynoweth and lee Thursd Chynowetts. mm es hostess at 7 7? fF (‘om WEPSRR ANUS NES HOA RS Cah kha wa CA RRA Q een see KS . i i a i i ee amber of playgroul ss 4 4 4 444 L444 4&4 A bd hl lllllllllllllllliltllddlélllllllldlllllilhldldllelilL dil ss Otie! _.. . 1... WASA RR AAR AE 0008 00006 eee EE tut itistllLlildldld mer TYD UTR ps Tm equipment Whi —giving you an} kind of Ware you desir Wi rk " aaemel jteed. Powder Box Beauty eo ¢ Grand Bl Riverside 32 CPE EET EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE REE EOE EE PPE RE PEREIRA EE PEPE LEE SB @ semi rece rf @Ii- SLA L¢4L*L imuniiy alized r Lised (‘on PPP EE PE RFP FEE EEE PEPE EE A = ~—* ~ . ‘, _-. -., . . ., » SS SS ee Se ee | 40000000 0008898 POA Dy meine CME, -EN T WAVE ainess in St. Louis of the indivi The Wav » put in are oe near as cap be tw , avy hair. Our experience has taught met tiod. Toune* SASPAASAPAAL AAA AAA+ AA LA AAA4AAA4L4A ALA bd a a7 Add Ae pr ™ PERMAN hair bh treat he oy AAA AALALA RAS EAS SS SOO SS oS SE EEE Ee M4) years Ww the —_ aS fn r 4 ‘) the natural ae Wis, Cut Hair Made Into Swtris. HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR, Inc. ) N Open Evenings by appdintment yO? . th St. Telephone CEntral 2304. FPL ARETE ES 4A tes le th “Cmts Wty, “RS ; pocorn SSN PI FOFEEFPEEELEEEFEERFIETEEEEEEEEE SS A , gt Ce 51 Vandeven- G4 L JAS ALF 4AALA444LMA4 4A Lb bb bd bl LikiiLdlLdbltlLibelLdillLllllltlét King of W ddssdddddddddda Ve, CSMIMSSS? LAVSLASTSTLES AS Gs ’ Maj, at Jefferson Darreail Mrs. Norman P. Willlams, wif, of Capt. Williams of the Sixth In- fantry, gave a bridge tea at their ‘quarters in Jefferson Barracks : Wednesday. Guests were Mrs. Moor ; |N. Falls, Mrs. Ernest G. Bingham, | Mrs. Chester Cordwell Stapl |'Mrs. Bradford G. Chynoweth, | Horace P. Hobbs, Mrs. Harry vy. |Hand, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Miss |Mary Broaddus, Mrs. | Russell, Mrs. William 4 Vip Cé A) Miss Monie, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. John M. Monie of 6182 Washington boulevard, who will be graduated from Hosmer Hall in June, won first honors in the declamatory contest at the an- nual interscholastic meet at Mis- souri University. 4, mae ————$——$————— SA ALABAMA ALLA LA Uttibhd i dy » al RWWA eo Nogagngys OPPORTUNITY WEEK SIE IAL ' & > >> > > > > > > > > bb DD ear neat + ; ; e ’ ae 1 and ringlet enda. Work dore by op re ‘ore that know how to give a real permanent on a Nestie’s machine. A 1 the new methods are used. No students. Every wave guaranteed, rmenent can be = 4 special process for dyed, bleached and gray Miss Weisels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry over old wave. . We have il in $1.00 for future date for this special. Our work is not Weisels of 6905 Kings- | halr Pap ang Brn CAbany 1322. Open Evenings by Appointment. er re | PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP, 5927A Easton _| summer in Europe, Junel. —-Kandeter, Yy/? schmidt ntertainment ® Louis Altenheim Friday ing. A Series Of screen pl + took the audience through the Garden of the Gods, Yellowstons my and t the Yosemite Valley wit} , lan camps and icaahatien wer with explanations by ‘ » 4 . am Rodgers. panna 6 ee SSS +* "ke RNA NR eeeeveneenanesuseuseusenehivan ste _ ave CN ne ee a tul es ‘ Ns 4 FAFA A fe “44f (4 SSeS eS Miss Fay was a maid of honor at the May Festi- val at Washington Uni versity, May 10. —Kandeter. SSSSSPRS SERNA SERS NHA SERS REE R EERE Ae Reh eek eke a een SPAS SVABARRA SERENA AS RRR sst4h hed t ha PAPA EAE 4, *see . —~hhaiwure 4 . “Nyy IciScoO 's i i Un, ) aeet NN mmm —. oeemmemmmmnney we SAAS AA na weeeseenad’l MAA BASSAS VAS SS 4 + ht sine te » anc plano of Directors of the Missouri Associa- . shown, brief ir. Wil Carl A. Student ee i ee A Hint to she Swimming Enthusiast— ee ae a. sees * “V's . >. - . ~~ & A... |. SAARERAALARAAA ARABS SER REAR EER SR EERE EE SERRA ERSRERERER EEK KEE EEE s i... 1.2... 1... a... 2 | Mrs. liam G. Murphy, Mrs. John & My. i ‘ |} Almon, H. Arnold, Nathan A. Smith, Mrs. Wi. ,ler, Mrs. Crump Garvin, Mrs, Earl Mrs. Elbert J. Slate, Mrs. Herbert Steyh, ’Mra Lyman, Mrs. Ralph John H. Judd and Z |Mrs. Nathaniel A. Jones. Maf. and Mrs. Henry B. ¥ rave gave a c! lub last ‘ , : ace Wiss ’ . ass banguet “uu ‘ Ano > mone t a Dr is ’ * Q Basi idbai'’s a ’ > - > ’ 6 _ A Ha oy . *, . tion Mrs. last Mrs. night in Howard, who r Ne WW Byers will take for Occ ‘upational Therapy. Chapman Byers reception In Euclid Building of Mrs. Kar! departed yesterday largaret ont and idios in the honor to sail for Europe ° —— 7 a > . several of her York ae ee Circle No. 18, Ladies of nd Army of the Republic, give Fal ert in the Wednesday Club auditorium, Tuesday eventing. h will he donated to ley , (7Ta 7 6 S is) work of the organ- The paogram will include i the ' will | -—_-— —_— — | TheG. A. R. chapters in 8t. Louis are sponsoring a fund for the con- | struction of a monument on Camp Jackson Plaza, Grand between Pine ory of Gen. Nathaniel Lyon, captured Camp boulevard, and Lawton, in mem- who 10, Jackson May NESTLE PERMANS®S WAVE: complete THE NEW SHELTON OR VITA TONIC PERMANENT WAVE VAN BEAUTY SHOP | Phone: GArficli PR19-40535 $10 | $12.50 | SSSSBPSS ERE RE SERRE S RES REESE SE HEE RER EERE SS 614 Olive. St. cid. f BS i > “ WSS SSSR R NER Ree ey ~ ae pul join £0! John 186] =p” ee: ae } — ee a ae — Kathryn Trautz. Frank A. Ha- Frank ils to Europe July 2. They will Mrs. Howard and continue their study of singing under her instruction in. Pa Among the participants in the musical pro- pur oe i alla : a gram were: Cleta Loury, Frieda sunting, pres- | Ir permanents are guaranteed to give “per P h- nat ps velba ; use ¥ er Will Take a Beautiful Permanent The Touch-Up ..............-83-S00m Edna y in th Open Evenings by Appointment frances Mendolson, Miss Ann Shu-' Thekla and Vives avenues. -A i aw. a! . muti solomon, JTiSS | committe: ‘4 \liss ' r . : _. a © os = * 617 . l- exercises Will take pia Aghen-Brenner. | Clarkson- | members of the }] bi, tg hitté ake P. Miiss Hlelen : : ate Je f age i action, ag our icong eX Hrience hy ,;a tas how to ade he and Mies Al 4 Verre ickinson GArfield 9293 — Room 474? Paul Brown Bide Entrance, 818 Olive St. eee | SANDS ‘SHOPPE 3909 OLIVE ST. APPOINTMENTS, LIND Te] ver ungs by ‘s Friday for. 4 Lem LT LTT biatch ototataturat atoll alata ta atelarldel a, tol onl celeste l hl alah la PERM ANENT WAVE ROUND LOR MARCEL NESTLE CIRCULINE Me BiikKVvY Waves, ; . et + te . or without rinugiet ends. With shar po } nh Z wes t A Sas ae oe aa . 4 ELL 451 } we a é a ON * .' _. St ie ue” BS oe es he rT XE £ AS . ae ag &2 ve Lt 5 AAS 9 Sia gate ool . Personal attention given each patt ' $10 % MILLMAN, 3961 Blair AV. EXPERI INECTO gl ns oa PERMANENT WAVE ppd tome arf SOFT MARCEL WAVE — RINGLET ENDS—-NO KINKS MARCELLING EVERY DAY, 50c APKING' S BEAUTY SHOP M. 1103 N. Taylor Av. p, fon With co ae loose Permanent — anent Marcel Wave .s.+ $10) ringlet ends ae $8 ICTORIA BEAUTY SALON al 8856 404 Victoria Bldg. 8th and Locust eee ee A eno SS rieSe: OF OER OF, FOr. &y an ~h . wr Y : a aN a > +. ifs: ‘9 to 8 P. M. " " 3 “302 A ABO a Ay iO Ulli Mee 008 A Bek ATS NTE Aion pm BE IIE Se ht MI 6 paattde, .s ‘ Ah cau ad is oo pee Wihiy a 7 2k Le ee sins sit inn ns tat ’ - Attent: Orders Prompt to Ma!

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ———— x PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. — . if Weddings and See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5: 6 and 7, This Section | Miss Katherine Henby Weds ~ Ea “ —“=| §tTIx, BAER @ FULLER _ Of Interest. Anniversary of Parents’ Mar-. GRAND-LEADER scaled riage. | ‘ A pretty home wedding last e night was that of Miss Katherine | s | Henby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Py W. H. Henby of 7215. Greenway, I'niversity Hills, and William J. | Hedley, son of Mr. and Mrs. i ae 4 ) ] ] ] ] } bstantial eee ene | | Homemakers Who Are Interested in Securing Furniture of High Quality and Rooting Vee at pe eo wan _———- | Savings—and on the Most Convenient Terms of Payment—Are Urged toM ake Their Selections on Monda bride's parents. : The date was chosen because it was the twenty-fifth wedding an- | Four-Poster ad - niversary of the marriage of Mr. Comfortable ) 7 Z, | ® | nial Bed aa, ak and Mrs. Henby. The ceremony ge BE ys || Ase Z | WV — t " i was performed by the wie 2 = oxwe i |Ady Ny a Fs : | 7 ' ‘Al The chaste simplicity of ( “4 a ee el] Nba tl] ii bai | war design and line is carried é. Church, assisted by Dr. Louis F. | This deep-seated Coxwel! \ TAL AAT | iy Ul J oy : een , . | ; 7 con. ] LL Hie 2h) ad out in this quaint Colonia ollection : ee ne eg a alas aoe j NU} a ; ~. : eae. Four-Poster Bed, beauti- ; Eden Theological Seminary, who and broad, inviting con- \/“ NG J MNS ‘ JN VAY, arti ses or fs her maternal grandparents. By decorative linen frieze with — ee al : mahogany $23.15 ‘ eolncident, the bride and bride- mo- $79 5() 4a = {/ VY, veers ses: g groom were classmates at Wash- OR WaeRe© ° oe SANA 4 y, V/ | / ey . 3 ington University, and were ae Mannan} : Wy AAV ASA SSE UW Y/, a I ts nated on the anniversary of the 4 . TI, Z | 4) | =e - v3 VEL pg ; day on which Mr. and Mrs. Hen-, ' Vf tp at — a apostate to a on | Breaktast Suite Diamond Platinum ’ altar, which was lghte [es F ' - . : = $ thedral tapers. White satin rib- Bar Harbor anv _ ot Solid Oak An exquisite molded case of pla : bons, held’ by Mary Helen Henby, , . ~ : 58 sparkling diamonds and 12 syntheti ; : Will Ch Starting the day with . 4 . sister of the bride, and Grace Low alr : . : ;ewel movement—a wrist adornment | i ~ breakfast served on this : officiating. Miss Williams was at: | figured combination walnut. Vanity table, large decorative Spanish tacks. Buffet, ae tended by her sister, Miss Anna | Mae Williams, as maid of honor, and Miss Alice Tebbetts as brides- maid. Carleton Cooley, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. and Maurice A. Payne, as grooms- $ man. Harry Krusz and J. Fdwin | e te Williams were ushers. Miss Ethe! \V/ W ve Wiehe played the organ and Miss Wilton elvet R os see 0d «sss ----|.-. SEAOUOO | cahteees ce aan Seventh Floor.) Coolmor Porcli ae Jewelry M Marie Louise Cooley was soloist. The bride ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams of Univer. New Designs and Colorings, § Shut Out the Sun and Rain sity City and the bridegroom is - 9 @: on the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seamless 9x12 Size, Shecra But Let the Breezes Blow a e O . Cooley of Enright avenue. | Announcement of the approach- Coolmors make the porch a delightful place to spend | ing marri: f Misa Catherine M. ‘ : . - , f “s r . ) Stee dauentce of en ies The deep soft pile and luxurious appearance of these closely Wartn Summer days. They are the only Porch Shades Is Your Opportunity co Darmady of 4116 Russel! avenue woven Wilton Velvet Rugs makes them desirable for any room built with alternating narrow and wide slats so that — Savings—at the "“iliam Wever was made at . a lorin lichtful in ; ee : : mm heen eg Aca sige in the home. Rich in coloring and delightful in design—each they give complete shade and at the same time do not of these Rugs is a remarkable value at this price. Large Wiltanas Wool Wiltons and Axmunsters 9x12 Rugs Reosevelt Hotel yesterday. The. interfere with ventilation—the cool air may come | e announcement was told in the form o ' iw , : ees wee t0id fn the form through but the sun is effectively kept out. | $ 95 $ pink and green potted plants. The | —=— wedding is to take p! ; , y. - a g is to ta place a Easy to Hang and W ind-Sate we wre _ - Margaret's Church Wednesday morning. June 15. Excellent for large living rooms To bring new fresh beauty into aia . . ~ a ere these 11.3x12-foot Wiltana your rooms is easily accomplished vragen a Shade _ equipped it . dv e Announcement has been made Rugs and 9x15-foot Axminsters— with the aid of one of these stand- with a wind-safe device that prevents i +S such an obvious acvantag ef the marriage of Mrs. Jessie B. the patterns include beautiful ard quality Woo! Wilton Rugs in A S : | S Il; it from flapping about. Also the | are in effect, and profit by a f Miller of Fort Madison, Ia. to Persian and Chinese m tifs, and colors and patterns of this Spring. pecta e ing O shades have self-hanging device which 3 the Occasion to their profit. Charlies Passer of Marceline, Mo.. the colorings are marvelously These 9x12-size good quality ‘ makes them easy to put up. Oil stain pumps, straps and Oxfords whose blended in exquisite, oe - Rugs, fringed on ends. @72 ° ° ‘ : luxurious effects $67.50 offer a wide selection at 15.00 Electric Washing Machines colors, brown and tan and two-tone green, in the following sizes: Thursday, May 5, at the home o? the bride's sister, Mrs. Car! Braun of Muscatine, Ia. The Rev. Leland A—Tailored simplicity is H. Lesher of Grace English Yu- at its best in a white kid theran Church officiated at the Qx]9 W orsted Seamless 9x19 Rebuilt. Floor Sambles, Demonstrators 4 slipper with silvered buckle, ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Passer pe a ; a G d R 1; b} R - d . p . 3x76 $3.00 : Sale price . $3.95 are spending several days in St. Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs uarantee elmaolre, INeaguced mm Frice oe $3.90 me Louls as the guests of Mrs. P. J. pi” Se , : ‘ ; P aoe - PUI +4 Fagen of 1423 Arlington avenue. Whittall’s Harvard and other Luxurious open-field effects and This Is an exceptional Opportunity for every housewite 5u7B . code ce aa D—A- charming ; well-known brands of worsted artistic allover patterns are of- who is not vet enjoying the added convenience and Saving 6x76 $6.40 ee Variation of the one- (D) : as : . in 7 im th er he r ° . . ° . . o : Die avenue announces the engage- woven in the bright new effects, S¢Cam.ess A minster Rugs in tne Salm les demonstrators d b 1i1¢ de] £ vant 1. tees ‘Ki ee : ; such a favorite: sia ment of her daughter, Miss Pauline. are offered in this special group. 9xI2 room size. Some softly sub- a oT ~ an sees MOCESS OF ee 8x7.6 ...... $8.50 3 special .......$5.95 to Harry A. Weisman. You will find Rugs de- $98 00) dued. others pleasantly $52 50 reliable brands. that will give Satisfactory service are priced ox/7.6 sg $10.00 <3 *g li ht ul for i r aa bri ht— ach i at very rém Vv) : . -* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cram- Paes oar any resen a : ete call Py ago arkable savings Sf Se $11.00 backer of 6926 McPherson avenus announce the engagement of their Gaughter. Miss Dorothy Adel-. Adrian D. Nichols Jr.. son of Dr | and Mrs. Adrian D. Nichols of 526: Vernon arenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur RB. M-- Adams of 4386 Maryland avenue (B) yee, ie or ya NOS) i (A). Rebuilt Eden - ~ ample Univer- - 12x/.6 . . . $13.50 Washes locus $59.50 Py ardlngy 5 $1] 9.50 : | : Pairings oe ' $89.50 menaitt Beek $79.50 Window Awnings—Readv-to-Hang — Wash ' ‘ Washer; specia! 3 2.755 “ — sain $139 5) Re-built mee ares 14 5() In -bright painted green-and-white stripes and fringed <2 pool Washer . Washer. special . scalloped skirt, these attractive and very durable Aw2- fs E—Smart? imgs are complete with all the equipment necessary for ; . have announced the engagemen: 0” Convenrent Terms of Payment May Be Arranged hanging. Sizes, 2.6-ft., $:.40- af. ie . 3.6-ft., $2.05 and i none ae their daughter, Miss Viola Harriet. ’ (Fifth Fleer 4-£t.. $2.20. (Sixth pieer.d terest at to George Edwin Schweickharit. : oe he 2 The wedding will take Place during Telephone irdere Filted—CF antral €3°¢ pe the latter part of June. a $ . SSS eee - -——— ev

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—. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH me SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ba LOUIS POST- aren tte pentane eS —————————— ey a teteeran a nn an eee Se A - : sively given in our Salon by | | | es |i Be ) | Px. ; 2 Rg ie operators specially trained in this individual French method. Also featured are the Frederics, Nestle. Vita- tonic, and Circuline meth- ods of waving. Beginning Monday, May 16th Circuline Waves, for a limited time aaa $12.50 A Collection Valued at More Than $350,000, Including Hundreds of Exquisitely Beautiful Pieces—Each a Rare Value at Its Sale Price = °° Sa In our Beauty Salon only the most highly skilled operators § are permitted to give waves —under the personal supervision of Mme. Schnepf. (Third Floor ) Breakfast Suite | Rd Platinum Watch of Solid Oak | An exquisite molded case of platinum is set with Starting the day with 1 58 sparkling diamonds and 12 synthetic sapphires—17- breakfast served on this jewel movement—a wrist adornment of brilliance and charming five-foot exten- beauty—priced in the sale at ) $3749 sion ible, inasoft gray or : tan finish, wi'l be anew de- light every morning. It is appropriate for the sun- room or breakfast room. | ene ; -—~ sre, _ 2 2) . ‘ \ - on Table with four $39, 75. | | : we Z 7 NE 4 a . : chairs, special at | “om Amy =~ tj a F j + \ x . a 1 / y. | \4 ie fH i a a Diamond Platinum Bracelet This exquisite Bracelet is of platinum, beautifully set with 59 diamonds and 22 synthetic sapphires. The y “A Se : character of the stones and the art of the mounting VAY — 4 make this flexible Bracelet an interesting value, $roo00 | + thc oo eee — i aye CW um mer TOC S In Such V ariety That One May Select a Complete Wardrobe Secializing aa A Platinum and Diamond Brooch —Of unusually charm- ing design set with 72 - SN 5) ie ~ on ee ome they’re only $29. (Costume Salon—Third Floor.) for all: occasions. a : Solitaire Rings—With round, marquise or emerald—cut (Third Floor.) the gift that marks something special—the diamonds $285 to $ssce birt thday, the graduation, the anniversary—choose a : dainty little solid white gold Wrist Watch set with 2 Bar Pins, Fancy Brooches—Set with diamonds, emeralds =, and sapphires $340 to $3000 diamonds. Priced in the sale at.... $25 — A, ; Solitaire Rings—Of 18-k. solid white gold... .$25 to $650 \\\\h Outstanding V alues in the Sa Platinum Diamond Dinner Rings -+....$47r5 to $250 1 | iif . i ARN ee OTB aS pte OM Ly pat Ml setgitscd) iy 8 + -Aa aetll eodnns: Sarees Sak estes = ¢ “ a Te | am oo ce a * P we err ® ~aes « 7 Mii e J. i ~/~ a we Platinum Diamond Wedding Rings. . $59.50 to $150 Wrist Watches—Of unusual designs........ $25 to $2100 (Main. Floor.) hia aa AE ecg ne rina ty lentil ES” Villa saggy a gt “ capecwhtp > tik, ofr ieee New Selections, New Patterns and New Colors That Inspire You to Plan an Entire New War drobe—and Plan It Economically Yorch Shades a . All-Silk Flat Crepe New Washable Crepe he Sun and Rain ° POE Ta, 40 Inches Wide— Unusual Quality— e Breezes Blow Sal { Wh F gy | === df it any, and econo a two-tone ihn : Tt $: Sai - ea A—Tailored simplicity is B—Cut-outs and applique V Ss al a : , é ecirai at ight- : . ’ ry Op for smartness for light Special at. Yard dressmaker to fashion Summer frocks of this “7 its best in a white kid give elaboration to a smart Fogg * ; slipper with silv tailored slipper of white kid, welg ummer costo ale price ore se 2 Sale price $ 1 Be ge —— a Pan This handsome crepe is of heavy quality and firm sheer Georgette that is 52 pa El nd of black silk- texture! One of the season's most popular fabrics— inches wide—it requires it is particularly charming over printed silks. A only 1% to 2% yards to D—A charmin 3 ~ (C) C—The sandal] This i ane-atoel ages Oe marvel l wid of colors at this x dress } ling : : b 2 ik rvelous value in a wide range make a smart new dress. ee he ee lim, cote Ge & extremely low price. Choice of many new flo- Variation of the one- mode is extremely strap mode that is smart for Summer— tunity to choose several serge, Roshanara aaiiee ral and dotted patterns at ek Beta and there te a amare pairs of Silk Gloves at brocades and novelty this very wre price. ' version in white cree pA eel ML crepes; all at, yard, $2.50 (Rilk Salon—Second Fileor.) lanese silk, these Gloves will give excellent serv- Silk S : h if ice and will launder beau- l pecials on T rl t Avenue tifully. Silk Radium Honan Pongee § Washable Crepe | Jap Pongee Smart Prints ings —Read v-to-Hang c . if ] 7 ' Several Styies with All-Silk Radium for Chinese Honan Pongee Washabie Crepe oi Japenese 12-Momme rep amd Georgettes , . chic cuffs in two- slip ” fiaings “and Sum —a durable washable ma heavy firm texture for Pongee in the natura! ten | ’ emall, medi tone effects, or with mer frocks, in @ wonder terial in many beautiful lingerie and frocks, is 40 shade only, is guaran um or Jarge « designe colors and a materia! o! inches wide. Ali colors, teed first quality and is the season's smartest co!- een-and-white stripes and fringed ttractive and very durable Awn- contrasting embroid- = Pm Mt pe gm Pa many uses—is 32 inches black and white; in the our own importation. A orings—are 40 inches wide all the equipment necessary for E—Smart? Decidedly ! This graceful { = eries. All colors and wide wide and very le, ~ limited quantity and a wery spe- $1.80; 3-ft., $1.90; 3.6-ft., $2.05 and one-strap slipper of white kid eS all sizes at......$7.25 $6 inches _—" ~ SF. 10 special, yard.. $1.10 ° priced at, yard.. 59¢ cial value, yd., $1.59 (Sixt! oor terest at the sides pa ehee-4 $8.95 (M&in Floor.) 3 § Telephone C "hi tra! 6500 (Squares 6, 29 and 25—Main Flooer.) Gere Fitted 2 ————_— - ea - — hatutitiewnseeese I LLL LOO OT TN SS

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TAY 165, 19:3... ’ Be 4 eSenNm eae - ST.LOUIS POST: DISPAN CN eee : on See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 7, This Section Men’s Union Suite Pie ei cetare to er nome - a SCOTTISH RITE REUNION The sixty-third z:union of Scoi- tish Rite Masons will open Tucs- day evening with the organization meeting of 299 candidates for the fourth to thirty-second degrees at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. | The ceremonials will cartiune | through four days. About 20° per- sons, including the Seottish Rit: choir, orchestra and guard will as- Sist in conferring the .de,*ces. Ce ene ‘Missourians in Social Events At Washington! ow | Men’s Underwear 59c FLAT-KNITTED Suits with two buttons on shoulder—large and roomy —white only; sizes 36 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) LIGHTWEIGHT, ribbeg | Mierect! rea: *“ Union Suits with butter |. ue bed front: short sleeve, ankle. § ' The ninth length style; closed croteh. § _ the St. Louts ecru color; sizes 36 ¢, ‘6 ogee 3 Voters will be Cow ae : ac Co Pera! & 69c ; | a. R. J | onnder Of 336d Reports Wit ND-LEADER e i WASHINGTON, May 14.—Senea- | tor and William H. King and the 'King children have left for Utah, vard, beginning Committee cried aetivitte Da * sid Lue turning to Washington ADVERTISEMENT early fall. Home Complexion N vy nd hie Camtia D. Wilbur Peeler Works Wonders left on the Secretary’s yatcht, the | ‘ Ratnk - on vovage down the Po-. : my ‘ : a ie —- _ cace, pgp genta mc and _abioae a yi ait he Tay for ' oi, - if w f ; eta . hands truly beautiful and youthful, tomac. They remained aw Beet Ag | : ) ae | Prise Cone $1.27 in appearance, the treatment which’ several days. Among thei: — . | cea Long model of rayon-striped seems most sensible is one which | guests was Mrs. Virignia Schley | will actually remove the skin itself; ©" — “ea Dict si f ‘ amediatets i¢ begins to age, fade| Worthley of New York; Miss batiste with deep elastic gores; ** '™ 40 > ee ase , - -@ ‘. . > a to . coarsen or discolor, The only treat-; Anna Worthley, Miss SsopHia boned across the diaphragm and ment which will do this, aside from Casev and Lieutenant-Commander Masts elaon 42 ne 46. a painful). expensive surgical apera-| ~~ ; tion, is the application of ordinary; Woods. . al White and pink Bandettes, mercolize@d wax, which !s ag harm- Secretary and Mrs. Herbert | a “ j a at 43C. Hoover entertained at a dinner on . Monday night in honor of the California delegates to the Na- "hil Welfare Association | held in Washington. being experienced. With the disap-. se ics a Nia | pearance of the old cuticle, the) Senator and Mrs. W map E. | newer, healthier skin underneath; Borah, who have been in Cieve- gradually appears, richly beautiful land for a week will return to with the flush of youth, Obtainable; |. : is in: dines Biaaa at any drug store or beauty counter. | Washington tomorro’ eit “ai Mercolized wax brings out the hid- | til July, when tne den beauty. ho for a month or ECONOMY HICLWAY “THE AISLE of OPPORTUNITIES: eAgue studies installation of .. fashion show Special Sale of af Bo: : Hi Golden Beauty! \ New Hats agua r i¢ all $ 95 3 eompliment mv Wheth« r oO! Women’s Slippers Mien, 1 celight in crediting $1.39 Pair ety a House Slippers of black kid | - THE Hats that are so popular for immediate Wear ang HF ners: It gives the deep pore- with hand-turned soles and that will be worn throughout the Summer, are of Mi aacing which keeps my skin (Economy Highway.) Boys’ Play Suits, 77c The well-known “Bee Line’ brand; button-front style with long sleeves and in ankle length; khaki, striped and lue; sizes 3 to 8. (Economy Highway.) in the morning. It peels off the dead and half-dead surface skin in almost invisible flaky parti- cles, a jittle each day, no discomfort a Infants’ Wear ina Special Sale Presenting Values Mothers Will Appreciate ORE and more mothers are finding it most profitable to shop in the Downstairs Store Infants’ Department and are sure to welcome this sale that affords re- r and Mrs. Breckinri: Long entertained Monday night atte! . } “ taining at a DOXx Mr. ‘ll like the wav Black Cleansing Cream slips 80 » into the pores and brings out rities. leaving rour skin immac- le clear and fresh. ‘ Tog can get this dainty cream in generous otc and 25¢ jars from 900 dealers everywhere RS ee Sa There are dressy and tailored styles—in red, pink Copen, green, sani and other pastel shades as a the popular black. Small, medium and large headsizes, (Downstairs Stere) Misses’ New Silk Dresse In Newest Colorings “St ‘ = Biack and Handmade and hand-em- /ACK=WHITE eauty Creations - cox — . . —_ ; MALION USED A VEARL oe Si WONDERFUL collection of misses’ smart, new Frocks for Summer—featuring all the new- est ideas—suitable for street, bus- iness and dress wear. te a es Raincoat Sets $1.95 In sizes 2 to 6 years—each coat has a hat to match; colors include green, red and blue. Rayon Bloomers, 65c Of fine quality rayon in white and colors, including peach, pink and Nile; sizes 4 to 14 years. markable savings on garments suitable for immediate and Summer wear. We sug- - ) skin blem t rubber heels; sizes 3 to 8. : . . his low price. | end smooth as vel- gest early shopping. (amas Memweg fered in this special sale at this Pp : on eee Benety, ee ee i ee ey eee Fringed Panel Curtains Included Are Pat-Milans, Hair Combi- a. | Dede Meena for the bet . 9 . ° ; 50 $1.00 to $2.00 Each nations, Novelty Braids and Azures te, —————————@“u“ @ bae £24018 15 —. + Le ; air) .°* Fe ] - . is e _ . . - at- and smoothly. Takes two minute® y, sas her guest Mrs. ton flannelette—in the want- colors; sizes 8 to 16 years. t to 3 years; all of good makes ; ge and — P ed size, 27x27-inches. Washanready Crepe quality materials. COSRS;s BOT Ath Cee gardiess of work done or washing of | Glassford, U. &. N. Gowns, some lace trimmed, bands. | aie hd Wherever toilet goods are sold le ee ot erated white and colors; sizes 4 to Famous two bottles of Emprese *Or Purope 8 eT a a 4 for $1.00 14 years, - ; pi f sufficient to last 3 to 4 months—S0 | and Mrs. Harry Kerr. To be worn in place oi BP ont car - Pajamas id eents. If dealer cannot supply vou.' Mrs. Breckinridge Long is one of the — of lightweight ‘ Cacy crepe in soil send money to EMPRESS CO., INC. wool with rayon stripe; in- Dept. R, §°6 Eighth Ave.. New ae to be given by See Our Other A ‘Economy Highway.) sissippi ball, given at the 11s ¥ a appearance. If | broidered Dresses—also of terns: scalloped bottoms, fin- light weight wool mixtures; spoiled. portant and social ° =] | a. -~a . . ° EMPRESS LIQUID NAIL GLOSS | *aty ane Men’s Soiled Shirts, 79c $1.59 Dozen to 6 years; Creepers in sizes xiv and lasts two weeks, re- | ford, wife of Commander ae os agen (Economy Highway.) Diaper Bands others have embroidery; Liquid Nail Gloss and Remover— Died by Mrs. Ormsby colors; sizes 8 to 14 years. val fants’ sizes to 2 years. (Downstairs Store.) York, N: €$ week for the benent Fer Sale by fund for the Episcop Famous-Rarr Company. B. Nugent ~hildren & Bro. Dry Goods Company, Stix, |) \°CCTS. Baer & Fuller Company and Wolff-) 5.0 Paws i airs. .uWal Wilson Drug Steres. LE ETI AE ; ~ .- we Fashioned of Georgette, flat crepe, wash crepe, printed crepe and combina- tion novelty silks. |among those receiving at the meéet- ling of the Columbian Women of {George Washington University on | | Wednesday. | Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins was : Begins Monday Offering 7300 Yards at reception given by the local Fed SPECIAL purchases from the leading mills at unusual price concessions | enable us to offer the most wanted fabrics at this exceptionally low price. Plain, printed and floral silks for dainty frocks, quieter toned silks for smart, dignified dresses, in fact all the most popular weaves, colors and patterns to satisfy practically every preference has been assembled for this event. Included are: 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine. newest designs. 40-Inch Printed Georgette, beautiful styles. 40-Inch Washable Flat Crepe in twenty new colors. 40-Inch Satin Canten. navy, cocoa and black. 40-Inch Canton Crepe in fog, oak, buff, navy and black. 40-Inch Crepe de Chine of a heavy quality. 40-Inch Crepe Satin in colors and black. |} Louis was among the guests at din a n iner of Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson Sun- | , day. | ' . Mrs. Josiah Evans Jr. will be | — Attractively trimmed with the newest effects in pleats, tucks, etc. In all the newest pastel shades. Sizes 14 to 20. (Downstairs Store.) ~~ 23 eration of Women’s Clubs week. Mrs. mily Newell Blair. has been in Was weeks, has returned to ‘in Joplin, Mo. Once more the League of Na- tions annual gathering in Geneva, Switzerland, will attract Washine- CEntral 4904 _tonians. The unofficial delegation ‘from our capital will be headed by | and Our | Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, who pays a Bonded Messenger 'vearly visit to Geneva at this time, | Will Call for in obedience, it is said, to a prom- ise made to the late President be- | Your Furs fore he died that she would do so “ , - 2 ry “jider Keyes. wife of Special Summer rates now ]) Mrs. Henry Wider Keyes, wite of on all Repairing and Remod- Seamless Velvet Rugs © 9x12 Size $9 1 15 A SPLENDID lot of serviceable wool velvet Rugs choice Oriental pattern for living room, @im room and bedroom. All are seamless. 27x54 Velvet Rugs | $1.48 Heavy, jute Velvet Rugs in large assortment of pat- terns and colorings—very spe- cially priced. Wash Goods in Newest Pattert In the May Sale Beginning Monday 3 4 | Phone: 40-Inch Georgette Crepe of heavy quality. 36-Inch Changeable Chiffon Taffeta. 36-Inch Heavy, Broad-Stripe Dress Crepe. 36-Inch All-Silk Foulard: colorings. 06-Inch Black Chiffon Dress Taffeta. 36-Inch Black Satin Duchess. 40-Inch Black Flat Crepe. (Downstairs Store.) 3 newest |Senator Keyes of New 4 ‘will also attend the sessions. Cork Linoleum | 68c Sa. Yd. A lot of tooo yards of gem uine burlap Cork Linoleum | a Variety of patterns and , i orings, (Downstairs eling. Mrs. George Barnett, wife of, LANDERS- Ma ijor-Genera! arnett of the U. | S. Marine Corps, will sail for Eu- |, PEARLMAN rope next week with Mrs. W. Har- FUR CO. ry Brown of Pittsburg. who is a : member of what is known as the 823 Washington Second Floor ~ Prince of Wales set In London and | entertains extensively there. Mrs. Barnett will go to Paris for a short ' time to visit her son-in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. | | Dickey Jr... who are popular in the i May Sale of Sheets and Domestics ‘ Bias | : The A CW est | One of the interesting weddings t ° . ' of the week was that of Miss Hel- : tn Rings BEGINNING Monday morning, this event presents an unequaled opportunity to save and save sub- Stantially on the sheet and domestic needs far in to manuel Lombard of the French "6 future. Shop early while the assortments are com- / embasssy which took place Satur- | z plete. No mail or phone orders filled. | day. | HE newest fabrics in plain weaves as well as those woven in fancy patterns have “ft been assembled for this special selling of Wash Goods—enabling our Downstalt \, 1200—81x90 Pequot Sheets j : ie Store patrons to select their needs at very interesting prices. re | 20 ps 36-Inch “Challibeam” Silk-and-Lisle Fabrics An outstanding offering in the May Sale is this well- ng , ? Yar known brand of Sheets—known for their durability and good 55 C a hese wearing quality. Ali are perfect and bear th maker's label. Size 81x90 inches for double beds. _A new, non-crushable, rayon-mixed fab- Comprising A. B. C. prints, Bryn Mawr ric in neat small patterns in many color | and other silk-and-lisle fabrics—in en Carusi. daughter of Mr. and = Mrs. Charies Carusi to Maj) Em- Former Secretary of State and Mrs. Robert Lansing have with them as house guests over the | week- end the former ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs. John W. Davis of New York. TE MRO nea ge HE ON To SAB RU GFT RR ATR OO ip SNS 4, Oe i Es NT RRS ig 1. Pi é Pia SS FA See wo ¥ res ni 3 eta we au? = 4 : - 4 - eA ees, Oa ghics be OZ ie be Styete _— Noakes, ¥ st Don. Federico Alfonzo Pezet, formerly Ambassador of Peru to eee ee the United States and Madame The Costume is the Pezet have left Washineton for a verv newest and smartest tour of the during creation in women’s ‘‘lit- “ag a will visit ome Louis be- . ~ 29 ore attending the Derby itn Ken- tle finger or first finger’”’ tueky ’ rings. An ideal Gradua- 7 tion gift. a RGR R ae 3 pee Pe he Ve! ak > Pee aiaeel ged ah wm rome HN Mage Et ee . 2 : a Pe 7 as. . eee +e “fnew . . " Rs ‘ SS - 7% : “ 5 -— reas a - “a aos a PRS : i ae sae Me on cae Set as 9, Pee -¥ — ROT Ane fo. hee ok oe A > & Nag {32 be | ty ome a ae Pe saath VI gh cf BST: OC ee Re Abeer er LI PA ee) TE Fg Ae Saleen). Sa aR a gs: esi ee , Si yas ete” ele Lar! RES ee Lol BAe LORIE - ‘ " aii . . * Par — . middle West SR Nar oe er Si Wo pears Sere ee" feat ed “a Senator Joseph T. Robinson of! IRustration reproduces in eract size a charming Ring of fine Amethyst, artistically cut, mounted in richly wrought 14-k green goid, $90.00 Others in Zircon, Sapphire, Tepaz, Aquamarine, Tur- quoise, etc. [ ware ORDERS FILLED | / deweity Compa ae Jee teens” | Arkansas and Mrs, Robinson are guests at the Springs, Ark.. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- | ward E. Hines of Chicago. an The United States Ambassador Homestead. Hot to Mexico and Mrs. Charles Rock- ! | well Sheffield will arrive tn Wash- | ington on Tuesday. The Ambas- sador is tn this country on official business but will be very much en- | tertained while he is in Washine- ; ton. ‘B’NAIB’RITH TO MEET TONIGHT A special meeting of Missouri Lodge No. 22, Independent Order B'nai B'rith, will be held at the oung Men's Hebrew Association | Building at 7:29 o'clock this eve. | ning to celebrate the success of the JEWELERS FOR 45 YEARS Order in its recent campaign to- | ward the “Wider Scope Fund.” ' | | The St. Louis quota of $75.959 toward the $2.060,000 over-subscridbed. A large class of candidates will be initiated into the | Order at the meeting tonight and fund wee | there will be a spectal entertain. | | nent program. Scalloped Sheets $1.00 Of bleached sheeting of heavy weight, softly finished and seamless; have hand cut scalloped edge; size 81x90 inches. Hope Muslin 9 Yards $1.00 Genuine bleached Hope Muslin cut from the bolt—36 inches wide; just 2000 yards to sell. Hemstitched Pillowcases 25c Each just tooo to sell: of fin- quality bleached Muslin. neat- ly hemstitched and measure 42x26 inches. Pepperell Tubing Zlc Yard Genuine Pepperell mills pillow Tubing, 42 inches wide, soft finished and seamless: very low priced. Art Ticking 37c Yard Featherproof Art Ticking of heavy weight; in a range of new color combinations: 32 inches wide. —_— Mattress Covers $1.05 Made of good grade unbleached muslin—well made and finished with tape ends — just 600 to sell. Krinkle Spreads $1.25 In tinted colors of rose. blue and gold, with’ narrow white stripes—all in size 8rx Ios inches. 81-In. Sheeting 28c Yard Soft finished, unbleached Sheeting in the 81-inch width —mmay be used for quilt lin- ing and sheets. 30-Inch Striped Awning Duck 17c Yard Woven in fast colored, wide stripes— 30 inches wide — a very unusual value at this low price, (Downstaiza Store combinations—all fast colored—suitable | season’s newest designs; some have slg for women’s and children’s wear. : Colored Voiles 25c Yard Hard-twist, fast-colored Voiles in a large variety of the newest shades—39 inches wide. Suitable for dresses, lingerie, etc. Rayon-Mixed Alpaca, 39c Yard Solid colors in a complete range of shades—suitable for making slips, children’s gar- ments, etc. imperfections, 36-Inch Tissues 39c Yard These Tissue Ginghams are woven in smal! checks in blue. pink, green, black, etc. Suit- able for women’s and chil- dren’s wear. Batiste and Voiles 29c Yard Printed Voiles and Batistes in a good range of styles—all new designs; light and dar colorings; 39 inches wide. TER} Silk-Warp C 49c Yard. Slight seconds of the quality of silk-warp Crepes in new small patt —all soft finished. -3 o’Clock Specia® | 36-I- 4 Sa: 4 29c Yard 4 A lot of 1200 yards @& highly mec cottes Satinette in solid orchid, peach and. Nile; mail or phone orders = (Downstais & Select a// the pay as little as 34 a small sum wees ll ee de i ee ee de de dd a dd " — J Me hi i i i i i ee i te i i i ie This is @ Community pay only You may make up your own assort- ment from our large stock.

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= ge = ———— —_——_- as ——— as : oT. LOU!S POST- DISPATCH _ — Cassidy of Colum-'! . : mies Loretto Cassidy of ST, LOUIS WOMEN VOTERS’ ) Men’s Union Suits Mego, will return to her home ‘si , 7] : cranten’ ‘ . “ns | See CONVENTION TUESDAY = " a Mrs. R. rg Connor: tL wS00 1 , ‘ 4+ An LIGHTWEIGHT, ribbed n gonnecticur meee Council Mecting in Union Suits with button | . ff # .. Washington. front: short sleeve, ankle. + The ninth annual convention of length style; closed crotch; ee: the St. Louis League of Women ecru color; sizes 36 to 46 Voters will be held Tuesday at the | | he Als Sis . : , . me ,. eee tertaine: ‘ith a lunche ; cut ie Fonquin Club. (Downstairs Store.) _ Elks Club, 3619 Lindell boule- rye 7. — : : luncheon. Wednes. | gium, the last ot May. ” Ks | vard, beginning at 10:15 a. m. — a. — of her ate Committes renérts will ances ths |... LT lursday evening Mr Waring po ll ports will cover Me and Mrs. Greenland we re Che teenie zx of the E. B. Chapter, P. FE. O a ties ol the League. dinner poartv 4 - «- | 40° Bishop of Camp. Idyiewvld, } ao ii i * apie Petegeas dss unner party in honor of Mr. Th) 2 adi 1; riday afternoon, May 13. hree Lakes, is, > ith as ’ , . | Reports of the reneral council | nd & e ; ; . . * - e : eb did * rs. est ’ 4 . 2 hn ’ rr ' ‘ ‘meeting in Washington wil! a | eS at the Algon- Mrs. G., 1guin Golf €')uh, given at the luncheon session with Mrs, Percy particular attention to the special Mr. and Mrs | League Studies on failure to vote. | of 2a settle | Installation of .officers will fellow \a fashion show, _.SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927. | ders . Be Reeser Dr. and Mrs Webster Groves Society ''H. M. Connors, Mr. and Mrs | ( harles Summay, Col. and , >| “4 . :%3 TUR UPPL i Stephenson before sailing for a summer to be ) . are the gueste of. cn; i ‘urope 7 "OW ‘illo ! | i Zu 2Sts Ot sp nt in kLurop ‘ Ni} ‘ Brown Will ] have returned from Eldon, Mo., FURNI E $ T CO. CONVEN- a } Bingham of (Sree l; ¢ . j ‘ vyreenland of 111 Jef-/ attend the international : iw : spe ‘ith | at. ‘ : ae : aca ae s5 ' bridge luncheon of seve 7 — | where they Spent a few days with Mrs. Greenland en-|tion of Rotarians at Ostend, Bel-' a¢ ¢) Marais 0225 Mrs. J. Willard Wright of Gray’ relatives. | Call TYler 0303 __ ST.LOUIS PNST-D:SPATCH __________ PAGE 7 [[LAZY-BACK Lawn Chairs | avenue will. entertain her bridge: afters | EEE EE Ty noon with an informal reception tn honor of her daughter, Mrs. Har- | luncheon club Mrs. |old Tenneson, of Morehead, Ia. noon. May i. Barracks | Se Edward C. Hall and Ben Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Krauss | mnanetns: jof Blackmer place and their son —~ =. aa Wednesday Mace of cypress; degen 7 n. Painted with Jefferson : Keports Will Be Made on General | pears the flood sufferers will be given : AB gc |Saturday evening, May 21. at the Reneé: Ww. J. McGehee entertained: Bristo! School ge. mnasium. hursdav aiternoon, May 12, with! A bridge party for the benefit of ferson road. : : —_ sure, 3. C, Adams of Clark ave- Miss Orpha Ikendrick had as her, nue wags the hostess for the went . ° a . i 7 o guest over the past week-end Mrs. | jy¢ : Lane Bryant Sizes Enable you to Be Smart Although You Are Not Slim S. Rosborough of Park road entertaineq her bridge lunch- FON club Thursday afternoon, May Blackmer of § 454 Sherwood drive gave a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon, May L. ld. Mrs. James McCann of Clay- A benefit card parts will he ‘4 4 . “ - . od a : a on was the guest of honor. riven Friday evening, Mav 20. at —— the Knights of Columb me : ; - : A — Ne a us rooms Mr. and Mrs ard Goodloe of pie ' Alg ne te ae ted ' F : te big Bend and Lockwood avenue Algonquin depa! er Mday The proceeds will g0 to the Rey by motor for Louisville, where Kdward T. Sheehan. C. M f Jao 4 ‘ve ( . * 7 2 , ‘. 4 oO . Lie jast Parenr eucher ciation meeting of § the ASSO , Avery bet: oe Deady thee iy te ti ee (ete aa OP hee pee. rise A ea . > . * » > : ye odlin hit nn tt ; coo Best results come from using Beck and White Skin Soap Buy as much as $5 and ‘ along 4 Ml t} ¢ epee & Oe» awd W HirL€ , ! Qe back S1. ‘Beauty Creations. 4 ’ al Suturday evening May 14. thorne avenue will be the hostess Golf Club was iven at the next regular meeting of the Among § Institute W. Cc. T. U. of Webster those Who had guests at their ta- (;rroves, Wednesday afternoon May es were Mr. and Mrs. Walt: j a our Dress offerings, as they provide the utmost in Paris and New York modes for misses and women who cannot wear OhqMuin ae eae — # ee he rats ; ‘ a. ia — Hit its 4 Lie 7 a Mr. r ios. | 3 ee Se Seer Sen ean , “ALAC ial “ff Bl Newest Hats 1017 N Grand OPEN UNTIL aah Mr. and Mrs. James 0, wed i + typically slender sizes } : : i helps, Col. and Mrs. Halsey Dun- {t the morning service of the j : | : me yt uions Fiyeth ie T9¢ to $2.99 . 8 P.M. woody, Mr. and Mrs, William B. First Congregational Church, Dr. > / | S rin C t } Prices Reduced | i MILLION usED A YEAR Sars 9) - e- 4 ) * Jones, Mr, and Mrs. Leigh C. Tur-. J)wight Bradley, has chosen for p Oa S! 14g— 2 and More! —— ' ner, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lawton, the theme of his sermon “The | | iNIr any Tes " ~~ oe en ¢ ’ S @ ; Yiaed dine ” ; . ° eo ‘xt Step in Civilization.” Dr. Misses’ Styles Made Larger. .....Lane Bryant Sizes 16 to 28 Arthur Ryan, who for many years F Y thf } W L B : Si 36 t 46 or 10a a Glee. 6 ce we’ oe ryan zes 0 was a missionary in Constantino- | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 6, This Section . pic, Sas ew 6a tee For Larger Women — . | e “ | (arial staff of the American Bible | coliection Oo | ally, ae : Society, will give a talk at the ves- Frocks for | | ner service. all the new- \irs. James §. Barker of Okla- yr street, bus- heina City, has returned home aft- . » i era two weeks’ visit with her sis- | ee ter. Mrs. Charles N, Blair. ‘GRAND-LEADER ee rans ve | ‘irs. and Mr. B. F Klin Hick | ST. LOUIS Cs. and Mr. B. Franklin Hick- |) HOUSE FURNISHING CO. ‘man of Algonquin Lane, were 902-04 Franklin Av. . For THIS WEEK Only! ——— med with the Bina Wai | ; | | seared fr Sve evening ee TT, pleats, tucks, 7 | . a . ] ==" \\)\ <i COMMUNITY PLATE Only 17 of These Suites! — 1 Be The Webster Groves Council No. Featured While They Last at a Greatly Reduced Price gad & ie he | 10, Junior Order of U. A. M., is c mi to give an entertainment Monday | R Rime: evening May 16, at the Masonic) S e ve ugs .. | : Halil. A program will include | | moving pictures both inspirational | and patriotic. | ; ¥ : $ 715 Opens Monday — Jom Now! hi The Junior-Senior High School ' - | | ‘pogeare ————_—__—__—— er nciinciasiiiaieaiienint Co -n “i ys son Monday evening May 16 at aw Silk Dresses ) lorings 5 Lane Bryant Sizes Meet a Requirement for Three Out of Every Five Women | eorgette, sh crepe, 1 combina- Mrs. C. A. Lemen of Orchard avenue has as her guest her aunt! Mrs. J. S. Boyd of Philadelphia. Mrs. Philip O. Viall of Bristol place, is spending a few weeks in | Milwaukee, with relatives. | arent Teachers’ Association, will hold its last meeting of the Ssea- the High Schoo} Gymnasium. Miss Jessie Burrall of Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., will give an ad-- dress. of serviceable wool velvet Rugs fn ) pattern for living room, dining ., All are seamless. a { The recenty organized “Rotary | Anns,” will hold its next meeting , at the Osage Hills Country Club, | Friday afternoon, May 27. -The| members of this new society are wives of the members of the Ro- tary Club of Webster Groves. The pupils of Bristol School, | will present an operetta entitled “In a Flower Garden,” Friday eve- ning May 20, at the High School Auditorium, Cork Linoleum 68c Sq. Yd. A lot of tooo yards of gen- 5 uine burlap Cork Linoleum im = a variety of patterns and cole |) orings, (Downstairs Store.) ~ Rugs oreers cones reseeeslt) * to, a Rugs in of pat- ry spe- a PETS RSs 6 @: \qmm ee Pepys elrdn ~ aipmneaiD Soni CE cS IT Rae q rt . a MIR ° rb Met ie aed +a 2 - WPS hte eet ’ us wer Pat, ; i DOSE GS ga eRe ROE AS Obits eX a SAS | The Epworth League of Hagerty | Shes OOS E ORG PRR RS OPO pease cats - : eae 4 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite Genuine Walnut in Combination With Other Fine Hardwoods $ OL (Your Old Dining-Room Furniture Taken as Part Payment) se woven in fancy patterns have Balance Easy Terms $7.00 Delivers It This beautiful Dining-Room Suite is certainly a wonderful value! It is constructed in the same careful manner as Suites selling at double the price and consists of extension table, large-size buffet, five dining chairs and one host chair. The seats are up- holstered in good grade of Jacquard velour. Exactly as illustrated. Made of gene uine walnut over solid oak. Don’t put it off. Come in and see this beautiful Suite— and remember while 17 of them last our price is only $119.00. OPEN EVERY MONDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK mea! ST.LOU IS 2s |HOUSE FURNISHING ( f ” GOEBBE Sand CORNWALL &E 902-4 FRANKLIN AVE. | REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER First Payment Are as Low as Silk-Warp Crepes 49c Yard Slight seconds of the better quality of silk-warp dress Crepes in new small patterns —all soft finished. 73 o’Clock Specialy | 36-1: 4Sa.-*t , 29c Yard | A lot of 1200 yards of highly mercerized cotton Satinette in solid white, orchid, peach and. Nile; n° mail or phone orders fille ba] eee (Downstairs Stores) | am So PSSSSOSS 9S FS SESSSSOSS 4 % This is an opportunity for all home-lovers to obtain complete Community Plate Table Services on exceedingly easy terms, You pay only our regular cash price—not one penny more. Matching Hollow- ware in Grosvenor. Bird of Paradise and Paul Revere. . services 'tesses at a bridge luncheon of eight pay.as little as $2.50 now, according to the amount of your purchase; then | Bergmann of wehuter Gueeuk ae ‘a a niece of Msgr. Brennan, and reception were very im- You may make up your own assort- ment from our large stock. a-I =x~1-5 J me. ee ee - ewer ee ———— ~ 4 Be: at 7 p. m. The installation of | ‘tad — ved | i : The Jessie ‘L. Gaynor Choral | Hich School gymnasium. The most, rack in “Oriental Poppy,” neatly fitting ‘cian ules Sa ek | isle Fabri k-and-Lisle “ - | May 18, at the Algonquin Club. A 37 pieces—service for eer 3 4 | Eaward ie” Seales tate gol ah | |vear will be installed at this meet- | her silk-and-lisle fabrics—in this b]« field were the hosts ata bridge Orchard avenue were joint } der. ilverware you desire; Select al] the beautiful COMMUNITY PLATE Silv ey | OOS Oe one xl a Re a oe Brennan is a graduate of St. Pran- Kain High School. Miss Brennan bers of different orders. One is Notre Dame Convent in Ripa, The University. Methodist Church, will celebrate | es a 'Anniversary Day, Sunday, May 15, | | newly elected officers will also) | take place. Chib will give its annual spring | concert Tuesday, May 17, at the : eee THE HOME AND HOSTESS SET — ae : : : ; ] ‘important number on the program : sting prices. Silverware for six places on a rich velvet Ss aaaien “Oe Sielwarasen™ in a smart gold-and-black serving tray with ee ME con of the Webster Groves Peace a colorful decorative background. = : Council will be given Wednesday, | . ° ° lewory re 4 re ¢ heen | es—service for s1x very interesting program has | ati are ‘arranged for the afternoon. Mrs. 1 ] 1 ‘talk on ‘Peace tn Drama and Poe- | 68c Yard Both Sets with De Luxe Stainless Knives nu ice ediisiey tor cha Aen “ Bins a | prising A. B. C. prints, Bryn Mawr \ | a : 6665" | Mr ang Mrs. William H. Stab- : | . - Si av evening, May 7. —— TERMS on Our Club Plan ee ee ection Mra. J. B. Wilder of ‘airview O oe) ovenue and Mrs. W. FE. Baker of ! hos- $ sainiaeem 50 tables given Wednesday afternoon, 'May 11, at the home of Mrs, Wil- | Miss Ann Bri nnan, a sister of | Mrs. C. D. Dahmer and Mrs. J. H. i i re at once. ‘tered the Carmelite Convent, &t. a small sum weekly or monthly. You receive the Silverware at ee ee SS S55 9SO9SS3SOSSSOOGSO SOS $SS$9SSS3C95 $SS5S8S9SS5 : 3 — rer ieee: se r : cia Xavier School and had com- f pleted her third year at Rosati has two sisters who are both mem- Sister Immaculata of Carmelite and ‘another is Sister Mary Carmel of pressive, with a very interesting | talk by Father Schulte of St. Loults | Wra FT. CC road ebtertained — : i Clausen of 9 Tacled Thursday ailere-

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SUNDAY MOJ2NING, MAY 15, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ==¢1 KRINKI.E BED SPREADS—72x90 inches, 79c $1.95 Rayon Miss Alice Kendall of Portland. | Faille Pillows Ore., ts the guest of Mrs. Edward | $1 39 Sieber. ‘ ’ ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lavigne | _* ade _ Five sesorted are giving up their home on Ed PAGE 8 Kirkwood __- - SI.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH__. * 65¢ Stamped Pillowcases 10 A. M. Till 2 P. M. Tots’ Coats (2x¢ $5 to $7.95 Values $3.99 Lightweight Coats for ir mediate wear, full lined, want- ed colors; no mail or phone erders; sale starts prompty at 10 A. M ( Basement.) Weeks of Careful Planning Are Back of This Event ment on Adams avenue near Tay- lor, after the first of June. Mrs. Clinton Kimball of Cape Over One-Half Million Dollars’ worth of high-grade seasonable merchan- dise has been assembled for this event—only with the enormous purchasing power of Our chain of 16 Department Stores are values like these possible. Girardeau has been a guest of Mr. Come to Our Basement Every Day—Hundreds of Bargains Not Advertised! and Mre. Lee W. Buckner during Economy Sale! F eature the past week. 9 , re Infants’ Plated Hose _ ae vgghrend oo. entertained Toraday) afternoon oh «ee FOR QUICK CLEARANCE! luncheon at the istinwn Coun- ad RS C ‘e: P ves Mrs. L. F. Good entertained her bridge luncheon club Thursday aft- CW arge a S Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cronin Jr alten, 95 95 have returned frou their honey- | \ e e Ioen an re now in their home at | $17 gouth Kirkwood road. é try Club. ? ° ; ° 1000 omen $s an isses mign-urade neis J. Bloy has re- - Smart new Summer Hats, Wii e, fashioned of Swiss Milan hemp, Patten Milans, all- hair Hats and Hats with heir brims and ribbon crowns. New Summer colors. (St. Louls’ Largest Bargain Basement.) ae Mo! nes, Ia., 4 the Soctal Service el turned f he atten ae vention. Mr. and Mrs, John K. Lord were hosts at a dinner party Satur vening, May 7, tn honor of Kendall of Portland, '_- t . . = a » is the house guest of Mrs SALE ALEXANDER SMITH 2-Ft. Velvet Rugs If Pertect Would Be $37.50 n | full oxr2-ft room size; slight Lisprints 25150- Inch Imported Rag Rugs ite | J" ' $1.75 Inlaid Pero Sq. Yd.§ Actual 98c values; t-and-miss patterms; $11 Neponset Room Rugs 19 Bi ur Bice yar wice e patterns; s! a.§ crowfoot borders ernoen. Mra, Luther Armstrong has had as her guest during tue .ast week her gon, Horatio H Armstrong, of Hartford, Conn. Ma'. H. G. Wyer, who ts sta- tioned at E! Paso, Tex., spent sev- eral days in Kirkwood and §&St. Léuis last week. Maj. Wyer and his family were residents of Hirk- wood fur many _years. Actual $10 to $25 Values C. Feld were hostesses at a picnic Almost Our Entire Stock ‘i OO duncheon of the Tuesday Club May Divided — Sacrificed at These are all at the country home of Mrs Three Give-Away Prices beautifully fash- R bert Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Ha Harold Keysor 0? ioned Coats— made from high- Chicago motored down to spend grace tweeds, the week-end with his mot W. W. Keysor. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot M. FI checks, plaids, satins, twills, brocaded Fai te and novelties. Many of these end their daughter, Miss Marj Eckert, departed Wednes Coats have silk crepe lining. Every pair per- 4. fect, pink, blue, tan, Wp black and _ white; emer sizes 4 to 6/3. » a ‘(Barcain Basement.) 1 Women’s Knit Union Suits a0 Wanted styles in sizes 36 to §50—every garment pertec t. A re- arkable value. Homemakers, this is your opportunity to buy one of the country's fore- most makes in high-grade Velvet Rugs at a big saving. Gorgeous new Spring patterns and colorings—all beautifully finished with fringed ends— Monday, while 75 Rugs last. New Merchandise! New Low Prices! Wide Arrays! ) | Summer Taffeta | Pillows Prettily trimmed with handmade silk flowers $ 25 ig wanted round and . te PIER ¥ A) 69c Valze — rar A\fre ai a» «1a oe Starting Monday morning, we are going to offer St. Louis women Coat Bargains such as have never been heretofore possible. Frankly, 69c Felt-Base Floorcovering .44 Six feet wide, linoleum patterns, cut ar rolls; uare yard . Mountain Grove, Mo. where will spend the summer. Wonderful new patterns in felt-base 7 ware ya snds NRE Gonna ERAS EN I a a -* Wess The “Old Settlers,” a society ganized a few years ago by a nu ber of the first. familles came to Kirkwood, will meet Fri- | day ev: at Grace Church par- ish house. A dinner will be served | at 6:36 “ol wn be followed by a program. de ing “The Lignt Other Rave” Among those are members are Mr. and Henry Stribling, Mr. and Mrs. liam S. Matthews, Mr. ard Joseph Matthews, Albert N. wards, Mrs. Willis Lorraine F. Jones. Mr and rs. William Ricker, Miss Virginia and Miss Elizabeth ‘(Orrick Mrs. Sidney Adams, Dr. J. Hinton Armstrong. i “a P= ae : Ri te ie and socket—specia!, (Nagents—Third Fleer.) Silver-Plated Tableware Housekeepers, Boarding House Keepers, Restaurant, Tea Room, or Club House Owners Note 10,000 Pieces In an Extraordinary Sale— Special Purchase Mondagd omen’s Shoes =e 15c Actual $3 to | E& x ay $5 Values ag ) \\ fs Each A wonder- | | ful lot of ry gowns, , chemises, (inh bloomers, step-ins and cejamest fash- This bargain should crowd our Basement all day Monday— Rich looking shadow lace pat- terns; woven of double thread Egyptian yarn, ideal for sun parlor or living rooms. A real bargain for the economy sale. 36-inch Boys’ Wash Suits irapery —e materia ge $1. 39 Voile Curtains i Crisscross ALD $1.29 Curt sales with colored ets —'Values. . { oem 2 "4 Pan : vies i ; Single, extra strong ‘ | , Sprin es in fl BiB prrbe ug a a ; P rs. .ivers, — : : _ &- Pate A act ; "Loe . . , €a ee ! ‘a - Dress Coats, Snappy Sports Coats, Con- servative Business Models— many elaborately fur trimmed. Attractive colors’ if sav- Cretonne Pillows Stunning Voile, scrim and oblong shades— Round oblong and ova! mee and ~* 79 ing ONE-HALP . c e : Fancy colored quil- NI ; R | ee | 2 Q5 S all d | t ) ling and colored cot- ADO MORE. on AZ | Valaes.. r $2. calloped Panei Curtains | ine “oie Sot hig n-grace ua Shae: ra. — Dasust 9] J é stripes and ail over patterns... grenadine or marqui- Pillows silk flowers—special.. l surplus stock at ——e lightly soiled; reversible... 39c Curtain slight Cw An. informal musical serfted Monday evening at : Kirkwood Studio, by the pupils of ‘Mrs. F. E. Andrews, Miss Ida Mis- 1d Robert Roloff. Those mote were Miss Mary Keis- iss Julia Hutchinson, Miss . Mrs. F. A. Ferguson, ;} Holscher, Martin Haase and | eorge Whiting. The Walther League of the Des Péres Lutheran Church will present the plar, “The Mummy and the Mumps.” at the high schoo! audi- torium Friday evening. The Lenox Ha 1 alumnae w will give ‘te annual luncheon Saturday after- noon at the Congress Hotel. All sizes in this sale Flat Curtain Rods for Women and Misses (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Scrim, set (tes, onds (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) to 8 years. ondar. ~—— § fixtures (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Out They Go! Girls’ Coats $4 to $12.95 Values Women’s $1.39 Economy Sale Feature Undergarments SILKS $1.59 Crepe de Chine $ Washable quality. In all the popular Spring and Summer shades. 40 inches wide. $2.00 Canton Crepe In new Sum- 40 in, wide.. > Women’s Daytime Frocks *1 Smart new stvies of broad- cloths, dimity other mnov- materia!s, back- Sires nee Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Greensfelder have as their guest their son, Ne!- son Greensfelder, who is en route to his home itn Colorado from a trip to Detroit. The Ladies’ Aid Society of Con- cordia Church will give a supper and bake sale in the parlors of (| the chureh Wednesday evening. 4 ot Mrs. Clarence Dawson and young grounds. Gaughter. Cara, have returned to 36 to 44. their home at Jackson Heichts, L. eee Basement.) T.. after a three weeks’ visit with these Coats Many of the new- ‘ineent Brars once, rather than $2.00 Chiffon Taffeta | 39 ’ - 7 est styles. White nd change- ° | ‘ay kid and Teaspoons Tablespoons Dessert Spoons Berry Spoons Dinner Kaives Dessert Kaives Dinner Forks Dessert Forks Salad Forks Oyster Forks Orange Spoons Sugar Spoons Butter Knives Wearing Quality Guaranteed very piece is extra silver plated on 4 substantial bese metal. Every want- ed table piece and fully matched sets is dozems or half dozens. The pat- term ig charming. Every women wil! ike it. (Main Fleer, Nerth.) Mau Sale 60,000 Yards $2.50 40-In. oe Yard Heavy flat weave quality. ($4 .39 mer shades. Silk and rayon. | ] Yard $1.50 Printed Radium Silk} ] 00 ioned of voile, cotton and other novelty ma Some are fac- tory rejects, but do not impair beauty or wear- ing qualities. / od must ww A SNOT O TEAL, TI OTN LLL ENE AY EC Ae NR a aniaa ee eee reeaity = SA AS REN mts ae 8 Dainty floral designs on light and dark Yard color grounds. Washable. 26 inches wide her father, William Vincent Brat and her sisters. y RPRISF; Mrs. Gitbert Iiaven Durston and » Hoy reduce them a i whit Excellent quality. In plain e small daughter, Alice Edwards of & on Fe ae cents now, lests of Mrs. & oor and then, we are pial cloth pumps and New York are the g Durston’s mother. Mrs. O. L Dear- Clock +-+- | ‘= 10 Selec) — - . ‘ = . - See able color combinations, for an jase 9 predic street dresses. 36 ; wide . 7 LH Scores of Styles ; oe zg: Girls’ Silk Dresses $1.69 ee paar ing of Armand place. NI IGE EN S $4 and $5 Values $ 100 Dresses in this 3 (Bargain Basement.) arty and | ‘ Pp straps, as well as pumps, straps and Oxfords of black Satins, tan - calf, colored patent and plain leath- last! he st - of . , water , ers. Sizes 234 to . glass asses, pg 8. collectively. (St. Leuts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Yard 7-Pc. Water 28 While 100 Sets 95 : W anted Materials and Colors 7 to 14 Years (tt. Louis’ Largest Bargain Rasement.) Greal Sale of Wash Goods, Towels, Linens, Domestics real Sale of Wash Goods, Towels, Linens, Domestics Oc Colored Rayons 15c Unbleached Muslin | seertines 12,000 TOWELS i # Saree SDC Featuring: 25c Turkish Towels 25¢ e Washable imported Pongee, in a Sum ( |S]. Yard We ee ee . , lot; long-sleeve Dresses Monday Only acne B Wall Paper Sale |! | Select any Paper in our stock and by paying one cent more you get 2 rolls of Paper. Sc. Paper, 2 rolls for... 6¢ 10¢ Paper, 2 rolls for...1lic mer shades and white. 32 inches wide color (St. Leuts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) 2148 i Dress Ginghams 20¢ Quality These are large bags—36x54-inch size—when ripped open each piece has 3 yards of heavy unbleached Muslin; no cutting; while 3000 yards last, 8'4c¢ a yard.. Heavy weight, double and single thread Per Bag 15¢ Paper, 2 rolls for... 16c 20¢ Paper, 2 rolis for. . .21c 30c Paper, 2 rolls for. . .31c 40c Paper, 2 rolls for. . .41« 50c Paper, 2 rolls for... Sic 75¢ Paper, 2 rolls for... 76< $1.00 Paper, 2 rolis for $1.01 $1.50 Paper, 2 rolls for $1.51 and all others. No Phone or Mai! Orders Sold Only With Borders (Third Fleer.) 79¢ Sport Satins, Yd. Rayon-and-cot- rr ac. Satin, in wanted shades; high lustrous fin- ish. 25e Wash Prints, Yd. Dainty figured 15 Cc patterns on col- ored grounds, to 10 yard ieee wide. 17 3c A beautiful as- sortment of new Spring patterns: full 32inches wide. all fast colors: while the quantity lasts. (Basement.) 32 in. 25¢ Flock Dot Voiles 40-inch beauti- 15 ful new Spring patterns in want- desirable rem- ed shades: nants. 25c Figured Voiles ao inches 1 wide, beautiful | 2 2C wager ed Voiles in light and dark patterns for womens dresses, etc. —some white, others with colored borders: 18x36 and 19x39 inch size; slight irregu- lars. Economical housewives will stock up at this low price. l6c 40c Turkish Towels 29c Turkish Towels Extra heavy double Excellent qual- | thread 20x44 -inch 28c ity, good weight 1 25C Turki ish Towels: 17x34-inch Tow- plain white; all geatly hemmed; | els: fast-colored borders; é irregulars. slight seconds. Bleached Muslin Isc quality, 36 | inches wide; 10c snow white ' bleached, remnants, yard. 81-Inch Bleached Sheeting 45¢ quality; remnants of fine 25c quality, full width, while quantity lasts. Sheets sheet- Good quality bleached casing, slight seconds, specia! for Economy 81x90-In. Seamless Made of ex- | cellent quality 89c | bleached ing with wide hem, seconds. 42x36 Pillowcases 15c 19¢ Snow bleached Pepperell inches wide, nants up te 10 yards last. , saie met wil 3 Pillow Tubing. o : ards, while 100% : y —

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Hours Only | M. Till 2 P. M. s Coats o $7.95 Values 3.99 eight Coats for im. , full lined, * mo mail or phone ale starts promptly at ( Basement.) R SMITH et Rugs ould Be $37.50 tRoomRugs $4 19 tterns in felt-base Rugs; ze; slight misprints Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd.$] 19 yards wide, tile patterns, slight Square yard 0-Inch Imported Rag Rugs 64¢ 1 98c walues; hit-and-miss patterns; borders nel Curtains 23c Curtaining, Yd. . 36-inch high-grade curtaim grena- 15 Each dines; Monday C special $2.95 Damask, Yard ; Rich looking bargain drapery Damasi.9 | 95 e d crowd stripes and ail ement all over a ' fonday— 39c Curtain Ruffling : Voile, scrim and c ace pat- with) c le thread 2 Sha hw for sun - A real Scrim, grenadine weal. | wie, Suerte LAC onds (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Women’s $1.39 Undergarments / pias Tle Gai on re | Hy oe ~s ate Vas - rte _ —=ty ) «panels, and fill- ers. A handsome addition to any room. Very special. eff AL se vd A WT) 1" eee SED AY Fiber Rocker He TF : Re 4 ular $ 7 Value ~~ ~ DY AS ATK - ai’ ete” AR Oy , = + .ea2° > Ch VAR CAAT ee All high-grade lay- $ ote ee 2 er cotton felt—50-Ib. | - Lik weight. Full Imperial ~ edge—heavy art tick- iy SW ing. Years of Mat- MY, IE tress comfort and Sei ee service. All sises. oe. a ' ’ 2, er ee “, wee oo $4.98 Ga $300 Nine-Piece Dining-Room Suite sa Hi: We y agit fae This is a large, handsome, high-grade Suite MEE 83 j = of combination gumwood and butt walnut ve- A large and com |: gs neer with matched figures. 66-inch buffet; the built Rocker—wire | eG | table extends to 8 feet; large semi-enclosed staked fiber in baronial ¢ . china cabinet—upholstered seats on chairs. brown finish. : At an astoundingly low price! fortable, substantially Fiber Suite $224 Four-Biece Bedroom Suite a 397° | Of combination gum and walnut veneer in two-tone effect with maple overlay decora- tions. Large drawer bottoms, dustproof top and bottom. 48-in, dresser, 44-in. vanity, can- opy-top chifforobe and full-size bow-foot bed. Each piece may be purchased separately. yao... Winey} gt a Ie (o) | $1eS x Bed Outfit $ 95 Simmons make, choice of full or . twin vize. Alil-steel round tubing hed in brown finish. Soft tied top coll spring and Simmons plated cot- tomeand-felt mattress. Values .. $ Three-piece hand-woven fiber Suites —choice of three coverings and three finishes. Detachable spring seats, close- ly woven patterns. Take 50 Weeks to Pay Share in the Big Six Val- ue-Giving $24.00 Da-Bed $ 75 Days , Commtate te ny fs LR ge com- S w sprin Sale Nugents pon ya se Bor pa in, eae Fourth Floor ton mattress with heavy quality cretonne covering and valances. Slide-out style construction. (Feuarth Flees.) Ne ee ~ ee ee ee - © as — ~*~ eS » ohie™ w . bint tub e ~~ Guill ieawct ww ie, ean ane RR ga 0 IRR me

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927___ PAGE 10 7 7 te a : a | Kroger of Kirkwood, sigs ig er i pak nosgl We of a club at dinner and | \'TAllian Schaub. From 8st. Louts; memes ~ ven! e D S S ) | iS — aed Rov M. Dixon, Mrs. Her- | bridge tomorrow evening. Relieve Those Aching Feet No Wicks OASt a OULS OC a CU — rad Piieundinaae ann tied George | —e R. Thomas will be host- 2 : : 0 } ; — | Kirsch less to the members of the Coterie Wear the NATIONALLY Nor Ta Seaman es ° . ™ , *. > . ‘ Continue’ ce Set ADVERTISED “Constant Comfort Wick Substitutes Cut-Out Strap Pumps and Ties, graceful and comfortable, of soft black glazed kid, also in Patent Leather, Burns coal oil or gasoline wicks. Perfect im Slip Cove rings Charies Reis of ra court was hostess Wednesday afternoon at & bridge | , Spring flowers and ® wirg Charles H. Evans, Mrs. Charles | era ueed in! xx ™ > art Tilda , . sink color scheme were usce i” ,e1r, Se SBa'gw Vai i = = hand-turned soles, steel + sg «> amnin Len? Se: | ; incneon . ic aad. a 4 ' . * e ame nage e appointments on the ange . LOCUS: *" y « Arch, cushion insoles, ie that can Do . shea #2 ar were Fvliia@sl — An thing a ‘pies and 44 4 AVOrTS 4 — y wer: Mrs. ~ Cuban rubber heels. done on a gas stove can } : be done on a “Red Star 17 var ’ , . ? . Harry § oo | *. Sizes 3 to 9 Oil Stove. orie Mre. 4. r = ? Cae ti. } af . Widths B to D a . - Made in three styles — ScEvilly -*% "4 . 8 five sizes. Wonderful for - Peaggaanbeand Ve . country or suburban : ) t mo: i, Mrs. ee wii \ / " OF HIGH-GRADE -_ : homes. Cheaper than gas a le phone for | stoves. Adds beauty to call at our store and see stove in operation. , MeR oherts ly . SS, ; - ae ra - [ /Y Deas — . | d : > - Shi LA Double Eagle tamps on ay a kitchen. Credit terms if desired. rge Hamilton, Jos h 4 ee / dy Mme ce | Ne | nderwea L al aware \ rs. Jerome Redeem m Romnemens we ome fA Bese : sat! CEMilliams |" | irs a aie . a ST ee Rasch tee Alen, We * Now in Progress fi ineheon * 4 , o » . ‘ Phone Your Order GArfield 7720 . United Stip Cover Manuf Pee eReOSeeeeeueange. | —Vn—_— ——_——_ ae ees Bae sa es ewe aegs’s wr NOVELTY NOOK 7 | = ———| sIXTHandFRANKLIN- |= ip Qactly ee Ee ae 5977-79-81 EASTON AVENUE ; ‘ Ss a ; 4 - ~ 2 CTIONNE a” * 1 [ i " ; ha e . a $1.00 to $25.00 : 7 en , The Big Furniture Store at Wellston Loop 5 | ie? = Ss West of SS |S - S e cr } > ’ . ‘ = + Ase 247 t © . } TIVOIN COLT 0} x is rue ' tee ? — j— \* SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. Re eae eg Place Your Furs in C 606-608 Washington Ave., A befits | SAFE FUR STORE ' As trom thieves! Safe from fire! moths! And all Summer long the skins are } by circulating cold dry air which -keeps natural condition. In the Fall they return & more lustrous: than ever. Repairing at special § Call CEntral 6830 ishington Av.— Sixth Se. SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DI RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN en ™, Mrs. John E. M host will be neon to the me A ee ogg a EE ee OVER 1000 BEAU Vay south _ TIME FOR SUMM —_— a cian! oo MONDAY! oe | A Dress Event for Rejoicing. ss Celeste Kelley, who were the muse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl aimee Even oe TE pha A Kline Purchase-Sale Brings Super Values! hates PEE ae > nN hire ee Gar ae ee ae : oe A Se ie Fn, cee Soe eo ee ke hs bs*iae as | wp GS e igh} a7 al bs ee, ‘ 4 ca he, » - 3 ee é we Sh eon a : hae ‘ pie ; - ae M tae hte es 0 se + Lae . tag , t ide 5 AEH ER eS Rees 7s, Eat Dae > oe om & ks Reet sey Aves B Te ok. feted oe ths rok get HAS pape ew yee batt Ys me ee MST OOo eS Po i ae ah %e ol te RAR alee ee 4 3 SPD eee ee AP aE REF . Pe ee Cee, ¥ : res ee 1s Phare ’ ye ee oe . ce yet ie a 36a 3 ed “may et ar Ned Pex Mere a ee, aoe te Ch 4 - ey ‘ ines Fie te > - S t ¢ a i rege y fo Pe S. edo Ss ee aod inhty-ninth street was hostess lursday afternoon at a bridge SSS 1000 Fascinatingly “Different” ....Individually Selected i aie oe ea SOG Lewis, flumenkamp, Mra. Fred Bareis, liss Cecilia Shurman and Miss i Shurman of Germantown, IIL; lulia Burke, Mrs. Neise, Mrs age akg TE ht-of St. Loulg and: Mrs rnomodore Carr. Satu A: v renting Mar 21. wi!) sa e? the opening night of the St. ! lair Country Club A formal] din- ner dance for club members on!v is been arranced as the first so- cialeve nt of the summer season ant the club, Mre. Ray C. Harding of Signa! Teatt 7)? +) 2 5 a a. - -? ™ i - _ a 7 I + , ene Meng ‘ Lis - "si pte xf ‘ ' Vg « ; sy? 7wM ? ba : ; i * ? -_ 5 e - %. Mre. Harold et . | py — ... As Adorably Charming as Though They Were the Handiwork of Some Exclusive Modiste Mra. 1171 m Haus . hosteas . i . y ye MEMES Mistien Wriday aternces ...as Smart...as the Fashion-Loving Woman Who Will Choose Dheemt ss « VALATEE e«: and evening for the bene‘it of S: . . ee oe neues ts Just Imagine... Many of Them Are Actually Priced Below Regular COST... and on her fifty-fourth birthday, f i riday the 13th, invited friends " Eaet &t. -Louts, &t. Lou's and nelteville wp emebrate her anniver. . aes ROCKS sophisticated ... youthful... ornate... simple SHEER GEORGETTES cs donde ~d Dida Senpttal \ Ol R SIZE J and above all... INDIVIDUAL... DIFFERENT... just e FLAT CRI PES & fond . ° “— 4 : , = eae oat a step ahead of the mode ... and styled with infinite care... PRINTED SILKS ioe eeeeert Clad will give tts Is He re. See the ‘new pleated tiers and tuckings . . . floating draperies LACE COMenAT ON annual breakfast June 2 at the st. : . : Clair Country Club. MISSES MODI .. graceful jabots . . . chic boleros . . . multicolored embroid- a stay (QiJyrS cml The thirty-first anniversary of eg shes eries . . . long and short sleeves . . . molded hiplines . . . lovely See tie ot cnn ag mcm ae eo necklines . . . decorative sleeves ... and you are seeing ALL that eae owe party which the members : } is definitely NEW in Frocks . . . It doesn’t SOUND like we're es : talking about “$10 Frocks” ... We are telling you about the EE Se ae ' ; Frocks in this Kline Sale Monday ... NOT “$10 Frocks”. . = oven oe D- Sexton ey but FINE Frocks that you can BUY for TEN DOLLARS... What : ieee: : an OPPORTUNITY! .. . and how timely, too! . . . Selling starts rOOn at an attractive bridg: a . NIODES ; promptly at 9... Fourth Floor... and we've made preparations = ate * ess ee ~*~ *on at the home of Mrs Mein 3 ©n Washington place. f ) {? f c . . tt to make Monday a record-breaking “Frock Day”... for women | * Eighth street was hostess Tuesday | will buy these Frocks just as fast as we can serve them! etternoon at a 1 o'clock luncheon rs... Rs end bridge party. The gueste were: * re. Pred Giessing. Mrs. George Pats a o- et rrr en

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—sueunennee ees a ome ENA, Oe on ST ____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 11 ah ay . = oa SS i We Soecisi: fj’. Last Chance!!! oc" 3-Day Sale Slip-Covers Prices Slashed . | _-— - , : - ~ f ; jj Ark.,, On @ wedding trip, and OM | 3671 McRee avenue, nd Dr. andj ville yest rday. They were the . ‘their return will live in East Louis. | Mrs. Sa:n T. Bassett of 2 Be ri: | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis ° Rast ot. ome... Or Se : | After the Auto Ride Mrs. J. C. Heck, chairman of | place, attended the Derbv in Louts- | Drescher. ithe Civic Committee of the Wom-i: Sunday or Any Day oO : ay or n a Continued from Preceding Page. jian’s Chamber of Commerce, an- un y ] , lnounces a trip to the Highland : Club the afternoon of May 19 ati Dairy Farms tomorrow. Members DINNER her home on Forest place pe a Hal scarvation by hone, | , : sania bp —e uw ill ma = ee \ = én is 1 te , French Designer Mrs. Allan R. Watkins of Alham-|GRand 3073W. There wi @ ace | 3 ; | }. levard bra court was hostess Tuesday aft- | commodations for about 60, The is) fia] 4639 Delmar Boulevard ernoon to the following members bus leaves City Club Building idl ih tes prices be “ — gegen | ‘e! ( ) of her bridge club: Mrs, Murray 110 o'clock. This committee is also | Ht | . le ¢ vie -— _— hip to compare, | O7TeS { $25 value—3-piece Bet Watkins, Mrs. Ray C. Harding, Mrs. | receiving donations of clothing for : "a }\ Will use your material if desired. in imitation linen fin- as & B @ e Ey &@ 8 e don linen fin- ®) Andrew W. Kurrus, Mrs. Perce |the flood sufferers. | VIF “Y= || $1.00, $1.25—Sunday $1.50 ’ e Clement, Mrs. Scott Kirby Alvis, | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dresch efit Fast ’ _ Phone ; ;, a | : + s . . % _e ee 7 a ll a z ee LFA 2B f Burners Made of . ; | Cast lron, i Never. Wear Out Mrs. Rober Sr ] rg at ; : i : ’ Pi)reret 2 ] for } ity2 Ovest ; 6} ‘ - a . $1 8.00 I), Marsh Fn poms ee of. Witter Ore ae bo 7 our epeciaity at this season. as ae: West Pine at Euclid DElmar 5800 : ites 7? —_— owe ~» sovderts, , Sniversity Cily. |) : imat ubmitted wpon quest. ‘3 $40 value — Belgian lw. P. Boston of Unive 5 timates submitted wpon re Linen, Cretonne and Denim Covers at Signal Hill entertained Thursday ' ine ™ Mrs. Martin Oehmke nd Mr. ana ' F fe ‘United Stip Cover Manufacturing Co. 5 2 222" Goes od we oa |] Feature for — — eee eee Write or phone =§ for . illustrated booklet or eall at our store and see stove in opergtion, Credit terms if desired, Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Harding of | (——— Mrs. Les H. Forman, Mr. and 2 2 Wa eo ee oe ee ee Rw, buted by oy — Sle . C re PAI SPAMS KF oC. Sirs. Morton Benham, Mrs. kugene 'Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gibson Of | GEESERSRESeaeevetiessesisiiiievssscssssssssssaeainens evening the members of their | A G £ bridge club. rea Menges and Mrs. Kenneth L. ak All Work Those present were see BEBOP See eee eee | The East St. Louis Women's. Monday: Curdy. Pins Vous Oider Guaranteed cena 7 _' o Leroy Morgan, Mr. arallele . anit »i Ts, T. Sdwin Po yk PSS, 1 p : GArfield 7720 noe pkess, Mr. Un Club will Close the club year with a luncheon May 24 at the | Country Ciub. | Mrs. L. E. Baumeister of Gran. | | vue drive has departed for Califor. | ; * ba : : ff e. SS | nia, where she will make an ex- | | +s 3 ' tended visit. | REN Sa |? | Mrs. Cletus Canavan o? North : | Twenty-second street was hostess | * . : ' | “a ’ | ¢ ’ ' 1} &-¢ : bij ‘ ' ; : ’ , > >—4 Pl ee . & . 2 7 tie ul " 4 A os - ‘ , as > *f

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 e — Current | High Schoo! held ifts annual eve- aban ibrary with Mrs.;Mrs. J. W. Ferguson. | day at Cabanne Libra 2 ad given by Mrs. a G. ining meeting Friday. The | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . ? ik Onset er ieee and De- | Tulloch and Mrs. H. D. Davidson. principal feature of the program | : ( ) NENI ELD -t , , P 0 Women S Clubs | was, pores “ shenk ted the pre- os aS a OT h- of Soldan Centinued on Next Page. Activitie ma. Those : eat , al’ i ’ : ‘mating nere-* NL NE = OTN RG ET ——— a I = yn Niet 610 to 618 Washington Avenue e Stout Wom SPECIAL! One Week Only! | - See for Yourself | 2 “Lane Bryant specializes in en —=7= SS a ’ \f) a de ° fa A ‘ 4 MEAS Rr en nn ee a ee Be Skt, 2d ee Be o oT PE oe ee SEE ej tN : : a ee) d's . oe ae ra chemicals in the Vita-Tonic pads. rll aa . oo Rees Na tai AA Pais = 4 a nse iin 6/0 fo 6/8 WASHNGTON AVE. 12 East 49th Street, New York City NEST] ol dian ‘e\ Permanent : . | 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Monday Only! Annual One-Day ADVANCE SALE — em ——— 4 é Nestle’s Text- A scientifie machine fer testing your balr for ¢ at your service at The JEANS-WILLIAMS SU 607-8-9 HOLLAND BLDG. St. Low Call MAin 3742 for Itnformat ® 2000 Pairs : | Ly ; \ ARE Higher-Priced es | Gi v | a > : ee aS P WHITE KID Sf >oy\ = ASS Nag / / \ aie = : I | a pecial Pure ase! 000 io Chose fot! “Yasitively HAZING Values of liairdressers Can Take [nstruction on the at the Above Address. — ) REDUCED TO ell that It’s “Oea-“oime HEN the feminine world substitutes its | wo. ew by needless sports apparel for filmy things of chif- ie a, See to fifteen ¢ fon or Georgette in the softest of pastel a pea Ream shades. We illustrate two of the many > Sigh te eam arcane smart Frocks of this sort in our $25 Dress , oe back the original cole Shop. the privacy of herows BROWNATONE, the one guar- | BROWNA teed harmless hair tint, in just harmiess to as ie . ie five minutes, will transform gray or 18 80 SCcieitine A compose Frock of A daintily blocked pat- m@ “‘reaky hair to any beautiful shade self hair tint flesh Georgette and silk tern of hyacinth, powder Ls that you favor. And : lace, above, with a two- blue and mint green i Oe “ere isn’t the slightest tiered skirt and dainty chiffon, above, with a ee Canger of poisoning, They Say: - lace collar and fichu on leated border of Worth © oa sometimes results the anderblouse. Notice om Georgette around | “Om the harmful dyes “T can recommend the long, tight sleeves. the skirt, neck and cuffs. ; Summery Fabrics 38 New and : ae , Beautiful Styles Srase ae s Striped Silks STYLES HEELS Strized Radiums TIES | CUBAN : x * x PUMPS SPANISH Washable Crepes STRAPS | LOUIS SANDALS SPIKE ~ | RRR ee oe ES ee ERE MRT ee, Fay Loe. Sa m Phage eat. J LPG SLOG REL EIS HERERO RE ce ne cle Hi Ye site 5 AF po Re ae ea aa (See ig tig 7 an ba Gh. : +) rey Lak as ee , . 6 So Saeae ae es aoe SORES anes | ae, ne aS Sa + cg Ree Se °s a the RSS. 55 pat et Sie Ae US grt ee SX ese § Pieris why Seat p . at Be, + ee: * ia 4 f ’ Ke +e Se Bs PRUE oe) ¢ Pad y 3 na? tot) oo Aeggely ; Bsa iimiae IEE PS Biche Shah? 59 Ng LA ae A ot ead lh, ota Rs oS. ICT eae Wa bet A. BSS es Tisch & Seige aS ah cep ks eae ch TOD FE RR nS LEE Rs IOS fs SON wa AES! oP gE AORN ML RRS Saath: AP eee ERE AAO BE Be SANE SHR - + awn BESET TEP HT eS Skt a BRAM tga ni i RES Bio SOS Od RCE I eM Saree 4 t . 2 x ewe ery or ry) * » & a ° pee ets 0 et ee — 4 tn 3 > i Ry pace used by many pro- | BROWNATONEinthe fessionals Just sit be- highest terme It i fore you pain easly the best thing for $25 $25 and ur — table the purpose that I ~~ . ‘4 Srusn BROWNA- used.” —~ Mra. C. E. TONE through the gray Goodlet, Strother, &. C. FE s’r ; oe . (Sonnenfeld: Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) : _— Immediately “I never found ite Se - equa i untiag and stepping bar from falling out. I have used ot eg Ss pe “yi : ‘Phy. Fen Tork, PS AAAAA AJ see - ~ _— wv ey to detect that ‘ : ina ta is tinted. And Milady Wears ; wmavenn ts ‘cl—so precise J ; ae has SO easy to i > Ficture Fat PB B22 —rermeaten gray hair in such on Money : ee Ratural way —that without any drug i previous experience, you are sure to sizes: SOc. tain Professional! results. size con * « Tub Silks in All Sizes : | | Frem.2% to 8 a / Colors and ‘hite VeNe ee VEE ete erry ewe Every Dress Shown Monday for the First Time —of hairbraid, or a * Italian Milan, usual- == }. : Easy to Apply, Wonderful in Results ly ribbon trimmed, itt = | S 1, DROWNATONE all of the hair. sometimes enhanced CU Tah ous ee q — will not fade or rab be- with cherries or application flowers. The more favored colors are WS as va the new prismatic = =F al Sheps. coms, resenting eT LE INR CORRS SYREN ee Rt get aE: sce * bf ~~ P toe x Ee ee . « 3 hed ’ ‘7 : 7 tee Pea ag os UR oS ~ x 4 Wit warm weather but a few weeks hence, a more timely opportunity could hardly be presented. For these are just the sort of Frocks women will need for the hot days to come.... ee Frocks of refreshingly cool materials that repeated tubbings will grance, sale of White not affect. ...long and short sleeve models... .light pastel colors ee ee : and combination... .and styles to fit into any Summer occasion. mastery of our Footwear Depart- The qualities we are certain will be difficult to duplicate later at pastels, white, navy : ‘ > gE The Kenton Pharmscal Co. 1532 Coppin Bidg.. Cov. Ky. ment. It is an event planned to give ’ : . you a full Summer's use of your White Kid Monday s very special price. Shoes at a pronounced saving. Attend this extraor- $10 to $25 ~ = _ 4 : / X dinary value-giving event for after Monday every ,* : MELE’ GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE —GUARA 7 pair goes back to their regular higher selling prices. ALL SIZES FROM 14 TO 44 i (Secon@ Floor.) aoe — 2a . , sx 3 SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DES RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN a, ee eeeheveveyere » « i 7 ~ -_ - = > 2 ee = ~~ = - >. ~—- * — = ace - = ——-s — oo > = wm - a = <4 as = ev = —- =<. : SEES ve eee ewe eee eee eee Nee

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- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sliaia _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISP/TCH PAGE 13 a tetra aE eta ate a a : te , a FOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING Ac tivities of Sire Cr olden | were prevent und Tenposod oot (eee e en AeeeaReeeRRtNRRRReRRESNE _ 3 , : i ELD S Ke | VW ? | Mrs. Donald McDonald, class | CO Mrs. G. W. Coffman had = : | Omen S ( lubs' leader, will conduct the final lesson | oben aa A mapa btond sige | = ~ N f | , . he T 4 . : ee consiste of ms , \O0 ) — —_ ig ee fe | on Cy mbeline ne : e cng | Mmes. C. W. Rippstein, G. We Dan- | @! ‘io | _—Continued from Preceding Page, | ‘°"2™Y Shakspeare Society, May 17, | eleon, & Hiiter. 1. Remanowse lal ss ' Restrictions ——— | at 2:15 p. m., in Vandervoort Music ent tien Stet 3 ws 2 ate cael May 24 she will lecture on ~——e Oe me. Mier. THe We SF twee Sef ¢ 3 Choice of Sah , | J k 0 [ i 7 { é y & LP Grim, | was an address by John Rus . | Ball, ; | ne tt ‘a4 Ht y y 7 tiga ; ie te gh. ell, whose subject was Mana ee “Principles of Acting Observed by | 5'4™ included a piano solo by Mrs. . Sabie ees. oe Foes Hat ee ME ceed. | | Making Good Citizens?” Russel] | Great Shakspearean Actors.” The ang gpa coe e a. mek eee —— mae) 2. % ae | Pherer, who won one of the prizes| final public program of the season y_Mrs, Edward A. Michel, songs |g = Err in Our in the recent oratorical contest con- | Was given last Tuesday. The speak- Continued on Next Page. | ) yyy SS a Exclusive | ducted by Washington University, | er. Cyril Clemens, sketched the life | | Th, —— a ) es ’ Newest Improved ad = , eee | delivered his prize-winning oration, | and writings of Samucl Johnson. ADVERTISEMENT e ; F hc ; S . Section on Ms p Cc Pv. fy | a me 3 Bramble Rule.” Various musica] | Mrs. Clare E. Thoms accompanied Monday Onlv! . Vi fe . "2 BY | Bie si ; Organizations of the school contrib- | Margaret Bahrenburg Keil and | srick tta- OnICc Pe \ | oa uted numbers and the girls of the| Jack Coleman in songs from | Hiome Economics Department pre-/| “Romeo and Juliet” sung in cos- , 4 ] LZ eae sided at the refreshment table. tume. KEIFFER manent i arce “2 ; A reading of the sleep-walking | BROADWAY i The regular monthly meeting of ; eR, a p X , inededis alt es: | the Monroe Parent-Teacher Asso- “peo evga oaeang speck wg " Secia! for 3 | ciation will be held Wednesday. ae OE oo Oren» > an- | . , See: | - nual outing June 7 at the home of ashington Avenue % Sat Se eG , : . ? Ces BP Seip *: ‘ ao |, Phe University City High School] Mrs. W. B. Huette, in Webster : | Mothers’ Club will meet Monday | Groves. Monday and Tuesday—a pair of | | afternoon in the new auditorium. cumenndie | reading and sewing Glasses—larze | =e Vhe girls of the school will give The annual reciprocity meeting | lenses—One Dollar—examination | @ mewest of. improved methods, . annus iia hen ; . | es enlw assured @ soft. nat. 4 f the annual style show. Hadley|of the Carondelet Women’s Clubs| free. Similar Glasses elsewhere ne l and ringlet ends, but thorough QAvE [ fl a UVES wn Yates, who won second place inthe | was held yesterday at the Caron- | $3.59 to $5.09. Special lenses extra. is ‘to the hair itself by the new contest at Columbia last week,|delet Branch Library. Officers of | We have moved on Broadway, 3/8 - ‘ls in the Vita-Tonic pads. will repeat his Piano selections, the eighth district and representa-/ doors north of Washington. ) Included for One $10 i ~and equally Safe! The St. Louis Mini Club will | Only, the Famous hold its monthly meeting at the e Lazoi! Wave at a li W f o Busy Bee Tea Reem Saturda % yy 7 , sie amas ws ” “— t 4 S ve (Sonnenfeld’s Beauty Shop— Circu ocd ee you oF two things— May 21, at 1:15 p. m. Following Mezzanine Floor.) a wave as tight or as loose as you yourself the luncheon the election of offi- | cers will take place. prefer; and absolute freedom from chemicals such | The St. Louis Social Dance and | as lye, ammonia Ol potash, injurious to the hair. Outing Club will have a dance this 2 ee greiner epadionys fal, 4000 Olive streets | Prt Pan ST Se Se D edi = —_— | : ora “we EEE EEE R ally flowing, - f OUR Nature herself haa waved tt. | Miriam Lodge, No. 17. United Because Circuline treats your hair according to its Order of Tru: Sisters, will gave a | pees : ; i ; reception today from 2 to 5 p. m. | individual requirements, it assures you in advance at the Miriam-Rose Bry Home in | : . Nk iD D S of perfect results in the end! Webster Groves. Dr. Sophie Wel- | : lisch, matron of the Home who}! | But to be sure that you are getting a Circuline will depart soon for a trip abroad. | ee and Mrs. Mae Auerbach Glick who | Wave, make certain that your hairdresser uses | will take ‘hates at teens bens authentic Circulines You will recognize them as_ - jae Ser Seetee, Wee eee - guests, The outgoing and incom- she immerses one foreach curl in clear. fresh water. ie officers aha teed af ohn Each ts individually wrapped, and stamped with the ee ‘ ache apn at luncheon Tuestriy at Forest | name “Nestle Circuline’”. Only when you see them, Park Hotel. if . —_-—-— s | when your hairdresser uses them, are you sure of 4 The Bay View Reading Club met |} now your corset ine Wave. Write for C7 oA - at the home of Mrs. Fr_neis Stri- |} a Circulin Wave. Write fo Circuline bcoklet foe | der, May 2. Mrs. Charles F. Rich- . The most intimate thing in your | a9 C NESTLE CO | ardson talked on the “Romance of } | life! A garment to be purchased Bs: e ( ONDAY is Half-Price Hat Day! Choose the : : é j Rare Books,” and exhibited three |) with infinite care and attention a: N li ete Tealion Dill 7 Lesh 12 East 49th Street, New York City | books which ‘had been in her fa-/}) to detail. And the most impor- | newest Neapolitan hair, ltalian Mulan, large Leghorn or any tant detail is the elastic. For there | ther’s library that were 200 to 30° is the strength, the resiliency, the N } ry } ) years old. Mrs. John W. Rein- IN } mn hardt read a paper on “Tagore,” | ( basis of figure control. Inside Ot tl The Eagerly Awaited. Twite- Yearly HALF- PRICK, SALE PNIRSREUERESE ERR eee ashington Avenue All of the Newest Hats Including Large “Floppy’’ Models Offered on Monday Only, at... ail FSS FFF SSF FESEEESESSEEECOOESEECO er ee eee ee i ee Rae a ee a ee ee ee eee PRICE of the chic small hats in silk, straw or felt and deduct half poe — : ~ of the marked price. All sales final. No returns, exchanges $20.00 Hats, $10.00 or credits. $25.00 Hats, $12.50 ice-quality. "Tis the distinguish- Fourth Floor—Broadwey $30.00 Hate, $15.00 © e ! ‘ | “4s Tr. ee a ae ne Bit pA ( ing mark of genuine Kenlastic. | \ avenue. : K j + : THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc—Sixth St., Thru to Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles Se. 7 | .. r _ tl, a r! . P 2 ? . . | Ee SPC CUSECaSeSeesecteserersesueseseerer fe '\ | jars. CBaries OCR We | $nias 1¢ V4 MHTTITITIVITLIILIII LILI and also read some of lis poetry. | America’s finest corsets, a wavy blue line denotes supreme serv- The last meeting of the season will |) SSSeet teen - — : P.elert. > y ine | 3 Bhp ngs 3 - | susan * ; , ©a resiagen CD ot. L0U18s or- ¢ i . > EFMANENL WAVE seo cian Stes we 8 an, | the ik of Famer = vice president; Mrs. A. J. Westing, | | obrvespon dite escvetave: Wine eae The POSI-DISPATGH Regularly prints MORE WANT . nm, = . , : , St retary, _ Mrs. CUNO (Copyrighted 1927, James R. Kendrick Co., Inc., Philadelphia = New Fook ADS thap ALL the other &t. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Verner Treasurer. F PProxkinat “mv / i ‘ $1006 was raised by the Forget-;™=~ : } |e neem Me-Not Club for relief and to ap-'| MTT TTT usrecen ET LA ply on the Disabled American Vet-; 'eranes’ Clubhouse indebtedness a Saueececessaae 4 CSRS SESESSESSESSSESSSES TES SSESSE SSS SESR SESE RE SES ESeE ET SSSSseseeTEee aes | Which has been cleared. . by ] 9 T |. Mrs... Koch ed that a/| a : -O-Meter | 2° eee E ; estie’s Text ; tlenn Nolle, the finance officer @s . “s 3 9 ) : | hapter No. 1 Yisabled Amer- &: ‘ =i A scientific machine fur testing your hair for cireuline waving is now pre iin et 0 +. I , sled Amer ; 7 ut your service at ican Veterans, W ednesday, May 25 . is | low t savings st} fantry A. E. F. | that the 1 f wil tempt every The JEANS-WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO. |): 2% Inaauy ae. co oman’s Club will hold a soci: — CORPORATES : 607-8-9 HOLLAND BLDG., St. Louis, Mo. at the home of Mrs. J. F : | 7 | oY, Lovie’ Lergert “Wemen dbeciolty hag thrifty shopper. | TTititiin . Higgins, Call MAin 3742 for Information 5943 Ridge avenue, Thursday aft- |§& for the Hairdressers Can Take [nstruction on the Text-O-Metcr at the Above Address. sbuuueawedy Monday—Many Latest Creations in a Wougd . Live ila - . ; Kirkwood Vednesday. afternoon | re . - ‘ . . he regen . F. Graner, who . O recently returned from the Na- : ? gu: tional Congress in Washington, D. (“., gave a report. . ¢ fessionals. Just sit he- highest terms. — It is peroxide, which must 4 ae : - Thom a: € wa? G + j \e fore von. gest) easily the best thing for lied with the home of Mrs. B. A, lomp- | td ye { : your dress ble . és first be applie é : | - e ‘ nd he eng tabie the purpose that I ever ‘ : son. 49°93 Cabanne place, Tuesday, hen } : : and brus} we Fe -. any hair coloring : : mar , 0 ay Gp , TONE . i BROW NA- wee . ah ‘i: m y tj 2 May 7H Prof T- R Kk roeger ad- x - / ‘~ ’ nh a ii Go t, ot t ° q 2 % ‘ oy 3nd ans + | . . . ,P8ROWNATONE penetrates all of the hair. Evangelical Church, Red Bud and Sst Rains | | in pastel shades or white (navy, too, is quite cor ame tht wash off —will not fade or rub be- [merely i Pred mrawtt, 's y aan ee Patou ii | fee rect). Lovely crepes that look better with each . ine air absorbs it. Onlv one a lication j | re¢ coo 2 as ° . Se ais a: Vi ; | ; :' | ut - It permits waving marcelling, | ing f Koch will speak. The heme 8: Preme* : : : tubbing for ever so long. Styles for each mood Pin “Hy . . , y 7 6 #j i ake . | : ng, shampooing and is even unaffected by election of officers also will take | Chanel /BA\\ , and moment of the day....and all fresh from 2 abiration, Further applications needed only © place. a a: LeLong /BA\\ ir ti *w hair grows, — | Wre. G. O. Stone of 25 South gs BM. | : their tissue wrappings. ~ a Maple avenue. Webster Groves. & All Deja Frocks $39.50 SAP RP Ree eee e er Cer re Kerr Ke ee aie - » ¥ —— Seen ecaaene ene AA RA RMRA BARA RR AR AA CARRS Rome mnne enton Pharmacal Co. 1532 Coppin Bidg., Cov., Ky. was Book Club hostess May The program for the afternoon ° Pictured se 7 . “~* | . Misses’ 14 to 20. .* . Womens, 36 to SU. Sniahis 3 the we ar’s eft] iv of Amer- . Deia iG crepe de ¢ ‘ e. : . Rita eee 7 . . j ‘ ’ ot — - 7 *in : ican Ideals and Realization. Mrs. identical with the original 4 hy Patou Sm Dress Salon—Second Floor D HARMLESS . . Ss ‘ . | Ad 2 - oe Cc cia de ated in * he " ucaf?! al A wat _ wri . - era . ~f LECOMNG Fic ; Ti Tr} } ik tO] . was followed by two paners: "Tha = 4 7 seeecereereereeresee : 2s Sentt . te "Ay a re - fed ‘ 7 eeeeee . SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCE weeges American ©p pic ay eee sail HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth St., Thru to Broadu ay Between Locust aad St. Charles & ime TTTTTTTTTT TTT ——_ vy; mS GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE —GQUARANTEE —— . neenh lase rT r ee” he gp SeoesesecooooccoesSsoesecoocnso‘csesess eee ‘ RESULIS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANYTHING. Mrs. Joseph Maser and “Ihe [RSSSSSSERSRRESSESReSeEES RORORFOLERERERFAERER OA CAO aaenerenr*

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ore | PAGE 14 STNDAY SIORNING, MAY fo, 19 sciiiieaiaiiaiis — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ i €: | ? a SI ~ | : I 2 ‘clock next If , street. hose interestec May s* | = ee ad ‘i tee Honors U. S. Sctentists. Noah Beery | ’ ‘ } ’ \ re ’ . _ - > * eh ed Sane | ? | | tend. cereal? msc ha muaeabs enteeee ——o ne ae | Activities of Women s Clubs || “tre rortnieity ciud of Kirk. | Powell and the artists who enter | poe ercenone, May 14—In| Attornape fe —Moth ars-to-Be -~ ary held its weit me: ting ains Boe. re ’ - hag : ir “4 ' : ecognition of their services to wife have dise : BAK _ ; 2 Thursday at the Episcopal Far a Cherry, . ite. WwW ‘Ite » ‘or Steeg, . ish science and scientilic orvent star and his wif Continued from Preceding Page. Peace.” intr ice ; om : = pe Gui da. wit} A rs. St : Stein! ue! dies my “ ci ia \fies eytions. the —— Moet? bees residing = Sale of by Mrs. H. A. Dodaon, & violin sola | BEER DOCS Ore a Bede te eee. oe fe ee ‘ : order of Dannedros eS | Xershire, while ’ Mrs. O. H. Duggins; a song by {teratilte ey i eneel ot.t Cae ee. ake, Ce egred on Dra. Austin Hobart Clark iing ot he Infants Apparel Mr itenryw Bender, Mrs. |' something of her Own per rig heal ise read a paper on “AMiis- The Clifton Heizhts W. Cc. T. U.. af adam Giede Downe. oth of divorce action t Silk-and-wool Shirts, &9c Burst A sm - ' , “~ oak cs fi | ¢ 2! att - lara eris ; ne +> T+ V4 . . -A Cotton Fiannelette Ger- ae vivis I ' raig 1 a° ' Ye 44 an ay ~! eormal luncheon at he rt Mu tfall Saturday night. ~~ sihian mee See oN ITMaAi iuUnc 4 . - a : ee = air , : ae Le? noo! PARTICULARLY | Warren. 680 - Oakwood) avenue, * @ * ’ om = . \ " , .* ‘ - @ dies ~- c . ss ate ] - Dainty Nainsook Dresses, oS : ° . — 2 - . ,7 r : 4 ’ a ‘ , . ‘ ~ o, . : - . 4 ' P 2 \ s ; Ha els Lay Ga, | Wenser Groves, Mrs. Havers IT" porshey will be assisted GO; 2? BS BR SS = : , the followl Committee on A ; - . 4 | 4 P - ss eo | B + . . ne DRESSES #\t5 Silk-and-woo!l Stockings. 7Gc . + . | , sit handmade .......$1.25 mS. 2 ary . = BO, oh Oa eee aby’s First Outfit nee! ents: \} Sa 5 at “he Corit - Ndread 4 Complete Soa Plastic weve | Less Than Cost Prices ~E i 94) 5 ¥ ee ee . er in tet _e a Summer : | 74-pc. 76-pc. ao ‘e! Surgery : armas ise calle aa rhe 0% ye Women’s i Misses’ | ; ; Style of rinted | - - a ee : eile: ce Eee ads “30 "y Crepe, bolero front. $19 524-9 s } ctical By me masa ae isis ‘i _ eS ret Sty les x : Wonderful bargains in 2 anc 3 piece Livia ao” lf ee ccak oattl| aes pectae ek anes o> and ; ‘QD A TAKE “BAYER ASPIRIN" — Gonuing Siac wies! Sars: * oe Other Han eee Lay- list $ pai ce ney, Mrs. Anderson Wilnat Mrs, E sae , sae PAY ONLY 5 DOWN $1675 to s4g75 P J ) : , eck can be easily|C. G. Block and Mrs. Robert Far- Materials | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for , | Illustrated: Smart “~ ren iad cress 3 ae “y Atty HOH YE A. Inge nae ncaa eg PR ier em ae Te ae . . - teats : na ‘ > " an 4 . ‘ - ~ . - 9 etiee t et bene “ee rages ha h Tae TENS Spat rh: teks Spee Re seat ‘ aes er 2 i ; : > . se Wee Ry Rey 4 “va se sages > Meer ney “a eh Se Toe a es dig POTS RO ee d Nant fis nib cxtuak pe ® 2. ae WRG 1 RP “e am, ba aa + ee F ta.0O-8 ears Fi ek IS as Si : iat Sess : Sy ee Nats GG Pos ye hyd" ‘= : ‘ all ‘ . ‘ ; - ‘ » wn - ettes Priced to $95 KASHA CLOTH COATS up to $15— DIAPER RPEANY iow checks or weak! At a meeting “of tes Petites | FINE SATINS een Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago fane Bryant S ? a LS | are also — ib BENGALINE COATS up t ; pti : Sixth & Locust doz.. ’ vice. Writ anime 25 iii ie : POIRET TWILLS COATS BS emeree 6 nor ond |} , P"\ ders, 4225 Lindell Bl, mrowning’s “The Pied Piper” to the | TWILL CORDS el al ag DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART —mmmee i WIND 1. OU, | It 4 ‘ i _ sina mace mitters n ~\ stig ag - nanimen rr erzn. COATS puis, or phone, musical a re SPORT CLOTHS NOW FUR COLLARS COA! “th ax Accept only “Bayer” package A lovely Bedroom Suite at a huge saving. FUR EDGING NOW * ges which contains proven directiong bed. triple-mirror vanity and dainty dre TAILOR MADE COATS Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets $69.75. 3 TUXEDO FRONTS NOW Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists Pay Only $5 Down a SIZES 1 4 to 54 | ldsplirin ip the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic~- r of Sates —— SIDE PLAITS | —s New Da y-Beds cum + 1S N. 6th St. The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the targest circulation of any newspaper in the Soutbwest. Complete “4 $14.75 Be — Field’s | nnd $11.75 Washington Av. Cor. Sixth St. Cg CAE a m rats Ha ite?) att ne Pie Pe ee Se ite sid aos Senseiay eRe June Bride 3/ A S IGAIGALGARGANGANGAIG a LOE BES BE RRM SELECT EEE IR sina as ss 1Q 18) + 2 «+ «+ > = Cabinet » Mid-May * "sae SILK SAL 7 -* = 7. “> 4000 Yards | 3000 Yards Guaranteed Washable Ps Beautiful Printed FLAT CREPE || CREPE DE CHINE 40 Inches Wide 7 | : 40 Inches Wide > A Yard — IGP SRM REG SSI ah aN PN is eer er em ee eS Te ee ee, = R = | BXOS Rooms $36 Down— | 4: and K'tchen— $2.50 per Week Ges 2/ Complete! LIVING ROOM consists ot coil spring bed- BEDROOM is of exceedingly high-grade furni- davenport, a club or wing chair, a beautiful ; bridge lamp, an end table and a high-grade room-size rug. ture and consists of a bed, dresser. vanitv. rocker and bench in beautiful walnut finish, a spring and mattress and high-grade rug. 2 i. . . S “ S § Pi } P = = $f a i DINING ROOM contains a handsome suite consisting of large buffet, extension table, $ chairs and 1 host chair. all in the latest a beautifully enameled breakfast set and a blended walnut finish, and a beautiful rug. Gold Seal congoleum rug. ALL FLOORCOVERINGS INCLUDED Roe we wm em mew wr wr wr ee we we ee we eee ee ew KITCHEN consists of a large cabinet gas range, Our Regular A Our Regular $2.50 Quality il | | $2.50 Quality HS oa Ie Se Colors include—-Orchid, Imperial Blue, Turquoise Blue, Nile Green, Pink, Coral, Garland, Maise. Peach, Lettuce, Gooseberry, Posey Green, Lucille Green, Navy, Meadow Pink, June Rose, Old Rose. Hydrangia, Gray and others. Ay “$e ay iain. ees ptt BE i, é — ARS ROS -2 oe the S04 » er tw ert ty ty, sft — w « =~ a’ ~ wet 5 a ~ , Spat gies. Impressive patterns—both large and small—in in- triguing colors. Wery smart for >ummer wear and unusually low price. This is a real opportunity. RA ae at Su halt Nee, vw rns > ; ‘ata tt 4 J Mi iv : : eG SS Luxurious Pieces! e ~ } red . . 4 ony hs ~. Snap SE a a west ae SAE f i y ~~ + on 9 \ ~~. ~ . fare s. “as / +» * - Ns . . y p Oe — . “A =a) fe : —* z 4 =) : 2 es la NAP ke ae $y See on a =e’ 4 4 a 3 P ry 7 A - \ - x. ‘ by : , af > ee Aw >. . . > . » “jy @ ¥ ° ~ > ° . , ~ » to - [> .. . ojs ; , , i> r - ea “~ . «= - AD . * Pe re d . $2.50 quality, $1.49 quality This preparation, practically unknown | . | | 28 now selling at the amazing rate ¢ Yard } | A YARD | bottles a year and it is being shif ) , sinc, sete endl i | lots to many of the large cities of t Colors include— ite, Peach, Turquoise, other aa + stone pr te Pink, Light Blue, Gonscheni Jade, It has already proven beneficial Foran te Bigs: a ee en ee ee ae oe Coral, Meadow Pink, Copen, Light Orchid, Brittany, | many millions of sufferers from cons arge igns. eal for gay, tilmy afternoon and | : Ss ige, Mellow | A i constipa- oe frocks. . Delightfully sheer and of sturdy y fs nego oe oa ee ) iene en Gen Sea quality. | | trouble, kidney trouble and mu- se - .e >. : - | — System —s ~ es ; + ~- ? 4 + . . ‘ sa ‘ =t-i >? ‘ ; . = . i 4 i 4 SE W eee a ' >. oe -_ % 4 > - > é : ai : - Lae Ee OEE 4 PW ey boston Jen edie Bo eB ek Hipee ses he . 3 wee irs 6 a PRN, oo ep. | $10 Down— >= ae $1 Per Week— = > - me 7 Pe 8. ce pe ee sgh Squis CA Lo repo atent : hep was. eto ye “s ; u Ser, ids Non ray wy beeen 4 ae: Pa Sn Lea ~ the qualitv. Consists opens into a bed, a i i SeeanmpeeeenemeReeseespsegeeeReBaeHReEHESREeHEeHREHEHEAaAaHWe HERE SHe BS B@S BeeeseneaeseteseaeeaeseBeeeeeRe SBS Beeessaea - . >? ‘ - , . ‘ roe ‘ ’ ot, , ; roq tA o~ o-« 4 r ¢ + ‘ . . ‘ ’ ~ - - -* pong ~ > ; od = 4 é > 4 Se ae ee Ae ee ee ee, cee vo ig: by cm ome ne 4:3 Garretts 2 ny re ee rs LTTE IRE BTS AAI TL NEE SEE I RIT Pe ae ee Be eee ta eS nee hte Ser “Uhl % 7: Ie, Ay § i PR eae ee i Be Simmons Coil i aly . ; - = — +++37 + ~———* f o -_ - — S ee — — 25'S y ieiteer Gril d nor) SAS APRER Hee RI UL 5 acs Nady te * eR Aty s Se a ae body Sh A PTO CREE EE SY Te SR tae Gc Me Ee pe oN ATS i= * > : ue — — es 4 ~ Ap ' 2. ie > o i 7 ft wte = ¢ c oe as ne “ ‘ ‘ ; " ie = eesSOS See PBR RRB B BE BB SREB EBERT RBERKHEREHRE ETRE AATEC eee wee EO RRR e Ree: Ya LY J Ya 32 >> a

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— SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 15 Wn SLOUGH | HOLDFAST TEETH | 2 : | AULT 7 REESE ro what wo call our plates with the soft rubber suction. They '86a AR are for peopie who have trouble wearing teeth. Force is often | - required to remove them. I make teeth for people wbo =eant VETE ax 2, Cleaned . Nature's wonderful inh Ladi D GOOD TEETH. If you have had \wo or three _ a1 —_— NO : neertul sulphur adies” epartment—Ladies’ Entrance you cannot wear, come to me. Consultation ie free ) . b: eit ’ 9x12, Chemically Cleaned __ if] “ater improves the TROTTER, Specialist Artificial Teeth Only. Thirty Years’ Exper- In Hobart Clark i ing at the Hollywood home, No ’ C ly $3.00 i piexion and builds ly BELCHER HOTEL ence in Fitting Difficult Mouths. prone Teeth Repaired. moet 7 r -roper Shape. om pe ten I : iv C j heaith th: lefiea +} pened ; , ; both of dis orce acti M] at cefies Line ma aa lose Plates if 5 ny Mouth is ir? the on is expected immedi- i CARPET CLEANING co. of time. FOURTH AND LUCAS Dentist on hand f r Fillings, Bridge Work, Crowns, etc. Hours: 8 9 to 5. sunday to l aes Vv a. ™. . _ 202 N. 7TH ST.. NEAR PINE. PHONE MAIN °53%4. god ae Smithsonian Institution. ately. Lindell 455 —_ | 5 . | LT Oe J D. CARSON CO., S. E. CORNER 8TH & FRANKLIN AV. Sy5e ete ee ee ee es $100000.00 FURNITURE STOCK AT SAVINGS UP TO 50 % SE RRC ARMOR RNR 6 : = ~ — > — — is] Most Lib ' ‘ — agp sale — — “oo the gern aqme ne response. Thrifty ~~ a N d os era ave been quick to realize the mense savings possible. Three manufacturers have c w CREDIT TERMS out to us about $100,000 worth of high-quality Furniture at reductions up to 50%—they have Buy ow an oy discontinued these numbers In preparation for the June Furniture market. However, every SAVE TO 50% & J style included in this sale is up to the minute In every way—come, see and be convinced. Se ht Mietiiicctitiiatlialiatilatictiieti. Mit Hi ti ee Huge Close-Out i ye Purchase of 500 REFRIGERATORS At About | Values Like These at Former Chief Claim Agent | e | Was Oldest Employe of || Macky Furniture Co. § i" ist Ex! a 1118 Olive Street | Funeral Tomorrow. 2 or 3 Piece ——— Living-Room LIVED FOR MANY | | Suites f| YEARS IN A TENT. | : $ is ¢ 5 Crossed Plains Four Times ' | | | Wonderful bargains in 2 anc 3 piece Living-Room Suites, am Covered Wagon — | , SPIR] N i Genuine vatiously upholstered, and thoroughly reconditioned. Never | Worked in Many Cities. before such values! | te . le a $6 ° 99 | nd prescribed by physicians for PAY ONLY $5 DOWN | Before Settling Down. Oe ae Three-Piece | : Neuralgia Lumbago BEDROOM The colorful and eccentric life | Neuritis Rheumatism | j Den | ofa man who wouldn't live as. oth- ee ee |er people lived ended Friday night | FECT THE HEART te eS Ps eS” | With the unexpected death of John E-+ 2. aS [| Se BH. Slough, 70 years old, at his /home, 9705 Midland avenue, Over- | Accept only ‘‘Baver’’ packa | land. | oe ge at oo pod A lovely Bedroom Suite at a huge saving. Pretty bow-end | During the first 45 years of his which contains proven directions. bed, triple-mirror vanity and dainty dresser, all for only life, he crossed the Western plains Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets $69.75. four times in a covered wagon, he Also bottles of 24 and 100- -Druggists, Pay Only $5 Down | fought in the Northwestern In- iM Vi LTN\ Wii th INE ed HELEN hn ‘n @ —— - . ical See these wonderful values—oak, metal and all-porcelain Kefrigeraters at din counts that demand immediate action 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator 1 A: dian wars, he helped survey Yel- pufacture of Monoaceticn-:- 1 OG Saicyl yNicacia NEW 'lowstone Park, he served as an em- ploye of a dozen or more railroads patch has the targest circulation New Day-Beds BR C . Soutbwest. ' aby arriage 'wandering successively from Den- i Complete S ‘ I ver to New York, from St. Louis | pecs to Mexico City, and then “settled $1 4.7 5 % j 4. 75 down” in St. Louis 27 years ago , ° as general claim agent for the United Railways Co, Unfinished Srhith & Davis /™ But. John Slough never really | 6 gf ai s é | MW ‘i “This $225 14-Piece = 3 “settled down.” For most of | ' . . set SS rs Breakfast Set Coil Springs +those 27 years his home was a tent | —S= _ ’ ‘ : ‘ ' a = near Overland on a wooded hill | | Pde 7 $1 1.75 $5.00 overlooking Creve Coeur Lake. } ee Bed room Ou tit ) é | ME He loved the rugged otit-of-doors | ; $1.50 Weekly and he atayed with if until last | : , | 1$1.50 Weekly ? In this great complete Here Is beautiful, skillfully room Outfit you get a hand- constructed furniture of generous large some dresser (or vanity) bow- proportions and all the accessories to bed, chifforobe, rocker, bench : make your bedroom complete at a frac- (or chair), spring, mattress, tion of its actual worth. The suite is fin- pair pillows, pair boudoir lamps fshed In high-lighted walnut on the best and shades, and Axminster rug. hardwoods. See it Monday. lsin inside and out . side. Cabinet Lacquer fall when he was persuaded to, a : hati June 27. 1856. His father | EAE Nd PIE. ee is : an tt he ne ee de a es t 'was Gen. John Slough, military AEB RBBB HERERERBRERBE ERB ERB EBEE RE EEE E BBE S BES EES | i . Ae aia * * c Governor at Alexandria, Va., and “ 4 © paltbearcr to Abraham Lincoln. A | Dining-Room Sets eee -.. a oe ®. Phonographs Magazine Rack buy the Midland avenue home. He , year or two after the Civil War * died of heart disease after a day - a The Great Medicine ‘the family erossed the grat plains | At Huge Price Sacrifices ko] ee ee ee Full enamel lined—- heavily insulated— oak exterior. ee enema Large White Metal Refrigerator §$ 3 f: 50 — oe — =—_=. SS , s — =. , I aa late ee ei Me mange VK oer _e : ’ ee ee “ B eee . ; J ‘ eee oe Oe ee ee ee hates ia ae We Btn ; ‘ $19 75 $2 25 ata his desk in the United Rail- . . ways Office where recently he has to New Mexico where the father $150 DINING-ROOM SET ranked as an assistant claim agent. Father a Lincoln Pallbearer. Mr. Slough was born in Cincin- ; | ‘hie? ar j | became ca: vom ice. ~ MT ; Genuine walnut, 8 massive pleces—sale at A political conflict in New Mex- ico culminated in the assassination Senet $180 yet egy tt ww ‘ S ; enuine walnut, beautifu ecorated— rr . i. wn > 2 Y Pee " | Yry oO AS Sew ros a0 ‘ .* a ee Se A) oe ee ’ dh oR Soe 2a a OO ORY a patat han R Y OM ae ; mA ‘ ° ’ ; x oy yy ie ~s ‘Aha Fd ‘ tn pyre ee ee eee ian | Only $3.50 Weekly troops he set out from Goose $235 Carved Frame Kroehler Suite 14? ee y er | Carved top and base, reversible cushion seats—sale at Se ‘ a ng PT 100-PIECE DINNER SET INCLUDFID A truly glorious complete Home Outfi}— $325 Fine Mohair Bed-Davenport Set $187 | sp ’ . everything to furnish your home complete Y rd es Creek, Wyoming, to relieve Gen- og rect ioe eb: : eral Custer and his command, on . saa ; ithe eve of the massacre on the , Little Big Horn where Custer | Je eee ie wes i died three days before the relief ERE ry a ‘ —all highest-grade furnishings—you'll be Reed & Fiber Furniture sushion Suite, davenport table, junior lamp and Kitchen Outfit Includes shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table A full-size porcelain-top Kitchen Cabinet, beautifal enamel S-piece Breakfast Set, Prices That Will Amaze You scarf, end table, pair of book blocks, 2 sofa pillows . , . side-icer, 3-d r or a4 por ce- $55 3-PIECE REED-FIBER SET $36 45. and statue. sehen t ee eS cae amie cane ee . * ‘ Covered in fine mohair, davenport has coil-spring bed EY AEN APC 5 Bee Liacntatan Hep . ie as okies ee > e ies ba BDU oes ~ 7 | Cyan, cour & py! | | came. both large and small—in in- | an inh Of ae te | ms With Many Railroads. smart for Summer wear and 7 | Private Slough’s troop joined This is a real opportunity. | with remnants of the Seventh | | Cavalry and for three weary months pursued Indians until their | power was crushed in the battle of | Slim Butte on Sept. 9, 1876. Mr. Sloug! loved to tell the story of those adventures to his | rt) Y d associates at the United Railways areas | | +o office, how he knew and admired ported Honan ee ee EEE | ce William IK. Cody, “Buffalo Bill,” ig if then a scout in the same com- mand. In 1877 Slough, as a corporal, was discharged at Fort Fred | Steele, Wero. Then began his |} AID io be the moet he agree- transportation career during which : lax “ me he worked for one railroad after | a a ative onthe rican ‘another, never for more than a| a Loose cushion seats, pretty design—on sale at.. leum Rug. $17.50 REED-FIBER ROCKER $ 8 90 ee « High back, spring-filled seat—on sale at $80 3-PIECE REED-FIBER SET 7 $49 75 Highest quality, beautiful finishes—on sale at.. $120 REED BED-DAVENPORT SET $84.75 3 pleces, cretonne covered—on sale at ne Rugs & Floorcoverings You Save 25‘. to 35°: $35 9x12-Ft. Brussels Rugs Beautiful patterns; all-wool pile—at unt |! =-Ft. ivet Rugs (or vanity), bow-end bed; chifforobe, in genuine wal- ise eee Shoes Sakae aa nut veneer, rocker ane bench, sont pry Fed of pillows, 2 boudoir lamps and shades, an xmine- $52.50 9x12 Axminster Rugs shee aa ; Extra-heavy pile™ beautiful patterns—at 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Genuine Gold Seal, perfect, mew patterms.......++-» $255 11-PC. frame LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT , ~~ > | Ree | sane net | . ryt] “a ——_ : = og. ones, Se oe : - if a, a ™ Ey: POR my gos of £%& Saaedl 1, aL $0, aye = Se eee? I Pid" RITE EAN EM: 5 8 intcmeebewie. Wr ALA ahuere “ rand - E €, you will few years, as baggage agent, pas- | ° 4 be 'senger agent. or claim agent, at find it used y the best familtes. Gevianten. Ky.. Attanta. Ga., Bos- This preparation, practically unknown three years @gQ, on, Mass., Denver, Col. pra Mex., | again. Paso-del-Norte, 18 now Selling at the amazing rate of over a eee i nn a ee ee les a year and it is being shipped in car load | rex., ana Boonville, Mo. lots to many of the large cities of the United States. Guarded $190,000 Cross. Telling of his Mexican experi- | te, Peach, Turquoise, Mother | ; . | -_Light Blue, Gooseberry, Jade, It has already proven beneficial and satisfactory to ences, Mr. Slough related how he | Copen, Light Orchid, Brittany, many milhons of sufferers from constipation. escorted a party of 172 bishops | ell Pink, Rose Beige, Mellow Authorities lain: thet coustipe- if you want to enjoy good health, and priests from Mexico City to | : is the direct semen 6f chamachn you must £100 Fe from the Rome, as custodian * a — rouble, he ame trouble and nu- clutch + —— — —_—- partimtberenag igh “a er i o this using “= or ae : femin system. Hundred - a samen known as Herb Juice. | Leo XI. of users testify that Out of more than a million bottles The years 1898 and 1899 found Rey Rees tenabhed Gar sold during the past year | him in New York as manager of a With constipation, indigestion, our absolute guarantee, less than | Coney Island amusement park; in| Seated tongue, lack of appetite, half a dozen bottles were retarned | 1900 he came to St. Louis to en- | low ity and general run-down —® record probably never before ter the United Ralilways service. | Condition, but have found quick equalled by any other medicine. _ For 23 years he was general claim results in this marvelous cleanser, Every family should have a bottle (agent. handling all the company’s | eliminates poisonous waste of this herb tonic-laxative handy | claim cases, but four years ago be- | , 5 85 rom the system through for use whenever the first signs cause of failing health he chose} . nonthe bowels. They of constipation appear, for it iS to take a minor desk in the office. | 2 20w loud in their praise for said to be _— _ roe ie He is survived by his widow, - *~ & ic. i i in tie Wagner Slough See Our Windows : great tonic-laxative and are tonic-laxative and intes Mrs. Dottie Wagner Slough, -and : Voluntarily givi eleanser. No medicine chest is | <x children, four by a former ~ - BREAKFAST SETS Breakfast Sets 9! 1.69 Breakfast set... 910040 ALL GAS RANGES See These Low Prices — wel Range $1 6.85 par Aarts Range for... 940.90 — All-Cotton Mattrese Full or twin «i $5.85 Gmby ccccctsceccceos . ———- FOR NIGHT Cemetery. Mr. Slouch was State | | Commander of the Nationa! In- FOR NIGHT 4 WALGREEN temicn a Appointment E Cepenen To Speak on “The New China.” | ppoin ments ; ar Another ORES | Dr. Arthur Bostwick. I!ibrarian ‘ Phone CEntral 7720 coerciers SS tear okaahs | as | a Sa CORNER 8th AND FRANKLIN AV will speak on “The New China” at Ss. E. s — ~ senepeespeaeeaees ee ssupunepeneeees Tuesday’s luncheon of the FElec- =“ se ee ee 8 ee ee ee ee ee Are Headquarters for This trieal Board of Trade at Hotel | (gt Ur re ee ee Crees Medicine be 8. Louk —_ ; Handsome loose cushion, carved-base and walnut top- rail, 3-plece Set, davenport table, junior lamp and shade, two fancy pillows, pair book blocks and silk table scarf. Above we tell you how many pleces you get at this amaz- ing low price, but you must see this magnificent Outfit to appreciate ite handsome appearance and superior quality—oome prepared to buy—the quantity is limited. ing statements for Cation, for they owe their complete without a bottle of this marriage. The youngest, William Present good health to its effective edicine. It is pleasant | yy g years old, and Martin A. Sction and are able once more to original and Slough, 12, live at the Overland © of without any above. home. The others, three daugh- ects and no longer suffer ters and a son, are grown and live the amen common ailment of : . elsewhere. The funeral will bg y—<Constipation, medi held at 3 p. m. tomorrow from an undertaker’s chapel at 4449 Olive atreet, with f{nterment f!n Valhalia 4 7 -

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SS ~” a | : d ata Which Is Already Being PA) Mth Ah ih hd oe CPF ILO PSOE EES Ad dd A ee Titi i g i) : =x : qe : 3 3 — —— i a | S i | | : ied. pat lla I wr ” | —S feg,000 CANDY | ¢ SOF pLaANT ANNOUNCED “Ff baht he LD heh Li Lp ie 7 v7 rrr rr re Sse rrrrrr err —— , - , = = AS : GVas ay L ————— : RBS j : ] for Site at Gravois and // —> : : Bingham Avenues Out- Pe Transaction of ' in a mammoth cash purchase we bought out the tare: Frere wel pes Ble Ava rE eae 7 ol iV F it h in the Middle if airs, © urni- at euciaslve whelcenle Sanetare Senee sn She ture for every room in the home at sensational reduc- | cieia West at less than 50c on the Dollar! The entire $150,000 , | tions from the rock-bottom wholesale prices! The sale By Berry Moore. Superior stock has been moved to the Hub and repriced on fror , ine ees OF Ger trememiony Seven on Vpemient Sent) of a lifetime! Convenient Credit Terms—A Year to Pay With You Approximately $760 a front foo! ee ; esterday for the south- Aaland paid yesteraay - . ~ ’ - : ‘ Grand bvbouleverad ‘Terr. errrrrrere, | ‘yrrrrrrrrerre, (LL Ahhh hd Abd bbb hhh hd hs 5 ll or ¢ ae, >€ a€ 2€ 6 * ¢ 7 In addition you are offered a_ |, »€ > 3€ ¥ Ye ae x3 : a & Louis avenue by the Lindel! figures were dis«- Superior Living-Room Suites |) “°° °° moe of mansincen | Superior Bedroom Suites J |] $17.50 warha Washington Svig tail] BBS 6 0Seie"ocsinne ers’ close-outs in various : Marth Washington 3- ‘9. which radically | Each Dollar Does the Work of Two or Three! drawer style, mahogany tion It was the highest at this intersection. On Sale at Less Than Wholesale Cost! | partments, just as owe } low priced. Buy now...save_ ||| Regular Price : finish ..-- gg caster ve age chitect. ‘ Showroom Samples Sale Price ner of Grand > * ‘ | . ’ : ks Of Fine Furniture! . $185 3-Pc. Overstuffed Suite—Jacquard ) half, two-thirds, three-fourths! $195 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite: | Mand of 75 feet. ~ ‘ ' a : . ; : ‘ ai ° feet, has ©en ac- A partial listing of 265 showroom | veloftr, reversible cushions...... ag Pe gepereee | dresser, bed, chifforobe, vanity... . ee =. Sasiie uae | ee J ee | $16.50 Double-Deck Coil Spring a ee eh ae tenger, Pokorney, Elgin A. Simonds. $23 3-Pc. Velour ‘’Bed’’ Suite— H ma aialiil . vie ee peng ns a Grand Rapids Cab. Co.. Lifetime and With loose cushions | Beds and a gem ou- $9 75 Meempany. A (tw a ae x 1 capes | >— "kK ’ ~al- maenying part of the site rves | | tied tops ide ° wo oct | With loose cushions | 3-Pc. Overstuffed Mohair Suite— | 3 . : | The northea Ww $2 if a , Regular Price Sale Price | | werd and all Desks, eqs wanguage $142.50 | S11 50 ~ ' . dresser, bed, chifforobe, vanity .... rocker, walnut finial $39 75 ee ae comets © See at Clayton at ‘ ’ Metal Bed at , ' | ae. parte a Regular Prize Sale Price $49 3-Piece Carved Tov Rall and Frame Suite in red S ' With French vanity . oe $239 75 ; tir 7 including’ the Site, $115 Kittenger make, solid walnut | 2 $215 $12 Bed Springs. $4.95 | pues “- : . 7 sents an investment of $4090,- 7 Wall Desk, all ae . : et | according to the Hartwig- A tract of 23 hand carved Lees $57.50 , — i OD | $12 Roll-edge, all-cotton | 95 -P P;: m M4 ) 00 . ; Mattress pees eee $6.95 34 7 c. Igri aple $28. Occasional Chair Candy Company Deal. roads was purc any Desk, hand ' Hi-back mahogany «$13.75 9B The outstanding transaction of Jack Dubinsky. carved .........--. $59. 5 . Mahogany Living-Room Suite Mattress Beautiful dresser, bed, chifforobe. Vanity, bench, chair and |! ack ..-- e's purchase through the Hem- | closed. ann-Sp*ackler Real Estate Co. While Dubinsky Regular Price eet. with a depth on pieces from such fine makers as Kit- dern struct many others. Note the great savings. ; $297.90 Wiss toose cushions Beddin IN THE Ct ' ‘ Se. Louis avenus Secretaries $250 3-Pc, Mohair “‘Bed’’ Suite— . | With loose cushions Dmg 3 $179 | S15 walnat-linsned $8.95 | $325 4-Pc. Matchei Grain Walnut Suite | a ee S0-car garage. Roads mohair and friezes. ; (6-inch riser) 4 rd 3 hinger Co. east corner of C Duncan Pfyffe solid mahog- “ : $12 $495 2-Pc. Carved Genuine layer-felt ' Bedroom Suite ® © ore @ 6 os : $20 oe $10 upholstered seat and week was the National Candy ‘or. The price Walnut Wall | : ge ‘leag * | 2? All-steel Da-Beds, rocker. In 3 $34.5 tt _ $17.50 '| In finest mohair, reversible loose cushions Spring filled. | S ance Wiki $14.95 | | lcs ax ste northeast caener | aamveuaen aa Desk Ringham avenues, erations in the bt $100 et $49 75 | $995 Magnificent 4) 50 $35 8 oo Da - Beds, cre- 88 75 Mahogany Rosewood yar , é ——- } 8: , aa , | $16 Mahog. Tea Wa a” for. plant to. oakt 91. ee rn esree) ||2-§, "2 bond tasue, this thor- | company has bees make sia $32 5D $69 75 Side-Icer, enamel steel in- PIII iiiiiiiiiiifi iii tite Bl 6.75 4-ft. Old Hickory me“? ** expected to regain its| agement of the ; Eben 2 3 S52 50 . - “ 28ition In the retat] trade. | ments at Weet + 4444 s 6 6 5 **, e4 Gs : : —— bases and fancy Shades » Albert Wel reports kf. Waeone , $20 ; Table , “ | : ’ - : toe 7 a tat “6. Latest Breakfast Sets ee tore oes with special ‘tem-| iiss: Fiat iil Regular Price Sale Price your choice o AMOSpPHeric CONGI- |. aah | : | nas 551 $16 5Pe. Breakfast Set. $15 to $30 Junior Lamps ee ee | tor John Sinelatr = ~* “* | Montague; flat, 12 nfinis | ' until ished Handsome wrought tron es | ri is prest- . > . Sir et tor Max aa $25 5-Pe. All-Enameled and other bases, many Gn heat eet Breakfast S Styles of shades eral Cor PO Frank Day: flat, : a ” | Of actories { c+ T uf Bae nue, for Harry M. . ‘tae ee es ee $49 7 0-Pc. Steel-Gray Oak Set , PS About 500 persons, and 12 . with extension table , pe iant n Chicago, Dallas, nue, for Hasel i , . luth Cin, : age M. Stone; bungal Grand Rapids, Sale Price filled with down cushion $89.75 3 e-—----_______- °@*- _ - Ferneries a athe ss fate 4 ves ee OR pode Tp ei hy alt OT Pe @ a ’ ‘ Tables, Consoles, ae Etc. $1 lg eis $26 Side-Icer, white $75 nse and wire $3TSO|] ¢35 Side-tcer, white $152.5 eae i t band- enamel lined ..... Table and Mirror $76.25 $47.50 Side-Icer, L-piece res “aF v ; i prop. rry 7 A, a a 2, . 7m x iy ae gS 6 torch pete Sy eee ng ey a ma re SOS ne ee * a A aa 7 ‘ CARING sa PyBrigs aaah -¢Mean Ws ; 1 if CGO fi Lal Re seo La, ite be ea Oe STROM 4 Pe etet es eb oe ROE mo a 4 apy a + > v *, eS ie 4 Laat} sd lay ¢ —_ 4 DO Wickes a CRP Ey shee, $i. Big CAs ed, agit ane 2° FS aH) i pe ice n oy es. ty «dey a. 5 7 y - > - oe a x ee es 4 Re ee =O SS Selid oak, enclosed top, ~, a —— es et tague to John Sis sliding bread board, metal » ich.. and Kansas in 22300 bleck on * : tae ~ _ tae g? ease avenue, for Jo ° QO 75 ~*~ ats low 7. = 939.75 Cabinet. silding porcelain top .. $24.50 Porc E . re ¢ oO P , =. thea ern melmann. $42.50 h urnitu : Hemmelmann-' J ary C. Volimat 7 - . enamel, apartment size Pettam eeat. .icessas ) ir-v _ ame . «. Volimar: tet Regular Price Sale Price | a vies to Harry ———e I. Mce- Avenue, for Tony | represented by the ° $118 Mary Boone Cabinet, $4 50 Arm TIocker, | Mpr } with theee.stese tae. | white enamel, extra larce..... $69.75 : rattan seat. " ceee G20] x ss wih 69 feet on University Citys -_ay } ; mec OF | Poe. °*hership t! entire eS ee x wy = $5.95 Old Hickory = | : ™ - ct nding . wanted OF OLYM s if; Pe 1 7 Re a nd acr ice of Gas Ranges $1? large Old . — os ¢ fee ibe, oe Eugene J. Alt —_— is ae . Calmer. Inc. ‘anakiin avenue. pro- | & “almer, Inc.. saat Kaeo i sr Pre ES 7 ye aoe Merk eo ae (ae, ry + +. S. _+~.ewTerTrTrTTyTT,rT,rrrr,ryr,y,T?’ it? 7 7 7S. 7. SSS Ee A i i, i, i, i, di ie = SS = EN OSS OO Veewwe eee wwewe we VeVVaVewwa | side and out. nickel trim 2 Hotels, institutions, boarding houses and all who are — Bestees. oi. ‘ . : (,ottlied vas t? Ps) “pai i? Wonderful Bargains in Odd Pieces Rugs and Floorcoverings Sacrificed’ de Mien, _*h* transaction. The The building & “8 acquired ag an in- VER stortes higt ee Sveee Sale Price Regular Price Sale Price Regular Price Sale Pri ale Price Sen 4 e RB | : mer entire lot, 100 Golden Oak Office Solid Walnut Daren t Odd rey : Bargain sement 5 . : | L SU y, | ‘ ie, 21 ot "na Be chetrs $4.50 = $8 Table .. arene’ 999.15 oe es py ype a. SEPLNy Cod fe s and Ends From the Superior Stock at “Give-Away” Prices! © PPLY COMPANY BUYS tme Srs* 5am | . os a : 2 inster and Fringed Velvet Rugs... ee § §—=s $7.06 | $35 Sere ‘$17.50 . Regular Price Sale Pri | HOM stores, and a $39 8.3x10.6 Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs eee pam sgreathtery Sale het a c ON LUCAS AVENUE with space for 78 dd | crs, 10) t” O &.}., Om hy Vif forbs aT . once rs. form = _ eo 75¢ $75 : a “im cite a te $38.50 Golden Oak ; oone 227 -Iineg 4 _ a $5 n $2 25 Golden Oak ’ Cook 2 Cc o nm. | == fioors $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Vels | Center Tables $2 59 ¢ . Dinine Ch $1.55 Memace +s, = 7 — ments, of three, 8 —** : ¥ ining Chairs ....... ; on To ahttinte TR ry FE $5 5 Child's Ivory $2 95 $55 (erstuffed Royal Easy s Bassinets . 4 Chairs in tapestry $3 7.50 $3.5 Golden Oak $i 95 | $3 ivory Lname| ° Hi-Chair **e#* @ @ @ ope Wile «© © « « t ' Beds . ‘ $ f 5 — of ling -* $1446 Lucas efficiency type. Thit ‘ as . . a, . 28 at si uc he & White enamel, porcelain-top $10 Upholstered Me p..°'™erly owned by Charles [8 apartments il $2.15 $4.25 . -} ,.. President of the Ameri- | *****- $24 7 Pull-up $14 15 $3 Ivory Enamel ‘ Chairs wae e.pead Sunes . , Chests ces — $1 Magazine $7 95 $62 5 Ivory Enamel ; Stands 2... ot Vw mere... s ° Vanities ..-- ‘ $31.25 Tables, siightly imperfect. .v Oak Armchairs........ ee oe he S* HEMM “never Co... te the st. aa $4 Corxrwell $19 75 - $8 Imported French Chaltr, $37 Bf NS . i Aubusson tapestry cover. : : $ 3-Pc. Loose Cushion a. "°Fel Supp! et $45 Golden Oak 198 ie Soe Oe _ Supply Co. now at ees aa... seene Si7esc- — ae Buffet Se $19.75 the thermometer ttt ttt tee eti titi ti lLigii ili lilt llitllititlritt dT SEGRE EEE LESSEE. we ies a ip ate 7 Poe oe RS E 1 oe weeny ay, see ag al eee Speg.3 > ar ath 28 Gao @ ‘ aes ae Settee pO ee ae Pat ci pe ake YF ree ak pat 4 a _" ote ae Penge? say »” bs Pte ee ey: Be GS “ie a * a bak BS a ee i ee yA 3 : isha: ‘se on rT © + Dieces of property have been Flea! Estate Caz » °° >¥ the owners, and sales at 4261-63-65 . : 3 ' ; ; , me, iy “ : ’ * P bad y . ‘ r . “2 m , a Ln ) ' oe TH es wwe, Se re tn - r ’ ie c el ay ‘ ’ H Se x * closed during the next Emanuel Bx * < ‘ 5 2 a . . ' ' » 4 . 4i-<% -' . — oo... * Of these ts a targe L. McBride, & = g © 3”™ — x, . a # " Locust street im auto- | by the Daly- as

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thw lle 62 +e. : . ees ' ooes tet rittlt te} +. te bewe esas ose erese- ter. F oo oreee pte@erneensessss + ste se eebhert ones eeSteesestssateeeees Sebhe beets tt te wy h ty s—- 4: K. = aac . ee Serereerr: . songe : 2 " t; . benbes ce caes set - bo=4 . ee banned ae.) eet eere = -“*> ++ set > a on > = “« + ooeeee ee eeehe o Perens hee oweene ry . 3 BSi3, thes" ees ateeeees att: ; sthiseas: : Sy SPR ne Pe Nurses’ Graduating L yep : : i wad! a i sete ; : ? z : et Aiba : epeeinmeeees — =. - agua a 3 rs te a ae : a ce | oo q ~~ = it: of BS as es : Wad fz: ~ : e thin fip t anr . , ‘| ; pits: i fF H. : i : ats pases Serse $383 its tect =f et Ess - : : {is -~ . ; + zi Naka Be S38 cc ateealt® a te: “ou 3 “3 $i ist me ex i = ss ¢ 4 3 = , i e: zoo: Sams ° ees Nadie, br: > 7 : tt + = ow a> a ~ . - : rreenenere +: re ore : ; 2233 aE. 733. : 4 : = i i: . Be: HI rh ar Cc 1a adorn ~tcgihvlen og Ween. ELA ALLOGENEIC Tn > ors * av sme a oo aN s of t he Mi ISSOu 0 Ba D- - “TI SE TST Ss pea ett, rium S&S he 0} of ~ te Re . Sih: oon aioe HFRS Ire YEE steht oS SEES REIS aoe sissseaescsssetiobese: sedeseeess Sst i THT a tite tcenesesees sage Sisitcsestsgtessecs.::t:Mees ccsstecsgert ses ereee ergs 44 rhe Race Pawel ** — — - _ *. : =: - : “3 : ; aan or : ae “ oO" OY Ke gn sah ae ingen | Mert Fan att Ceti Dw BD aed em wm =) S oF 2 WK « for Site at Gravois and Bingham Avenues Out- : sanding Transaction of the Week. te « ‘ wansac..Ol.. AL ’ eee es a ee ever paid at this rsection. — A. Koenig, ar- tion —D R Harris ar- Residences Wanted to Rent. in Kesorts he tract, having a ‘ chitect me bere id of 75 feet. with siocks, Bonds — eT Randi « - Bet SUE RE Ae I Oe Ra CR NI Hct . ber gne> pd eta . on 5 i ah IPL, A 4A AAA 4A 4 4@A4A@44444 4444 L4hM Maa bbb MMM Mahl ll bh ah hhh See - ime is ee AA hbiihl J #*A 4 A 4A 444444 LAL SLA Ab Abba llllldllllllillilllllllihtllLllilililehl VA Y/ LU ddbdddddddddddddddddddddididdsccL LLLLALELLLLAEE. REREiReAS: \ Ulli 4, ——— meal Subarban Property for Sale.. Suburban Property for KRent.... Suburban Property Wanted .... FIVE-STORY GARAGE = ne ‘MULLIN. WALTERS 00 ARRANGES FORTH ND MIAN es ports the following leases made | é week? Basement Space to Be Used for ‘aldman Pleating Co., the entire = pe 1oritheas . of the third floor of Storage o rucks ; 4 ) norihieast part o 8 Stor ge of Trucks and Autc the Lindell building. $08 Washing- Laundry. j}ton avenue; Model Pants Co., invent alent of $4) southeast portion of the third floor ers i . rue a PR ee ¢ ; 3 : Sala ca ei ae eee : : jin the same building. Both leases 28 0 bet ; Ren A tract of ony rat me ca a ith- CSE eae Se i : aT in FO agg. Sete: hoe: Ree ee \. Plans have been drawn for a | were made for the Peters Clothing - pascninger Co, east corner of Clayton an eyer ast o* Marek gOS a Pe _ we. SES ne é ie . : C hich h expired lease :00 Occasional Chair : Cae Re Sas 7 REESE OE. Sg 6 EN ~~ S ONS fiv-story and basement fireproof,|©®-. Which has an unexpirec Candy Company Deal. roads wa pusehased yesterday by pn pee ee ce in ne LB sis SP N . MANA QO WQ{ gd} . reinforced concrete garage building | on this floor; an extension of . ri . ‘2 ' Bate Tt >.7 ker, walnut finish pPailer. nine “- Ba ices. 1, ; s” nm and Ge mes, Cane and velour. . a os ai In ia ees Leas Ld a a4 ii] . Ca r ei ‘Ak . iz Odds. 4 f sf AS *# “LM iddiide i % oo —— ey Oe a holstered s f . m Wweek Was the Natior ‘andy to he é é is- last. son and Denny roas 1s was recently —e mw to -00.000 square feet of floor sold by Le Grand Jones to a — MERCANTILE TRUST C0, yer. 1S (0 be erected by the candy. of the Mississipp! Valley Trust Co. from the Mis- . TI ry en 515 to $25 Bridge Lamps Br Pacific Ra road will be laid DEALS HANDLED BY Nrousht iron polychome $6 95 BP oent develosment in equip. ALBERT WENZLICK CO, t t i t ases and fancy nades . renee weeee alues to S20 in Table amps, many styles; 95 our choice 15 to $30 Junior Lamps gam dandsome wrought tron dich Vinee: tL. Pric is pnresf. Montague; flat, lols inth nd other bases, many $3 95 mn. oy 1 headauart: : wi P = street ior Max Emil Haene! 9 tyles of shades........... . mal Commerce Trust Building, | PT2™* Day: flat, 4157 myank ave- ur factories in St. Louts. sien, rue, for Harry M. Fine to Emma = " 4 — . Martin; residence, 6919 Cates ave- ~ ‘ mn 2 ee +4 Yr VV LN MM ht dh wl Y , Co. of Chicago has | one ang , nen Oh aze)l GQ oeber to Grace | SOY bui Idin & formerly occupied $29 35 K h C b t — In ‘Chicago, Dallae es apne er aan iar by the Sherwin-Wil Ham Co. m2 Fe & 4 56 neinnnaé! . ; vi. one; juUNnezaio rs Ju Dt athe » li 4aNn ” kcal 7 » itchen Cabine Be. Cincinnati, Loutsville, St. * sty 120 Clinton _ street. oa iscus 4 i MnNaannt! ° ‘ “: | will he two stories high and qill . a hed by yeorg: . avies; bungalow, ~ | the Giraldin rBos. Real Estate Co. | , NZ : ‘occupy a lot 80x2 pet. £9 75, Maple Rocker Bh a rep erhe ie Me-| Avenue, for Tony Wilson to Harry | ‘20 Ciraldin rBos. Real Estate Co peam ce aye Of) 1 EASES ‘HERBERT REAL ESTATE CO. HOME AND LOT SALES FOR ADDITIONAL REAL care ee Mision ’ ‘+? . ave . Out DUO persons, and 1 C7, Vip +. -_- -- ———— — sos CUA ‘un. "FiO MR +, retell rest of Midland boutevard |2700t concrete structure, The euites| WEW GARAGE FOR 20 YEARS SELLS _ INDUSTRIAL SITE ACTIVE AT OSAGE HILLS, © ESTATE NEWS, SEE 7h» sit» opposite the ballding 4 . , : " al} ‘wt, a .. ’ ° 1} PS f { OuLe' r $4 5 Arm Tick ke r, 4 i 4! t} ; ri 4 ry hus] ‘ Ags y 7 f i _— = 0 R ; alte rnate in 19 an | li rooms, hk reh . rattan scat u OLdit arts? f University City, for nes B. Va- i, mn hothe laritym and > SiaqeroNR ste Mi ; idlary De- ; ie fih on , ; has thre barns, solarium aC Fireproof Structure to Be Erected : are . , : : 2 Missourl, a subsidia of the Orbis, . The Nestor S. Herbert Real Es- Sales are active at Osage Hills, ES Al 1D {7 ; PAG 3 it « manufacturer of elec- *eeeseege? ee vies tn Harrv ... Ve yllm afr. “ee == W, le or? 41 te ; ‘ 4A ijt ‘ - = i Orci. aati J i iv ii - . i AY a. . ; troit § oncern PINS on Tron Street West of Grand : — a eee “ to Bi — ».99ga4 tate Co, reports the following sales: cording to xby-Smith, Inc., 316 | tric refrigerators. 46. 50. Maple Rocker, rate a a] feet on enth tan seat and back. .. $4, ; 1 ; © pur ha - ; iv oe Bis ler. FIRM TAKES MANAGEMENT ing room ind air ne TOOT Are Boulevard. ag vn fn | he: Fully ce assed and paneled To Henry P. Schroeder, 20,114 North Eighth street, owner of the | thls entire can" ULIIUIS Mahnyv ass all pao;rie . ot . te ‘ * : ‘ODie s&s »uUs ( ‘ : ac- 85 95 Old Hickery 5 a ‘eeercoom, ering sie Sageerage! : , ake a0 ie] le’! , eng restward LYMPIA © APARTMENTS ne bullding 1s attractively h- ; leoug set of dustri erty property oer abiienbicane Bont? ON wer ewews ns ’ 6 Rocker SS eS $2. ; Tm rt. ++. tog ate ’ nen A OF 0 a A Sines uehout. oo }vear lease of large Square fee . 9 in LU! rial prop e ,/' pert . | RE ag eS ete = han bh on , r Sa! Puy i) t] i e Lc n S | . 4 . +. ° ’ ’ $6. 715 a sition In the r ments at West Pine boulevard and | feature. ws Rrarecet uta Flat at 6111 Ridge avenue; flat Jones & Hurns of Webster Groves, SetTTecs he retat] trade. ‘ ed for under the lease The was sold last week to C. E. Graves ras that of §09! Van Soverter avenue, now une" | DARK SAVINGS TRUST CO. ro" : at $12-914 Tyler street, residence ; Ohi ; ‘onstruction by the sass nl bulldir which ts to be on a mod-/,+ 1391 Semple avenue, house at of the Lambert-Graves Motor Co, Tues eeNewe es pe _ ‘ ee Couch eg ck % 15 Il $10 50 Vivse-Z5 (Vliiva stroet const tion the Mi Lxsol Inv . PAR SR PRET se yPisiy ‘ , ~ -.% . , et. r ; Ee Ss Sw ait e : = res and apartments! ment Co. T 0 project tes fi SELLS NORTHMOOR RESIDENCE cs a to he erected by Frank | 920 Bayard avenue, residence at Bixby-Smith represented Jones & ‘OStein, through Cornet nanced yy the Hemmeimann-' — ‘ | 920 ‘ | Sd mT og fats I i : | tlall i i : , nr venue, VAC ant lot if urns n > gy : 0] om tett nt ? Leet) Upholstered 4 25 Charles 7 max Arimnchairs......... $ : heated garaze | through . Le Coleman, ri I “Real Estate Loans - the Amer!- 3-Pc, Loose Cushion 0 Living-Room Suite. $79.5 OME ON LUGAS AVENUE °%,tc0 tce'ts carn: The upper otficer of the Park savings Trost | features in bull ay sonal HEMMELMANN- SPACKLER SELL Get Our List $ HE Mercantile Trust Co.,of St. Louis, 4-Hole Coal 50 Range (as is) . . $21.50 - floors contain 90 outside apart- Co. These houses are of attraetive ter, inciudin . bt uilet proof windows. Heron avener A CE, TWO APARTMENTS d Jettersc A PRESIDEN . | has a department organized espe- ago ene Sitianinetes “ HOMES~—APARTMENTS cially for the making of First Mortgage Molden -Oak Washstands ; 0 ith drawer & splasher back$2 5 date fea- The site is 155x165 feet. Eugene Fa- 4-Pc. Ivory Enamel $75 ~- *-* yet PPE iy tc BO te Lb “ty ier? ASTI SITs ~~ bl Me ‘ . . e ‘ » weGrewduewrveew fen eae have already ] > 7 assed le ee lee te 2) eee Ee) Le ©) * “. Real Estate Loan Department ~ re iated the lease. ‘cause of expansion in irchased cate Co. report the follow ing : BUSINESS PROPERTY—~ACREAGE : Loans on improved property tet “_ Bedroom Suite........- 1 the northwes? Ewine and Clark | sales 3-Pc, Walnut Bedroom Suite. cal $85 “ nine th : narket for for Mary EE. Bardenwerper tO & 4476-78 McPherson—Four-family flat. Chariotte and Frieda Giesecke, rep- 's improved with two 6198 McPherson avenue, : iB 5354 Waterman—13 rooms, 2 baths, fine home. Prompt action given applications is, and moved itsiroom slate roof residence -! Warson Road at Ladue—County home—8 rooms, 3 : d sion e Current rates of interest and commis SECRRESSEEEH SORES eeeeese: | see ‘enths ago. Suess ace nto 5 es two other [resented by Hemmelimann-Spackler [| County Acreage—3 acres—6 acres—16 acres. arene - prope rty have been Real Estate Co.; six four-room flats SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STS. EePed by the owners, an nt 4961-63-65 Page boulevard, for | CORNET & ZEIBIG Owners, and sales (at 4361-63-6 “s Loan Correspondent New York Life Insurance Company ; ~ + - ~ “ ~ a. 4 4 . . | ° %€ closed ‘ , >| . ; t (yeore eh + ; ‘ : ea during the next Eman a Biedermann to rCOTR - ; | P rend < ° IN , SUA sees te or ses | mchta. cho was representes | OO Weare’ Sueeens 719 CHESTNUT STREET §§ Hf : ai yrs Locust rireet in auto- bs t] e Daly-McCabe Real Kestiit - j : , ae : e ce ~ “#*e * POSER CHEER EBER EERE ERE ORE REE a*ee+eee* * ; r ’ a Se ; ; , © row, east cornerof McNary, who as represent . ° cas avenues. | William J. Griffin. 3121-23 Lack 4914 Maryland—Splendid investment; 17 shops and Compton ave- land avenue, a double three-room stores. Income $21,000 per year. Lucas ave- flat, tile bath, separate furnaces. Hf 5506 Maple—6-family apartment—low price. Wels ce Pauunt dott tiitititiiiliriintiilitl tT Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E. Co. <e¥ eur wee owe wy i*eee

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ST.LOUIS: POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1927 =FZIO SF — Ne HOME BUILDER * HOME OWNER’, Constructive Ideas on Materials lM Iethods and Home Plans oft NODES ACOMDATA a, A Superior Type of Howe] oneer Your Old Ho ~~ THROUGH USE OF LACQUER ° ee , MORTGAGES, qa====3 x Artistic Effects Obtained im Inte- With Individual C jf 4 With New Face its to ‘Variegated Brick, Stucco, Weathered Tin b practical Way of Making Ove Our Organization Si ssw atmple it ao make « heme and Stone Trimmings Are Combined ¥ House Is to Cover it With E ) attractive and livable by the ju- Devotes Its Time, ‘ ie} sah nc of color {tn woodwork in This Attractive Home, ing and Beautiful Face Bri n4@ furniture. you will never know Th house. as illustrated, was! With modern constructiog PAGE 2B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~~ ‘~ SS Ne EE LS BIE SRI! amy rere te pee ce tag ste i time above all ‘and delight you, te P gpringt!D 1¢ is the —neay te "VRE ROL OF. CS il i ie aes ae i ll + AV et ee ar a - aA ~__— _ re me 4 R og eS ey G A rfleid 2007 ‘“PERMANENT-BUILT” nd pleasing color har- | walls of rough variegated and finishing these ong for Association entitled oak, or mahog- the . materials 4 with the old house and long ‘ ' = ef 1 h 4, urniture in one > ty? - a Ffeitlty PEE gy inte ( Artield 6eio «. will iAacguel aii thet > : : a . J : : . + a ? iy . = n ‘ heen Adevre 0 ed ati —_ ; . se Nae ag es oO | tems have been used in England een cevelop mulating dollar you put fn . (ee Energy and Expert ( until you begin to study the use of : * 7 ai ; 4 * ; Efficiency to tf You can produe the most ée- ° Tiw) ¢# 7 Ra? ¥ > j aime 44 se Specializing in ») montes by the use of lacquer which i finish that dries in a very = 4 in South St the machine “ete - ' ‘, gives Q@ iifiis — com Da let € : ie, wba ss 4 pate \ 44044 product > ear for house- | what {s essentially a Mortgage Loans! ) short space oi time - seasons of the y ‘} You want your living room com- } i ) eS 3 Sess Se oo eis | | % i tions to a city residence of today. manufactures are go * house holders become dissatis- out by the Amerie If the genera! color scheme is @ 9 ee rack, ? he. Oe | ee. ees ER ey oe s 8 _ > a i "3 a restful brown, Or Oak, ¢ EE re eee Se ee” | Ge ee x 3 Ewe _ ae ‘ oe { ing bar- they may have ® rustic ang § for the Ola” ¢ R U M ; R EZ e VA N any. why not enhance the tone ef- oie hoe . ew. "oe . - ei ig Oo ee. RS @ | brick, with stone trimming ¢ ; : home in which to live. This ° fect and avoid monotony by intro- Gr * es oo wae ee SH Ss WES ae af 7 |monize very well with the typical vidual charm without tategale jeularly the case ff our resi- house with face Incorporated } | ducing a “relief” nove of —, ; ; - @ a | aay ‘ : “ a rs > § a Ray mh English half-timber work. adding with pract teal use. Period ; ie Saeiiait shabby with age. an im possib! e und : ae T ain hal tah! ookcase ° , ; ¢ ) 7 . >, wryy | p, Paint A cnair or (a ie@, a 4 ’ - a] - 4 h weather or iron hard ware for SY ta " i ex ensive one as it hk EAL ESTA] LE LOANS . or s0me other piece of furniture , to the beauty t e | 2 ving th 18 house in the morn } - dark stained timber with rough variegated slate has been gpg coming back to ft In the ence, comfort, fir ose4 714 CHESTNUT STREET _ {j In your bedroom perhaps you , AAAI. i tegen as ateeemnane eet eget Seca EEE! «| These typical construction sys- work. Many stucco finishes a | : , SEBO 32 ie PR og ee os ig 4 : | more out of It is safe to say SS _~color—Holland blue, Pers! an lilac m : pg mee ae eee aS nt Lee ES ———— , : or paim green—* con ee « fits > oe ASE a it Sh STS RS “g om ince the earliest times and are im the hulldings of the st you are not going to eel: ment you will get trasting color for etenciling and # ; Sea, : | still & nprise | ages, but with moders “4 . don’t want to sell. Zoe vo veneering your he striping. Ee eae OD SARs Bx dy oe Ramee) Inglis! rernacular style, wall coverings. These weap neighborhood rae oid ae ae brick you have adé¢ In the breakfast room and kitch-| @% oem en ER Re se i Se : : # so und you and you omic value ' X any ; 2 . - Be Cae * which has become so popular in py to gay are superior to the aro : . Besides, vou — aces ove ' | G tion and your appetite—colors like ail aeemtiaatan er eT , oe ne | In England, however, the meth ‘he walls of the first ste » down. The fact i, OU)... we vente ae ; WY Argentine orange, peacock blue ‘ - - tien : : eorated in suc like the old house; its cone- ness er hens Bunga 0 arages I jonquil yellow. JESSE L. BOWLING, Architect, Member Associated Architects’ League of St. Louis. bei of construction were uw: on n such @ manner, pane ioe eT ant the eet — — And : NS ace lan a ’ ' regulated by the materials at hand “C2™s are used in the @ — == grea I nerhape a feu get i le t 1@ cos Tip for Home Builders. | | es nited many carved stone mantels adeny er nue: a improvement. and while this resulted in man : nf | 4 modern improvements, Where circumst , ; 4 rer ] 2aSin 4 ar ener! a4 r Louls. It shows a very pile re e g¢ = aed SS = : mprorement - the met Manufactured and Built Only by , 2 = al i. : . ingly adapted to modern require-: be obtained by writing the yh inp will astonish ‘the onl a of Value wil . : C GARRET I CO | J and 5 single Mate, $0500 'and up: “ss wed , Sateen 7 | as al | | ments. | ing Editor of the Post-Dispath@ © *** ° ° - —_ ly re . i > , * — Gm “ et os ~ Ue - . woe oe ely Wee SE aE Or NES a Re ca % > 3 + t » s., bye Pe | ter has had a chante te Alley View-2-Car Garage Literature Sent on Request PHONE CABANY 8625-1656 ee aaa a : | ter has hed s chat | A WORD ON WINDOW SHADES SE SHINGLE STAINS :ctzecteSe tates ites MRO THE nye ease MODERN KITCHENS og ad ork . nsulate and Beautify with Window Shades Add Greatly to : pater dB > ac ae te | fications tor coment SI — Go Somme the no c-. yl: + ' the Attractiveness of a House. . —— ss piié ’ rush coating only, two ‘ments require that a covering .. i ) ry Sixteenth and ey Me . = 6 Rane Aa an a , coats should alw ays be used, be- Attrac Ct Pavements and | « Pa rth or some other Moist “3 ; sisting of store Ay EER co a" gE cause one coat is mot a thorough ncrease the Value taint: ng covering be placed os ind Sav razz 50 feet on Wash pills BBE 2 epg si i aig Nahr ae . 2 ee. 3 in any material. . : . poveutiant as soon as practicable ee ae Sixteenth street. fo so after having placed the sr conduct a gene {N S I } tion a » window shades. Stir the Stain. ' . . te d ctural T ee oe > th Artist! ‘plying the stains care | concrete, Berne further require ) meat business fn OE Sah, at > Fah ken to see that they are’ uCcK verm ng shall be Kept The consideration ily stirred. and are w thin Jetract Dre fron lace and ist for varying pe sn —— ow ot to do $16,000. wood. in order that wiiieds ae 2 7 . i in dé ° eae e the conceals lann! ne moder! home. Sold to Martin be uni form | — —— ; _ thoroughly and uniformly } most the first question the ar-| Madden, for A. speaking, © ite. s of th person who. §- “room modern b i ai . > eg ek eee ee Pig ot “ae ay Dy ag gh er exteriors date, yet toc few , J sage’ d " m 9 ‘. RAEI eh ers Sots. fem elites i ees, Resort P 5 Ss SO ye Fi cae » , oR Lee ; ae ee : R y ig Sa ‘ : ; Pies . f Ss vers K 5S dale Poa : fala ny Le ae ae fg ; d An Important Note. home !s more beat > ures. fllumination bring out your furnishings oF tae gy) ane mines TS gee ed batadtee Ai Ata Seed? filet tO ta 8 ee an Thy RE ete ara Ti Lae an ri i ! is a good time of year tO walks should consist of aan 7 1224 Hamilton @ tive! letety 1 0 he pigment t than six feet long & de the commission to butld | 2°2 mparat vely re- asi p! iF se pora ‘SCM. lay concrete and granitoid “an os ‘ feet. +h -ehicla_i.thea eatin aehn rm : . LS Ww at Sor a rill] vit 7H "s ee i Oi ale ees , wicgsee 4 many househ olders are plannin Ce ee ee ee ll Sold for John —- vag sit uilt without th ntroduction of be stirred to the bottom with a atick rons len u 1 eon lik -@%" ly use as well it wi Ro 1f haste introduction of anétt the ettedian anaes in do very thing, as well P yf VALUE OF WATER on like to have. Wm. J. Brown of oF whe and rain. color combinations. In renovating; ¥st t's air ages: h ‘S$ au) 'D walks and pavements are not only ' Ne-tenthe of the prospective Co. lot 650x200 ff © ee . — 34 hones © rehnitdin hem. eo.) SUSPeNnsion. fin a can, the etirrin . ; + eee atter how great t! 9 60 ee ee ica. be done through the opening a a joy to the eye but they are 4 tee Waterproofing. le owne t make this reply: side of Westmore rave , Or schemes are relied upon, igi¢?: SOEOGL0E rmanent investment which wil! ‘ 50x299 foot adjoin A seasons gerv'ce. tb ris. na. — ; * ; - — permanen oe a penne Practic Building a : rig! . ab = Fes} a fresisn mms and heauty i many cases to mocderniz 4 he eM the top: but if in a bar re! or a Keg, be taken into cons! toration i? eith- mbt posi tact te rust, : ; reer Tis roor>mi, for John “? Rand _ abit Pa edad ery a Tr. eh on.tn.Aat ss the head should be remored and “ ile peur Maegan Mat - . ntaaen -, — a |restored to this type o had re, Oring Oem teens, OS + oa! irred er {yy , er inclination or necessity suggests .. ..+ eoncrete to crumble ean and easy to Heep! J, Denten. through a scrubbing i?) ; , as tag, 7 — “- mpage sie. Ume ° po the sale of the property at some suena co exack? These Houses with shingled roofs often or & tubful is taken out. uture dat ae palpate 9 ; ite] f every h is hot water and a brush. , ' i Restaini future date. are asked every 4ay by come ee ome lave the color echeme introduced ng. me Thi Know . ; se the ost im nt by ined r * t beaut! When [ft is desired to renew the se “=e % owner or other. The cau most portant rooms oy: ad vote radian 4 silver gray stains thie can usually be done by | __If OU are contemplating having water, without motsters Gi ee yom conne Se Se FURN fu! > Zz a8 5. greens an 8) ver gray —— - = rm? ? as paint Is. after the shingles Suit desired. because the stains, be-;," ' aa P = | sae U1 ted — arti: toh : ‘mportant display and warel . is - ¢ be on ais = op tearer a* ~ > m ‘* rome an? -* : e ¢ bce SoA red LO ar iy ce .. _ © esti! . de that they - : , saeey or. Rid, O1 e snhingies can Peres -9330 ae em F canes avement. The ¢ — ray : rade activ what joining its pr on Old wood than on sam- : hig: iast o9 years. i eg » | tues t8ASe te of cor ;, sa! svccess in " a - ' + te ' sic a ”«. iif, ti 2G uuGing is ae " are "Aart = ood. . : a? pCR an anil - i hing Wans happened earn _* y : ; . . . lean. “onstru: ‘fon and “Have Dry Shingles. a "a “s fea as epoagg eN pera patra’s N@é die when it wae 1] houeswivee present space and . ; s tr Co} ra ; re tral ee bh ivee - ss 8 shane ths ne oe are ary { LJ ba % eet . soil Fiiail Ve aa fort ' tr e rand Cen } , 7 Aretan * » + . h 6 “4 , homes are max mpany. : ew York (before the " } — . soe . : mu" s “a " - . hk a he 4 is ned beneath, thus waterproofed). Moltmi=y , the proven mod It may 0 hearal in freez- ‘ P races © h lessen the tire- hat this Dusiness : ise a! % esse ntia! to the - : = 2 rot igreeable tasks of : time when iron: wood 4 on not : - ~mpnesstai-: ~~" / is was at & here is po \oisture Pp " a tA ‘or , d from at ie naings ots as stepped in and and everything wii’ ss " er - the refuse oe on "7 aids for house the country. The | : is the electric fron pared by Mas “ MERICAN home owners are rapidly sy th wisdom of insulating their attics, basements, their homes and garages. But insulation need not ei merely insulation. It need not be costly. Beauty can be com bined with insulation. Economy can be combined with it. This is exactly the combination Cornel] Panelized Timber now offers you. Corneil Panelized Timber is almoat white, Its surface as S8mo0o dished w 4 t rt ~“~tInt } T eR { nieR Rx ulevard sz 2 ; ren he . Tf v “ r 7 rl » peaential to efficient ) ity t. MARBLE IMPL ing or any other treatment before decorating. Merely JOSUSEUSRERERSEEeEeeEEe : pies abe oe eae : | ft or spongy sp a on te waterproctnals a erie Stak. nail these big, rigid panels over cid walls or to bare abar anit tk mech o eee ee dus und fil ssesagh PROT BI ee... ora see SS STORE ON 4 : ‘ ~ tae s- Oe - oe am ; : : “ . - : ? - — ¥ . , ’ : le ta* 7 : pillage — 1? ) ’ ; , . ® P e th. + ‘ 7 “4 “ home. The elec au >." marbles and forget the size of none = when vou give it te us and see how : ; 1 interest te : . > wee r promises addftiona! I cust street ot well it will be cared 2 builders. é 4 happiness to countless ready for oceup VANDEVENTER L JMBER co. wR Pine Effect — merican women. The the Louderman 56 Victor 4048 4533 De Tonty has been : Safe to say. was d¢- ka were rep : a Sg : BZBEoaBeeaeHReHEeHREeBEeHREeHEHE Re aBaeRE eRe ea eRBe ee eS | t Opi of , ; panti ' ‘ar ave 4 » tate oy xi] roluce ~ ‘ > disposa! of garo- i reports ao SLA B V 004 aaa dire rat les ee Pee “2 ee ; ee a unt of arier. - ited at tntervals ‘or GUY 4 Ictor 1 1 1 is a cn nt ame ood : ae and the May Building | | family apartment of = other noncom bust- . REN eee a geo Bey x >shlp oe SO ee ee a rs artage Incinerator. . sese “Cale Ww OO Q oO ss at eS - st Rwonaneg Rec age te slegsa Beegeacie : re ones » ohees The Testsest Basi ‘ders 1662 S. Jefferson rn roalth? ee a arp os ganna ae a , ai a} eal te i ee flame stertiizet and Both mies were ’ ’ a ; , (f your lot is ciear we will fchon . ' therefore will uDfected ) fon lt a O32 7 * . & i ' : = ; — ; ’ . vy "4 a? ° : rm = " ‘ ‘ . . - — /. mn ere ts no long - rT rea - finance and build fo you. n ; 3s , 3 ‘ ‘ ée:> . 44° YY pee he ao a ! ’ : i; . Northampton. Wet - al | a PL 4 | A é rs 472 b 4 > ¢ a © > a ns | os aids , lepib eof tene ae ie ash pit to be re- : - e * as z q 7 v ° - : t hh e ar h es, Te, rr . ? a ** OT iz 4 ‘erFreen ase nial . LY 3 ? Lees 1 aan Pherae a, FA hing t Se wy . shen Tee aie aye na whe om ; ai ee dats. Jn ae ey ea ; ie eat Pe ee A, | oe bo ~*~ 7 » @ & . es. 2 4 ‘ 2 : | soto “eh " 1 ] j : a e r in the kitehen and * g t2 tees en '% ay &S - . * a ~ e flue into the tnctn. Pars svenve at | , ean! ae ‘a8 801 by the and © ‘nher in the basement. — 7 far Edward ~ vour plans \ *> Open Monday Evenings, rn Others by Appointment , " * hi te : - Plans and specifications fur- asewife to tolerate Edw ‘4

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= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ee ms | he HOME BUILDER HOME OWNER onstructive Ideas on Materials INethods and Home Plans | SOK MISSOURI BUILDING IN \WATSON-0°ROURKE REPORTS. ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANK SEVERAL TRADES REPORTED = rigs? : st e* ucpib go! Bed ro0ol=. “a £ eaten “ House Is to Cover it With Endur- ing and Beautiful Face Brick. -_-——_— ime is the time above all | and delight you, for vou will have year for house-; what is essentially a new and beau- og and renovating the house. | tiful brick house. ‘ uy ip 2180 the 1g, pouseho! igith the old house an home in which to live. This ceularly the case if our resi- ~ has become shabby with age. Waving the house in the morn- and coming back to it in the it you find yourself more 4 more out of patience with its ’ you are not going to sell; gon’t want to sell. ghborhood, your old friends nel You like » around you and you do not ¢to move away. ithat the old house is too go20d fact is, ber like the old house; its con- ytion is sound, and the interijor sements, With perhaps a few tear down. ef modern The Besides, vou improvements, you are | wenient and satisfactory, most all il. the old home is crowded dear memories, pleasant and from which you would part great reluctance. ind yet, satisfied as you are with gid home, its conveniences, its eciat gmu arance it ; nas . rc 4 fe, | , : yr rr rathe become is 1Oecs it Si As the r decidedly i. It no longer satisfies your represent proper- anding in the house !{s still to discard, and you do to leave vour old neigh- no ¢ nia?’ + ae hd pusiactory } ih) s nv ‘rr ’ ouse nev’ D + a Cs AnAPrALr slik, ureproot, rr? t. ine an anns Bull a» friends, way there is out; improveme d value will ISEMIVES DEM Tt sav a clear make the vy veneering it with beautiful face in astonish ap- a ND time above all others | ders become dissatis- d long for | Association entitled “A New House ions. and its surroundings, | st admit that in outer ap- | dilapidated | out- ! { ‘WODERN KITCHENS we ee ee ee ’ 7 BS’ Con ’ Vil serve Human Ener: ana ae iii: ania ! and Save Frazzled and thoroughly and uniformly harden. lot = he modern # voce Lirst Qiu 4 4 of the *-, esc ion person rt 7 Oe to do home. the are who the commission to build hen would you like to have i a 4 esl - LPT f owners will bright. Way.” *)} ae ~ , e - - 0; t g2y. nm sort of a or prospective cheerful make this reply: room, my and clean and easy to keep The kitchen of every home is Mof the most important rooms. house, when you come to con- the question of building a And the housewife certain- tyes a bright cheerful room Mall the modern improvements ™ COnventences, Sarting right this important what ” Can b Want rfu) a! ve mor ry iy vie ,is rt - .% devices y Nich lessen disagreeable and PewWork mectri, ity ded many i s it he made to be, te coffee p+ | e, r7 > i}- ial 2) ry}iryy i4ej ' aids here is the electric fron percolator ¢onven- kitchen exactly bright id easy to keep clean. for er + at Electric Sink. , +4 * ‘ ‘4 9 modern won ‘i thetr home. The elec- | + happiness to countless Which easily irri OS ae | | n larg irg § is among the mos* that housewives morta ie) the tasks and thoughtful houeswives their homes are mak ‘On for the proven mod- tire- of has stepped in and house i vr, and s dav in con er promises additiona) Oran re’ = ¢ "J he Grand are included in the sales of Leo H. apartments at bun-} Kay- | bune | tO | 4814 | | apartments, for | sold also report the sale for the Alco |for the May Wilcox, brick bungalow, for George Fitzgibbons; | Fischer; | ‘4158 Schiller, frame bungalow, for | double fiat, | rbilip | to boulevad and Osage street | Hummert for the month of April. | The Pasadena censists of stores fronting on Grand and 24 apart- | building was erected a little over a year ago, by Plows-Bialock Co. and well as two drinking fountains in | | lobbies, Floors are of synthetic marble tile. Public and safe de- | pository lobbies are faced in mar- ‘ble to match banking fixtures, which are of American figured wal- nuf, The wickets and grilles are of | Way, Known as the Marine apartments, | with stores pronting on Broadway | | bronze, as well as the specially de- | isigned lighting fixtures. (are of a beautiful celling stone poly- Caen beams chromed. Officers are: Jullus president; George W. Rinkel, vice | president; Henry Dilschnelder, vice president; John B. Ghio, cash- The walls, was sold to EF. L. Gunther,a client of Leo H. Hummert, for Nation. Other sales consisted of the mod- ern apartment at 3331 yravois i The | David | avenue of six families of 5 rooms. ‘each to a client for George Sturm. fronting on Broad- Miami streets, Also property Marine and and modern apartments on ' tion. Kessler, ler, and Fred L. Wuest, assistant | C. M. M’DONALD CO. SELLS | MEMORIAL PLAZA SITE. The C. M. McDonald Real Estate Co., representing the estate of Wil- | cashier, The improvements were super- vised and executed by the J, H. Wise Construction Co. TERRY & CO. REPORTS on | SALE OF THREE RESIDENCES Albert T. Terry & Co. report ithe sale of a residence at 4629 Pershing avenue, through its sales- man, Whitelaw Terry, formerly owned by Warne L, Niedringhaus, ito PF. Taylor Bryan Jr., whe @ ‘remodeling the house and will use .it for his future home. is a three-story brick, having 11 rooms, three baths, garage hc -water heating system, is 50x159 feet, | The former home of I. W. Geer ‘of Chicago, 6256 Westminster place, a three-story Colonial 11-room brick residence, hot-water bath on each floor, sleeping porch; , 50 feet of ground, side drive, ga- | rage for 2 cars, was sold by the | Terry Co. to James Maguire, who heat, | ‘fronts The house | and | The lot | | | ' ' i i i ' made the purchase for use as his! ‘future home. The company also reports the colonial red brick residence of W. H. Glasgow, 4660 Pershing avenue, 19 rooms, 3 baths, hot-water heat, sleeping porch, garage: lot 500x125 feet: sold to a subject to a six-months’ lease to William Car- ton. APARTMENT BUILDING IN NORTHAMPTON IS SOLD The Joffis-Louden Realty Co. has sold the store and apartment building at the southwest corner of Kingshighwav and Tholozan avenue to Thomas H. and Ralph 'F. Dorr. The building, completed (last year, was the first business structure on the Kingshighway frontage of Northampton. as E. lh mert. the | marine and Miami! aide, for the ac- | 'count of 8S. M. Daybal to David Na- | The six-family apartment at 5887 | Page boulevard, consisting of five. ‘rooms each, also sold for Gunther toa client of Leo H. Huln- | lie B. Cooper, reports the sale of | property at 3117-19 avenue to a client Jones Real Estate 71 feet north side of Wash by a depth of 124 fe is improved with two stone-front houses. Th: The lot Co. 4 Washington | of the Walter | 16 {inches on the} ington avenue | et to alley and | two-story | purchaser | also has an option on the adjoin- | ing property to the west. The McDonald company also re- | ports closing the sale of 1307 Pine | street, lot 25x109, for a client to the | city of St. Louis, which purchased | the property under the bond Issue | for the Memorial Plaza. SOLD TO S. S. POMEROY | Frank W. Schramm Co. reports the sale of 1098 Taylor avenue in Adele place, Denny and Manches- ter roads, to 8. &. Pomeroy of the Pomeroy Berg Real Estate & Build- Pomeroy will take posses- as decorations are ing Co. sion as soon compl té ad. Ee —— Thinking About Building? Estimates and Prices Gratis We Finance Insurance, Notary Public BARTH & CO., INC. Builders Realtors 4222 Gravois LAclede 4820 | ' ' rr yTrrrTwTwTryre'fTgT'Tt'tTt'TTtv** A. de, ee eee RAL DDD DD * modern 5-room efficiency brick nan hiari i hpi bri br ip ibbibib4444666444444446444% - ry . We will build and finance a bungalow like this for $4.250 or bid on your plan. Grant Wyatt Central Bldg. CEntral 0866 ee ee ee ee ee ee : _-. +» A DD DS i i ee ed one nbn 4b bb 4444444444444 ds ww s+ + A SD DDD AD DD DD ; ' a eee em sme meme mee Riverside 4616 The advantages of having home designed, built under the ALBERT MAYER PLAN ¥ (1) No cash down if your lot is clear. ¥ (2) We will build a MAYER home exclusively for you. ¥ (3) One*contract price includes everything. ; ¥ (4) Our buying power means worthwhile savings to you. Y¥ (5) The MAYER standard of quality means “the best ma- terials and finest craftsmanship.” i A. Mayer Realty Co. YOUR |; financed and | 4608 Gravois o_ —_ —_ == «am. eee ee _-. SS Se DD SL SL DD DD Ss consisting of four stores and two/| The rental is) $5400 per year. The property was to May Building & Invest- ment Co., which gave as part pay- | ment, two double flat buildings at. 4405 and 4404 Floriss place. The Anderson - Stocke -Buermann Co. | total | bermann. Investment Co. of a new double|§ flat at 4526-28 Cleveland avenue. The sale was to William G. Ven- ker. The Aloe Investment Co. | took in part payment a aingle flat at 2705 Arkansas avenue. KE. H. Kuehn represented the purchaser. Anderson-Stocke-Buermann gold | Building & Invest- ment Co., two new double flats at 5020-5024 Chippewa street to a’ client of A, C. Beckemeter. > ' od . , Street, from John Knoll to George ' Eisenmann. GRAVOIS - WEBER PARK ‘east side of Vasel avenue, consid- | Kamp. Z3ungalow at 65438 Bates streer from George Kamp to Arthur Ko- Brick cottage at 3437 Keokuk H, Geiger, | Cottage at 3848 Texas avenue, from Willidm Yuchs to Joseph | 3711 Marine avenue and 3710 Salena street, for Albert Kimmel | to Lillie L. Schultz. Flat at 6456 Idaho avenue, from Lillie L. Schultz to Albert Kimmel. REPORTS RECENT SALES Gravois-Weber Park reports the | following sales: Lot 50 by 152 on 4 ’ , : > es 3126 S. Kingshi ring. gshway MEDERACKE-BARR, INC. R. MEDERACKE, Pres. . Will finance and build for you homes of quality; oO years’ experile basement to roof. nce; beauty plus durability from Call and see us, or give us a LAclede 6573 , SurETY CITY CLUB BLDG. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M. AAR RARAAA RA AA AA RA RAPA RARABA RA RARARAPARARARARARARRAARARAPA FARA RARAAAPARAPARARA RAR ARR AARARAAR AA OE OE EE VEE ON 8 8 OE Oe ee ee re ve eee Bring Us Your Financial Troubles LOAN AND THRIFT CO. Your Home Does it need a new roof, painting, guttering or any other repairs? Consult us about a plan to fi- nance this—repay us in small in- stallments out of your income. Regular payments earn interest. 1022 LOCUST ST. ~; ‘uy Sawus uo aaayntue oured puw ssaappy 4n0f 9IM—! ALON ST T T T T TI —] li | T T T T ‘ . ‘ | (Wk ee . . i : BALANCE LESS THAN RENT , @¢ Yr. ong - . a ay =e. " x: Plan Now to Own Your Home If you own a lot, we guarantee that we can build you an attractive, desirable, substantial home and finance it for you so payments won't exceed rent money. Investigate. It costs nothing to get the facts. Book of attractive designs and plans free. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY TILL 8 P. M. ALSO EVERY EVENING TILL 8 Saturday During 2050. Sundays, evenings and afternoons call GRand 7839. regular office hours, GRand Manchester Manufacturing Co. 1210 %. VANDEVENTER AV., 8ST. LOUIS Builders of Manchester Houses, Garages, Schools, Ete. Visit the Manchester Model Home Located at 1226 S. Vandeventer Av. Very Attractive Prices Liberal Terms on Manchester Garages We invite you to visit Osage Hills and to acquaint yourself with this Our office on the grounds is for your use. Come out today! You will enjoy the ride out fine project. Big Bend Boulevard property. Hills The Manchester-Osage and Kirkwood-Ferguson street car lines end at Osage Hills. A purchase in Osage Hills i foot of ground set aside for hor Country Club Grounds in this unique equal amount and more of footage is community parkways, the golf reational areas. ‘4 j i WAY "i re TT ; ~ ~~ N s exactly that. For every homes in the beautiful e development an given over for - course and other rec- Thus, while a purchaser pays for only the tape-line measured front footage of the lot of his choice, he actually benefits in increased valua large surrounding acreage d acquires in addition all the tion that accrue from the evoted exclusively to the beautification of the entire community. direct to the A two-for-one value...easily that...half to be sold and the other half to be given over completely to developments whic all the purchases. development of | vestors? What other gives such guarantees of in- creased future values? Consider this before making an investment in other property, just ordinarily planned and developed. h will greatly enhance the value of What other St. Louis residential fers such splendid opportunities to in- “Environment Does Make a Difference” Ye 4 ST.LOUIS’ On Big Bend Boulevard BIXBY-SMITH, INC. 316 N. Eighth St. Ralph F. Bixby, President Ethan A. H. Shepley SEND FOR THIS BOOKLET Rixby“mith, Ine, 316 N. Eighth St. Piease send me. without ob telli ig about ‘ sage igathoon, beau the hiille. MAin 2219 J. C. Smith, Vice President Harold M. Bixby Directors Garneau Weld eee ee vee eee ecoemmre eee ee ee ©

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eat nee) ape VME a 5. a Pn RR WO Ge! aye TTR ce gy eer 4B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. a5 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Want APARTMENTS FOR RENT Northwest a err APARTMENTS FOR RENT Northwest 7 _ = oo ar namee ne a Newlyweds ‘ vps Couples Moat attrac : nished -by th ate cold water. reasonabl closet MARS RE tive 4-room efficlency ir e landlord: light, heat space. Everything ALTY CO Natural! Bridge THE BEAUTIFUL NEW COLLEGIATE S W. COR, ENRI' RENTALS $67.50 7 YOU WANT AN Ar AR TMENTS ry i AN hae hA AQP F f $475 } “er d 6 \Y « i o EXQUI: APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT _West APARTMENTS FOR RENT oe West ~ West } ' West } ~ 4 1; Tea rooms, — ay - ; pagubeness —~ , - : ° ta4 eA NETH ERBY HALL 4540 LINDELL BL. All of the attributes of the finest home can be obtained in the Netherby Hali Apartments. Lo ation, » air of elecance, an ideal ‘rangemen - ome. reception eat 2322 cal] room 60. —- es. M A 8 ; or tanitor. OF hone ‘e (Ravmuth. opposite Marv In- ro eo } | PE SERSHING | PERSHING. ed, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ~ West 5500 gudjet: reduced (Second floor) —b- condition: concess fag 0° REIL Ly CO. 323 Tentent. M Ain a tes3 } Et SROOM EFFICTENCY. RPHY aE GAS RNISHED: AL an CR EFRIGE ERATOR ar MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 Olive. (eR) eee mamma 5520 Pershing—+ Rooms as? ; tur hed . RNWE . E. co.. US RSHING “XPAF TME LT ~e floor: ace “Boxx—Com Dletels y Yurnishec larg? S6BSIW. it ¥. MAin 5056 | WATERMAN SND BEL BELT r sg t Moor east, large rooms, untan r "Ff FA) ren, « Ps i rooms ° iran y bed. , bath. gas stove, .RNWw ELL R. E. CO... hington bi. 5 ewes Chest nwt ene - wt FOR RENT | AP n. E. Cor. Waterman and U mon Avs. aths: reasonabiy Or OMA Re. s -ACKL F. R R. E. wer wa New Apts. Just at Completed gthwest Corner Clara and Clemens pen priced. ent on A ogg today. ore an ~~ =e ie Iti EXE, J siTigiMer WI L [AMS a | “WE. -ORNER DELMAR AND UNION ant lv =P ite inted. ‘ments: light’ $45 to $75: rental Y BPS PSTEIN. ae Cc — . oo 7 MAin 4984. EUGENE FIELD 4339 OLIVE ST. @30 and wp: room ine hed. kitchenette and bath; ‘wa ter. gas a fur- na electric wi brand new 4-room gas and electric re | jj nt. 201. or | THE 3438 R OVERLOOKING — FIRE-PROOF BUILDING TH AND COMFORT AT VERY COME OUT TODAY. OUR. PREMISES. Apirtments have eral with 1 and 2 extra t si : ADL ON " ae M niin “a : a a eb 20 : > = ‘ ? .. Bwas et 3 : ow s “3! Manager. JEfferson 65372. | 2 im ast | ai | —s ODEMYER & CO., USSELL | | , . -PERSBING AP. \RTMENTS | ee ee Sy MAin 4124. : 109 — ah eaee beds. RESERVOIR PARK 1 Iv > Al! ‘oo Reauti? hee SHE RWOOD ( ‘OU RT AP: \RTME N Ts = _L LLL 2326 = FINEST Lo “ATIC ~~ 1S Merine room. eimette, 54 ve ’ aT T° ‘ 4 Al) , A ‘ HSwW, & sc a4 a . ‘ - - ss ‘ : ‘ ** é ‘ i ' * si rooms. Fer LIOR Hes, i ay IP TY Ns ong 3 tar electric light, refrigerati: ELL. 4434— eapullat GOLDMAN, MAin 45 LINDELL. 43 extra. HENRY R. WEISELS & CO., INC = roome—1 bath. [HANNE GSCD An sites “droom | flere, tile bath and kitchen floors: show he Eighth and Chestnut y lochs een Sint BOM: LICK. Garfield 1427. «| frigeration is furnished: paneled walla. | shq janitor service, Phone G actiel ) T40 —r gyn | “st BP oui 7 CARSON. 625 Chest: RC DE MY ER cs LU. sunroom. large lawn with trees: $130. "| host grocrries, cars. schools, churches. MURPHY ‘BED. HEAT AND JANITOR Vy pia A par t ents wore: | “ere CABANNE. 560°—Wirst flcer cast: four| “GODWIN REALTY CO. _ | MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive, MAin 5036 mM I ! ee So oms. neWly decorated throughot des 5943 1 ae O-) | = eeepeeererngenemeens monn SS) FE. CORNER WEST PINE AND VANDEVENTER 5- eahaes Apts. : ind HIGH TYPE EFFICIENCY ~Fogegpang TS ; Sih St MAI Only 2 Left oN. Sth am'ed and pa nted () $99 5.00) eae oe N. 1] - ¢ Apart ments . Shorten: KR. E. Co., MAin O44. e708) ‘O) y UIAKEGO’ ‘HK oe 0) cron ant ancoce ete. vent, ewe, | a RUSSEll AYMS ip GERERE eri reer, | te eN hee Ream | + * IDEAL HOME || =eegee—emes os Re iltor. . - 5 — P j rooms : , - : . ; ~~ e™t bit — J J UL 4 | sun pariocr rph a nacer on premises or call kitchenette. ; , - ; re P : ; 3 electric furn tion. See Mra, W. B. SE MAin 1238-39 i) Francisect 804 Chestnut st Regis “a LINDE! Lt. A eS — ———— ———— he H. Convent ‘Garden’ nd Taylor - omndiel m $52.50 per month. Chestnut “st. Corner Pershing 4905 LINDE! - BL. sident man on premises. | WEST on noir. inet rooms jving room. kitchenette. “. H. RODEMYER & C0. | 1 MceCAWLFY 414 TEES Fe ae carter; ——— apartme! ment it Sookie fora eae Ee re Al 318 re yn ma util : See u -t.. Sgima: eS weELT, RB. CO. 110 © —CHOIC E APARTME NTS zarake 9 rooms re hal!. 3 Banister 1v - : = BEX a s desire ~~ tires , ‘ dos ‘ ‘ ‘ ej ‘ 4 i 4 . . P : i ‘ — . ‘ Tah ‘. , >, : ¥ RY so Pullman bre 2 nveniences rooms, rent re ced. | 1130 Hodiamonts ren 7 . . t. ‘enite | 6238 Cabdanne: Me 'Phersc om 5 mM Sh co so 3. 4 and: Apts. ; a J iK. apse , , ; i ge . . gin x , i. : "4 . ee . i va ; bus g as os zs - iJ } - — — ad © = - a > = Cast’ “ EST PINE. 417 1—5-room FL : , ’ ; ; at , er ‘ - Ben . . ‘ . : . 2 - = — x 4 i | walle j I ' -] : : R FAL TY, 3 : ; . . ne , , ‘ n ‘ m it = eeping Murphy bed. steam heat. janitor » * ‘ if de : 3 fir st or thir Pe 3300-23308 RI SSEI L : i 7 ‘ * - 4a ; ‘ P 4 et Py © s - ? Sos : ; : fad _ . ¢ INSK _ REALTY 4 ,ragre ‘ tio! . A? ec . rahi! . : su " par! rs - 42°4 sels 4 : " es two regu: ik 7 \WEsT PINE. sosl—Beantih fe rable, first floor ee) CO. INC. ” 4585 LINDELL. reoms, sun parler. sf a 17 - &10 Chestnut. ciency apartment of single baths, is ree yard: garage : z aR PLANKE 71) Oh M Se RNE “

UTHWOOD AY. eye ge tments; in-a-dor bed: “HALLER R. CO., 807 ONTTA. 6624 hath: m t- a OREON E. e R. Monticello Apartments sax-soxita i ' = , - af ‘ 4% : t r ~~ > . > - : ' ’ ’ ’ | ; : . c | ' ] — : - — ; mn : - : i West, 2 m8 , oP tachment ge : “ ae . ; - : a 1 ‘ 2 4. " Tea ’ - : -aA Tw . . t's >» * al hab me nt n ri fi rh - -etyced ot ns “y . wig 7 . es ‘ - ’ Ff ‘ 7 a . acta i - : ' rk ie ° 51 a: . ‘> > = “ = ‘ ~ he 4 ~ | . ? : eee. ’ 7. > : . a — ‘ re ’ ’ 2 ? ° * , = A ’ + . . : us tx 3 : UTH. Sich Pi 4S , 29h) tc rooms. sun par- 4 : - ~ ) — Fe aati ae | ** . , ; s . > + -_— Linde UL at V t Vande ‘enter m Effieiency, $60 to $ HEMMELM ACKLERK R ; c A e or small far et) : = vs: PHERS? N, ae B rooms. tile bath 7 . i CATE 24 First f! D> R room newis decorated . s'eam $°°9 Qn. SAVINGS TRUST CO.. Alen DL Reon Wk: “ei: CY - ise ‘ ; * ‘ - a? . partme 6 ms Prt sz a NOE hae renee ear } new room efficien wll deccrat | id ; socom | and S-room ape! 2 to 6 Room Efficiency Iecors 37 i RT REALT3 14 Chestnut STEREO —F rooms: heat 1s-| modern throughowt - RANC] - fz (rR I 7 ‘ ? | ayy * ; : . -» 7 : > | . rr e°5- ’ 2 . . me 1 : Serr. sia LA . ) »’ . a, rr . — — s 3 | ‘ ‘ i \ : . ' : ris = . - : wll . . + ; mse : . ©) ‘ _ ~ é a ‘ a ’ _ APARTMENTS SSeS see ate Tee aa | ORES alg’ 4 SSS to Betanows | RE ae FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED lowanece f od tenant. ; initor service. ATwater 7] 7 | reasonable. | GaArt 7 a | tia” pen " =p a €: rr le: | bea rtiful rooms, 6-room ry : \ 7 S. GRAND BL. AT CASTLEMAN tA NCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 Noth et. | pearance a ——; — |} a °F 1S N. Mth, | TOOm —, Se . 5, STANLE 50 SO ae Opposite Beautiful Reservoir Park. : ; ae HROEDER-WATSON Ri S ene api oh Tee Rent includes heat, gas, electricity, 81 Aparti mei its wo c ii 32 ; refrigeration an. running ice water. Qn? Janlior Serv ce iTaNli To; Ss ; > aueene _ | a tien Uy owner. CAbane 46601. fez) | = am ms, Mu vy be . AV .—--90 ffictency l . LAD pniimms , P i -o — . : SE ™m ae ALE #V.—o-room eff) = Bs anew { vq Se tah) ss ia | Luxuriously furrished and derorated. FRE D W. GELAN REALTY co... ao f ; ™ ; “ ? Pa re. PL Y MC 18 TH OS : en d FR [LL R ' z ne reoro and dining — wa . € « tas 5BRSS ye furnisocd Visit onr ~ : , : 5 a 134 ment newly ‘deco! nd ex 7 in Ose . beds. kitchene tie, ¢£ mila? ont ' dining room, lounge and shops. cas and electric “ the comforts of a home : W N rr TY All T} S. 5! Cons 3 7 : ee — : > — ed la fe Tr om ‘ = Re CUS Ee res of 0! AS can ? hm ana tee om box. b - eat without the 4 ~t : ~Viie : TMrous ‘ Bie . ‘ Ye , ” oon ee - oe : . ‘. o> S a: i> oaths pt ; ; Worries, ’ ~~ ogg gt ’ a re } herlands. McPheraeon ie _ _ - ——- - SH ARDEL 7 aT TE Ms CBA. vss .-—FOr. sul . 4-Room Efficie ney $82.90 es i), 45 a ee - | roon | n oat | newly decorated a mae oes a ae ant. See Pr. SFU SOT WE — ER “4 FURNISHED HOTEL ROOM ne POR mosey M ARYLAND— " ; ? ; as anne “ROSELLE HOTEL Southwest hon hall, 2 tethe mice porch; 3° expow | PO: ee ee - Blanke R. E. Go. or a MAin 3046. ’ rT) ; § Chestrut. 4 ¢ tel unit tr ‘ , 5 rreta‘.ia,. : nagcer ‘ Aban y “RODEMY ER & CU. t MAin ° 7 fone open iro iz MAin 4512-%0) Sr stove a! door ‘arge rooms. t }eirable APARTMENTS CO. 624 Chestnu APARTMENTS FOR RENT = NDWORTH™ ~NEW EPFICIEN ) 3L. MER. WItLray m efficienc wood ¢ 1s PLE, 8010—8 room [_decorat et 83; WESTGATE. oh LINDE pore bane - af 3 ’ ‘ 4, ‘ an 4 ; ; ; Te’ . 4 . ‘ . = ’ ‘Foe r , “2 ’ - t> =: " 6849—S oe " * if ~ m. breakfast room and : ‘ : irepr ‘ i art e on | es » ry ry ‘ hy —_— . a 2 ‘ . ‘ pute — J ge " : Septe- 7 “eas range. d ironing . . te a h ' a -teaire : Sa78 CLEMENS and ry ; " >= P . b ‘ . " . , " ; ig aa e ** lo : P + rand » TroomMNs pic. , J 4 ? , ‘ hi t 4 4 [ ; rr J ’ ‘ " ‘ . McPherson at Newstead iN BROS. | GIKALDIN BROS, R. E. CO. 813 € eee be i | furnished: | MoKAIN 329—4 roo saul th er : 0} ~: ; : rt; 5 rooms,| 1m : 50% > a , | “large rooms, ms AMP DEN y AL . rt rR Oo: Ww garaxe available will re jecorate to - = ~ nt Cail RL CONCESSION FOR SUMME | 4145 LINDELL oe ee f Utena; chee": tout ; “ais aaa ol — © available one 6-room Fourroom apertment, block eas of Fores s~ Sth ype San oat et. SOL GOLDMAN. Realtor. with south. east janitor service. Open; call > per Manih | Raos _ WOLF. PORLACK. iol XN. 8th GRand 853 ; CIndell B30 (QD: ee 2858-59 GARDENVILLE APARTMENTS LAREN! v1 2— rs 65%-31 Sa arce rooms and | L NIUN '@ Kuoms AND SUN KA neshighway af Bonit block j .. = were ecarated t and fanit _ ; : Dren . P J decomaied 2 ~ painted, INC. 904 Chestaut “hittier ar rn rT serv'ce ‘-WALTERS ‘ ao4 neat in - ela 4097 rs Bs “ ‘ art : Io: an: ry . : jay. re PANGBURN th: : 5 ) : “ i ‘ Bieic . Tooce ‘ “ rent red Gc: Yru. _— —— ESS |, #ud : rviee fur COT and ’ 7 to . Oo »)) aici “ LNG . Realtor. ee 7 : oma gs eee ions OF By a Mr. Ar POMEROY-BERG RK. Eb. CO. | =.= == = . beni 0 FINK-ANDERSON 0. . etm eS Abany 4 ; wy , $F r se i L220. s) E—— wate Trees or --ae s NE WL y Ww FE DS AND TC APAYETTE, 3017—Exceptional 6 rooms ° HILAND 36635. : BA LINIE RE ’ ’ : 7 as . . : ’ : , — ‘ : " y = 4 - ‘ ' “cy \. eres " . . TI . . > »r “— ? late moO ah lO ==nn=0E>0—[—2.———on———C—=—=—== ’ ~ ‘ rH r . . . . ~( ‘ . . . -* . . . > ma as* 5 : ‘ | 4 L 5 ? ‘ > > indiaaes TT . - 1 25 ‘ 1; . ’ - - i as - +: re ty £: 2 . :* i fal - 7? : ' , 7 7 * : — _ . ‘ - > is WAMOLETOULACK. 101 S. etn riou oteewe bees ‘SP is pverrtl RWRE L859 ng-roomn with 625 W ESTWOOD DRIVE _ ton balls ae andlord light, ans tne wn Bi. h hot and co! : «6 : ;, ; G RY r ee as ; — » little ' nehine ‘cte> - ’ ee a.Nig aU ‘ : : : ' egroums; tie ree free wil room with . space. Ever; * ap : oe A el “~~ Tas ; ~ abinet and iceroom; ed reduced rents. Will decorat: 4 aoe oe rept. © oe a4 a thea s > ad ‘ » & : : ‘ry > , & F ‘ = bod . , WASHINGTO ; 10! eis To . » a: Al 4 ‘ . . Ss: , 604 — aD . ‘ . : hy . : . he a 2—iniy 1 left: 4 sun- | 5 f eo7e. ’ . OHN -_ OTT. eakhew: a9 ‘Chestnut. airy Tfeorms, wat, janitor service: 4 H. A. BB nent aN janitor servic ee ; ~ 7 “E08 t g ge rA—oP POSITE : —" EMME ~ Sees Bee ; com plet redecorated. $65 99) lam sa oe mon INGTON, 4044—o roc . ¢ ; > : ro efor i ro. ie , , ‘ - i [T $= \; seni — ‘ ‘ ‘ s . 4 ‘ Delmar a [Yaa a i |. = : oe ae FF phe ~~ : - yt st or 3d ft d Ss. . a r? . ’ - , ‘£ ° ¢ - . - , . ‘ : = : . bse Pra’ , : fi , awe . : : 4 ¥ — - — . 4 " eh on oar . , . . ; a - ~ " > . , a 7 - “ ‘ " fe om R EALTY i> ry +} [ a9 ! Es ‘ oF ' naa : rs 4 Oy COU \: Zz ) ri i . poss : I ’ ! : ; KING ’ R : ' ; ~ P MAi - " ; vely G-room ri. Al Z ; ss . r ‘aD , . ° Z . » . —— . . ie — * ‘ Ftbrest room, 2 rated, eg wt 1 -\4 oF ian * » 3 ree) sO ia me . ’ . a aes apartments ts MOOK-BL ACKWEL DER &1444 fi mig : . tate : BE, we bests i. iE ST ATE TR L ST C A). at Uniop?. BALSON RE ALTY “CO. oe nay ~ ms 4 iurt “ oe lr. : ces ¢ >t .T? P 504 ‘ = 7 B: e ; , or 65114- -i st PY . ‘ . mente T {Al ‘ only. a COs) | erbeck. Edw: e.] NEWSTEAD, 15 ND — RENT RE ee ne ee ee ‘DUBIN. | « FOU AL , THIS IN ST. LOU UIs: RAND -836 N.—# rooms, sunroom, ; bed. Keivirater: garage ao. sey MILER Ph . = Ape pOOH | 1 MA al ’ ; ‘ . GOLDMAN, R % NINA r — 7 ings in ne 8: a= cLrwt Entral 031% te z : “a " and Murphy or 3d floor. — , dt. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut part a adn eens OS Prveu 3 ences ¥ Ss ee KINGSBURY, ¢ - Pee ‘ un] "eat Ge Bho. i at Sera rh : S—$0 SDD . SHO Special Pe eee nes eee OSit | RUSSELL. 3200—5 « modern: pret | SOL LOL GOLDMAN, Realtor, MAin 4532 «-) . , be | 1 floor ted. pa CVC RART REALTY nut — =: | —— — s ROOM ot : new. modern HAKKIS, 226° (—KFENT $40. ; 4 rhe e? an . a... Eee wT At : ; kK a Murphy bed: ra on, ora nc-m ine | DOR, S$ rooms, tite bath, hariv { floors: | ree) ‘ : \PARTME — Exc t rooms |! . , : rere t ries Jahien : rand TE ffs rvi Ll 4 ts ; ~ re ; goes é) wer south. poe { t>.. yard, Pe ten ty of | STN Ganl RY. ESTATE CO.. Cae. oan ~. Sth set. (;Arfield 002. SAVINGS TRUST ‘€0.. 4915 Vo m 4 Oroor DELM > kh: athexiae {EIER 112s AND 5-room ; aa ite! ; ehHed ] } —_ eH i , APARTMENT—0o ‘ee ably Jur ] irrr. ° ; if HALIER R a 1 ee SOUTHAMPTON CO., 4511 S. Kingshigh’y. | ? =e . met At L EON. ARDO HiIOLLY. 20% Om Murphy bec A TFT f oO N net : orOSs Fal r view J2 ‘Ss : ’ : ro sOCO Al = : : se tat aes ers ee ee 343 room 7 ri et heat 50 (ef? ee . ST. LOUIS with Murt toe _— fr rent R 4: Second ficon, 4 large mi rooms, un par APA ARTMEN today throne NF gloss . a satid ieee oan , ettingill Aoetene” 5630 PEKSHING room apartments ras etore and janitor service ; heat and ARTO 1G-DIS “HINGER @808 ¥. Grar’ Ne ir le’) 244 WRITTTER. R tC Ss19— Tr aArart: — : J * ’ «? Me. th % ‘ ; ! . . : cs 7 9 , te : 4 ‘ : ~ ': . tence section; = . Pret grpoge! Mis eautiful new S-room at ment ' a . : — é‘ ' reference aE Sek He : 3 it See iahitor oF cat owner. 6 ta fo ; P : eee : Pee u a ‘ Ci ‘ , s . : ' i ‘ ; (SF Re TAN COURT \ Po] 5 , : : 9 vi : Pa: . h _f x . ; “ > 2 ut - - Northwest aE PW Aran oom tA G14 Chestnut. |: we he, ae 7 = 161 M RESt DEL + OLS 6-SE— rd flo he 5660 KINGSBURY BL. ay SeErtal os — : oo ane gp ac fn . os C HOIC E -EFFICIEN SHLANI. 4°70 ’ AR ME wT Lt Sl RENT. 2 TM & NT ° " re ' : EVCGENE ‘ THE ~ ER TY.Y.T.A% ; a = oe ll ae - me eer . At F est | : —- Oar ; cheatin’ oes ben - : oy - , _— r at build . “PARTM: ; tak FE. sa . ost 5 , aa es es HENRY fT — | . ; tion) t vi ne : , - & K G. Scott, > : . : ° rT) i one . . . o dl : tts’ : . - : : és . . ‘ e = . ~ = ) - . ’ . _* : J ~ (t.. Ete . , ns : eee o ° ae . ¥« = > - _ ; . 2204 & GRAND io R FOR Caton, WY | sien oe 109: sth st © MAin “4124, UNIVERSITY THE OXF ORD. 2 . ciency apartment. eas, clectric. refrizer A701 WASHINGTON - > Lai} " - . | ‘ > ' ti r . : ‘ * : . 5 ’ > : ty LA Ww, es | b . | 4° \¢ ARG) Rd I i AC i D Mi APLI »4 JRé eee 1 7 B beorapie ) : ne ' lock “a st of ind b 3 and 41 5893 Ooms. = We hare one heantiful eulte svrafl NORWOOD. G0 “3 roon cone ENRY WETS) i. ah, dhe sar ht toe MUL. \LTER: PALTY ¢ 5696 KINGSBURY ' oe — _ Sasa =i acne ranges (Bs oe * . . ao see her — we of Immediate possession. Eight a a. sea - 3 peat. tc ) beat oP . . wee ; rooms. sunroom and 2 bath nce WaAin. % a4 OF r aiiviere room s oS. a -s ol aa - ene wit 0 | Jittteena ~on4 - - Sines pie ° ) ** Ught rooms and three ‘teths WEST END. REALTY AND CONST CO. ~ ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS. 1: chi oes the ¢ 5271 Di ELMAR BI, Th 5 7 rent furnist nable rent. M. H. RODEMYER & C0., co. 108 . major bathe are being FOrest 62 $16 Union. : ; o4E S. heer tla nd u See manager om pi Bs rer heen aes ; ; O89 N Sth Se MAin 4174 : F m ae in slum ee with aT ——— i 4. Re 90M Ey Pad F ICIENCY er H. RupE MYER & CU. LIT HALLER RE. ¢ " Chestnc 3 ) | Across rom. ) - “e fixtures New heat. garace. janitor service with Holmes bed hen cabinet. e): " Pheresn Seent cian we . si | lw4 anions tea as. mocer! eee = 8S00 Clayton av.; J ( ti , electric refrigeratio WABADA 5156—S — m eft (enc y nod ; a > ri . : ms : ’ NOOR . ' _ onrts : ‘ ens ba ; . . : ind . ' | - . . , wdiahan 1 cy , ’ a: é on BOUT 5 V ARD F : va ausa" . hs iri receoorate throughout to a. aya | 4 ; : : . # ut . ate te . ’ | i 4 * i ‘ 21) : oF . : ..%¢ te mn ‘. . . . Ria - 7 . . . 7 . . a f ani ’ Pe = , 7 ; -_— ; ur taste ee : c * tA pe er serge mt ig + third t i decorate. Garage op | FE. 5 light Ion 1001 WASHINGTON gas stoye furnishes we: : ‘ ‘ r v tac cing - FEINBERG CS; > 2 30N riraldin Bros. R. E. Co. mi. i098 Oe Margaret Apartment > 311 N. WHITTIER. t. 311 N ~ he U0—4 rooms; modern; gs- +2 rage: $45 : ; . POMEROY BERG R. ¥ CO, FWrest 70467. = & 5 a efficiencies . . ote ne ee 7 —: LIGHT wy GAS e | a Sansa ; 7 : tt Nat ret Bridge 5-4 , oom apart. Lon =, . 1 ee a > KAiSGSLA Oo! o-reom apart +7 ment gy Sri ; OAK HART ar \RTME - 3 e . 4 " ier > } ‘ a. > -t % ‘ ‘a it I if . ND. N ) ONS : : INT. y bed 3 Ooms. * = ; ? mesT ND "RE ALTY A v \ CONST, Ct co. 416% HARTFORD. Mae Murph: ZA 5 — . MARTIN —- Love 7 a youn eft nes 4 We VERNON t at x water Ic K iT. 4 : |e “5 ; 4 . te S545 2 “% ’ Call) Mas SLOG A—41 ROOMS, BATH. HEAT | M. H ‘RODE MIEK & (90., mt ry¢ Seo Che tnnt yH54 e OF 7 ‘ fc} 2 BATHS ” Sutomatic refrigers- . electricity and gurase *Dpace for one car. Two-rear lease, S22 M. H. Rodemyer & Co. MAim 4124 j . » Triaht arts PE RSHING 3327 Fire floor. 6 bewutiful | roogs. sunroom. Inquire Ce JANITOR SERVICE: $35. Ain 4n2 Beautiful efficiency Se. OLIAN 1610 Ove MAIn 5A3¢ ___ A _ 4174 jj} room. ‘breakfast Sor beds. " (e835) all AN. 55)8-25-—-4 racmse @ enn.| a rooms. i-s~w 7 f Range Awes - 52 nA 40° 7 ne furnished. manager 08 ire yy oy | , - 8, AG yy . : al | > or unt Ee che a Om e Vi S 2 Ar. ~s (ss MARIO APARTWENT Sener sae ‘ (ACL Une a om ! | 4 & rooms, newly decorated: i. i anit” aieeaedidan ates “Ge DOUGHERTY sa i9ty “ “wtdhng a ~ ne P49 &; . toe 4 ra ef flaten. na ; r e ,*3* ' or, 2 | v — - in gel - : . r Ey . . pa Me 7 ee : " ' . pay" very name nal Call _ a > : : Rene = me * ; : ‘ . 725 SKINKER room, bran! mew; furnish gas, electric [Paar t or. od CORE ie , tet es gag meno, : Grex (ficiency -_ th. Call L_ WOOTEN, GaArtield 3164 - .4026—4 rooms feception | BEAT TIFL , oe 7 iger OT i ; wi aA ' PAGE BL T ‘ m ; al a.i hew.ve Gecor ated Ara! ente 56. 4 5 roamed ‘ . niy $ A nm? . ied taste | | CORNER BELT AND VERNON | indir = ROOM EFFICIENCY, $65 | WATERMAN” $300—Sublesee @ “Taras ‘extra larce sun parlor. tie Zima ~~ 4 parim aor JOUN HH. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. part s. rent $60 and NRY RK. v : | S32 Recon’ flons Ss Se le rooms, concession: open. CAbany 2604R | c! “4 eB» 5. “ere mec s ; (os: o suit: also 32 ; Y > eS A—C rher NEWLY DECORATED M. H. RODEMYER & Co Oth ond Chestast. 7 tr t Park rst ne m and com dining WATERMAN. 6153—6 rooms, ne. 3 baths. ae si \ewly Decorated wat anc 50 ; ak an _~ . eae oe i : tm 4557 ] ’ ~ het Lotte studio living reem: gcarace: asrage. PRospect 4-ROOM EFFI IE NC Y —$5: a rome . | aS CACLEDE. 41258 : ay the ff ve. of berdeaes | &. See oe. ATTR ac TIV E APA 6 ROOMS, j 3 r . : . rie a ; a at rmitne > in ere i ti) ath t\tumn heat .s “MU aATERMWAN *.01—A oe BENTON APARTMENT— 3150 8 Jerr - OFT iwrenc: 3 . a : YER BON 1] G. SQOTT. S00 Chestnut ry rou is exceptionally light and airy| sleeping porch: newts @ec DeMUN PARK, The} . , . , ! : : ; e De odes ; Beautiful ¢-room ef! : 2 Mz L719 Lawrence | neve ra 2 ths 5 os at -—\ , LA! rte P iarce 1 yee out: reasonable nt le) : b “on, gaa, = beilt-tn troning i ard UP-To née {fictions artmente. whick } ; , : > he “~ STANLE ' ‘ LTE WAN 3 lous *OOr date bathe se ee a c, em ne« lecora tec BUCKING! , a... eter ‘ - | B. ' ‘or set off i: : as 3 . 2 ate and mod ; . out! . | mea =. ) Gtalive rermmierea tr en? aan 6 « a 2: : : Til, @ : rut * ant ERSH! sah! , Ss me ar ae “expogtr: pe . : , F — Be - ~ » _— Aa . ' * : >’ é : JOHN BH. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. = “OUT A. §68~3~—S (ti; roam bent: third floor moni $190 af 1144. Owner ai bi -_ SAVINGS TRUST CO. 4913 Delmas, | PRANCISPERRT-BUTE, 10 3

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SUNUayY, aay 35. 1987, APARTMENTS FOR REny @ AUNDAY. =" = ! 1 292 95-1200 APAR est . MAY 15, ives. T'MENTS, DW WATERMAN 802 ) (second e ELLI N 7 4F sete tal a Wire f: aa aS apanTMmeNTs Fon RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR See er OUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale i in these columns today. posr-pisrarce.__ 2% .; tor >srvice: clean. “eplend leat es . West pats , APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTME ns Sa nartioniers call hi ndid condid ‘any. DD est | FURNISH Re NTS FOR RENT FLATS ’ ' a So EA neriow 584, 8, Ee - -GHESTERFIELD ——— | FURNISHED —FURNISHED oie ed AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS ner)—First floor east. consigtiy South West West | aitic, $22.50. JOST. 308. 722 Chestnut £ § i SIDNEY. 35 3 ; \ } t ( 0 ; 4 ; i, 4 } ; ; | ‘ + 7 q d . A @ ye eae” = . - - ; a " +) | "| eum parlor, sleeping oF naa! N. E. Cor. W aterman and | The anart me Wh sy 3 and 4 room furnished | W partment, “3 i front —— > a oe Fee \ see today. aoe MR thbans-sPackten Th. 2. CO. | The SENATE DET Ae 4271 W ASHINGTON Westmoreland CnS8. S7SE—3 Toone Te partenl” Comal Fourth and Pine Streets rm ‘he 7 A e agp ai 1 in 3; i 25] W ATER MAN. hestn ‘a 65-275 UNION B she. hot. water neta Oe a eat, Hight, 3 2} ‘ m ieney; well furnished: $65.! \ 5330 PERSHING tier O. J. McCAWLEY FE CO., Main ee ~~. . ad I > . ic 2 ' ; oR14 ) +( _ 4 _ bd a | ST IN ~ ‘ ~ — > tet, New Apts. Just C =, ted 1 s GI OOMS APART ee — SON. 617% Chestnut. WASHING TON. 6601—New bullding. beau- Most. exclusive 4 and @ | CASE. SORE oun Sl seen ere 2 AP. ARTMEN iTS FLATS Fe rooms, aot Corner Clara am emens Apartments mont} oan A rivate: $40 tifully furnished, 4 rooms, living room, ' effi iency oe ip the | only $14 F. A. BENEKE. 212 Watn- 736 EASTGATE oa flo e | 911 MISSISSIPPI. a . ~ sa qu as e “* ae’ ’ 3 Or ms aD ath y } "7é on > f fj = Gy) ~ Se sth Loe ng ., hardwood Seu oday. see vg snap peg ea rye or Uv ofarnish 4 ' Utiice, 19 y Open breakfast room, dressing room, tile bath, : FOr I urmished or un“vssithed. wrieht Hidg r, oral s.ove, icebox, ain Four fail r ert an S etiches ms gh eos ule dad Idings, combinin i SPARTNEN ToGo completely equipped, kitchenette, gas, ght UOrest W715. (c09) CARR. 1630_-fcn — rooms and sun $105 00 oeees ‘CORNWELL RE. CO. 111 gpd bath Deeent” gonsiats of Mi oo ‘modern conven- .- | oe linens. dishes, silver, $75. (ec) $30) ‘aba 6615 ENRIGHT, 5 rooms an 25A “WiCHIGAN, Ee ee eee ‘ ana G rr) r met. lene ficie: icles; & . 9 ) FOO ‘ : ; - — j ence, with exclusive very reaso mat 1€, CAbany 2841 ATERMAN. 6128—3-room efficiency: : ow LAF RNGR OVE & SPRCHT oh. screened sleeping porch..... 90 00 bath ; as WALERMAN, 7 rooms. Jeetric refrigeraiio! atm l ! c) | 414 N. Union bl. 6 rooms See theae apartments today. osphere, ‘PARTMENT ~~ Fleganth So6) | SO porter, Saponmed: oer fee | ‘Ra AN: =804A—. rooms, bat! | GUIS MAPLE, 3nd floor, 4 room oy W. N, @ room Isnt. a ae a1? Southwood ay.. ms ores. THEIMER. W IL canal port $e Hee ntly furnish ; 4 Ww ATERMAN, 6016—Sublet 4 1 Ooms. 7 ‘lagh- W Sees Apts. a ‘ ‘ ; e nent noe beacon Bw = _ " vs fe “8 00 . , UOMIS .¢. . rye sa / ; parlor see . > : eo ars (Th etm { { “fi - fe el e. . PUSLTEes - nishec Jt he 17 te . be }, Third floor ' y ri 3 ee r. “é r, rk i i s x ~ ih - \ “ . , . mee) vi ; ERO] WW aahin zon "bi. 5 Toom. es 135 CORNE Ml I (082) APARTMENT—T. ti15 e ets 4 T ‘ ) = —* FE. ‘ ‘ V7 Me} herson Avy. j ’ : > « ’ "h a 7 ’ - S1ié DELMAR. 5 roor 7 an i hath. “0 00 ‘3 LATS } OR C OL ORE 1) ar pal s. ein : ER DEL A if ce MENT ving room, bedroom, | WATERMAN, 5137—6 rooms and eun par-| | $@5. aie, we efficiency. unfurnished,» ©HOUTEAU 22 — oes C9583 PAGE, 2d floor : 2516A GLASGOW, 6 rooms em _ a? >} » | . i ai AiG .il : fr Iner : , ig or jished: iret lnor: 2.9; tly . , A TBO eautifi urn : : , Oy ' ¥ ai { uti } ; ‘ hive sun 3k ' 4 v est Pj von t rooms, @un Parlor, DU NIC mN Plaza Drive Apartments pP ke wey ‘ pape a . , ons ili) m mths. Nor rs a deed Bia de ge at fat as os 6 y } lz " a phe 4 fun ishe aq apart- Hor 1b Bs ~* ne rit] * } iy ii? bs aa | itiful 8. r bat bh . *-* **# * *-* 4: oo ae Py. Ps : | Z ft (e) | ment | urnish " oe pero ~ eye ‘'monen. with garage vy j or : °* 4 i } ° Hent ta! ink ‘ludee li } elec tric; ae Ja I j re . - S@eees ee Ooms f Union | ren r ebare; € ent, eu e. ndit don ; i4ul N. ELEV ENTH. 2 rooms. . at or es! oe _ = gificiency ap: iments: rental $65 to $75: | i CHEAP RENT | business 37. le preferred; reasonable. | ' igi! oD ce ly _furnishe || The locati on Fon gay service, elevator, || Make fine | FLATS oe : — s hh a tb : heat, light: gas and éiecir ic Fre i i an me . Ay finest s€ction of ¢t MORRIS AAC H . ° ' . ‘ . 7 NN-SPA ACKLE rR Ye ea ge a tie ew lh 70.00 cone Le $80.00 |) | APAR TMENT—Until Sept. 3: 6 tho —— WEST. END. REALTY Asn’ coset CO..1 |! lines a bun tet? emer Shite en CHOUTEAT vi €0. INC, — Ct 6127 RARTMER. 4 rooms. batb STORES DMs hestnut st. ’ manager STI oe ape es OF op ‘CESSIONS it ou oF and sleeping porch, turn’ ‘shed Sins LEB VE SAMPLE Forest Park wines, We dlocks from bath, el lectrie: good condition: i. Mamie inodkis tea: tee 5904 DELMA 22x50: 3 . vA Fn) om = = ow Wy og i it Our ni ) r ' i ] - r - a > Park Ww thi | ~| , all service $50: 3 rooms, 2 beds. &60. (c) 45886 Or 4587. +4 a CAbany iy 2781 Chou teau. 3 rox oms in rear: Pca vad WELLS 5 rooma and bath. j 107 09 MARK 30x80 a Rents 0 and up; living room ; | | Rent includes xas aud Geri tricity, 2 | (PAR ‘ARTMENT—Delightfully situated Te | I at Re pag eyo hot my ilies | 312° 1 SAM REALTY CO ab : a a Poe nen oo rent o~e senen Beat: ear Oe ad du had 00 | 194 S. FOURTH. 15x25 th Grae r ritehe nN tt Pi . 7 ba | a ec est Ca § ais, ‘ ) J siti " hak” € nt ) CO.., - — - - —- *) } q ’ en ae : Phim Ae, mv | with in-a-c 10 bed, & reg ale aren Daye wok | ~ 4 = beds. icebox and gas stove in | | E ee ished apartmen ty 5 rooms; gouth |Ppletely ft urnished, for 1 year, to responsi - amd tte Bidg x LIFTON PL., 3155—4 rooms. gas elec-| — aa “heat, hot water, Fa : ms PLC i} rn [. 5 > ql : : - bat ae i la v ir eharre. ee en HA A ~ seu QLUA ie — m | ' yi . dt CoTa te a: 4 ‘ KY. 35503 rooms. elec ir) ‘ dece N. wand 3 0% tee ———— = une to middle of Sentembe ewe oF | PERSHING APARTMENTS a ~~ crt, roome., bath. ew. | ee *. bo $30 Sf | sated S20. wen, GArtie’d 8190), 3 ie noe (View | Kas § 3 ¥ & 722 Cheatnut. ats ste he tr roonie ; MADISON. 28 39—% nice rvooms. electrie a ‘Sescia) ibe -essIONS AL’ ——_——__ iside rooms: 6-room efficiency. consisting of v ears | DOL MAN, 1426—3 roomm#m 2d floor; elec : ~eeteetee tae co. wi. BS ste _MAin 2968 end bath: $2 SHE RW¢ y D COU RT = on ths : wUmnSi turnisued: | living room. sunroom. dining rooms itch-| In THE ARGONNE. 3664 W tric £004 order: $22. An? rer JiUd—. ms ae th .ciectric MADISON, $i3—t rooms: electric; $16; aiti 2 ) rr TO GOOD TENANTS Fersvthe bi_. University City: 6 roams. $ lens bode ile hochrneen mal Genet tee | jae @ ake thee went 3954, Washington, | ASTON, 2050A—6 roome bath, $27.00. | yfa'j, 283. BERG ANS‘DOWENKAMPES | will decorate. Call Mlland’ 4077 seg net “e x. stove. tus Al ARI a 'sS ee ® months: an A «2 inate Set hae Monty. p for) be seen to be anvreciated: Olive-Cniversity ; offering apartments consisting th en HOWARD. TAYLOR, 706 Chestnut. oS MADISON. 2125—Sroom flat, its “vice: 50. : : fw : Rente $59 =0) - enn. » greening = gg 7 maid Ci car: complete ae ping; it} living room with . vacated bed. breakfast, EAST\ 3150A—3 rooms, electric, $145. “eins aie hy Longe coud con: | I . ’ “etd ivé roome., ‘ Now ar lable al ‘ rimet | So Ye UL a 4 Ye vd reqnired Te p pa , aS as ee pt = = | 7 ! the ae . st me fi vd T _ s1B Ts al tl uuy I m™m and kit henette and alse “4 few FRANKEL IN KEAL TX CO.., 1117 Franklin. ; ae 7 BLAN NAF RK. 4 co. sil Chestnut ' ADIS¢ »N. 14404 : 3 rooms, $17; 2 rovls a) "tine! 1170 N. Hamilton: beautiful, new, OE eee “i eae dan tantkos at Sorest | larger suites with additional sunroom hav- central 1334. Re | CLARENCE, 40 1 A r F, newly d te tral 2839. rm” ve. ern efficis ney apartm ents. contain- } ~ Se * ce If Au — a ri _— r) , " ‘ ie - / HT i r ti. 14 i iat 4 rooms gae omaee ae “3 “4 i —— . wr ew | eco- : i haetry io ARES r A— JG rooms, ile ath. 2%): tion. See Mrs, Hamilton at drug store | sleeping poreh: everything fur- ||) EMPLOY ED COUPLES incoming nd udes heat, light, fee, gas and) _MASON. 025 Chestnut, GArtield 7407 urnace: har wali floors: $43. | MADISON, 2203—4 rooms and electries one call oes A 2028 A—3 roome ce. . Mt. CAW ke $0. a The ters Convent arden W B SHELP & CO “ re Apply D037 W aterman. | in the city. Eversth ling furnished | ‘nce at reasonable rentals, the Argonne “Ange: + large rooms, third flocrs rent ALBERS REALTY CO. CAbany 3g60_ (« ET RCO Nn SSN ' oHE nT s. Py . ¢ ° © WS C ~ ° I Arkvi lew }: 348. | DI lai diord nt, at. wae. | | must appeal. uced to only $25: will redeco: ate. ~" €CUnak BRILL LIANTE, 4ul4i—S3 roums, bath. MADISON. ®AO5A 7A0—3 he ats TATE CO., y le MAin 1238-39 109 N. Oth St. LRTMER S ; . . ecrat! lot al | See manager on_ premises, | F. A. BENEKE. 212 Wain wright dg. | @lectric; gurage;: $3 | newly paper nd mt a sinted:; co ~ . St. ond Floor, rner 3 ershing and Tay lor LRIMER, SOt%3—Two large south-front a los pace avery ro STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC., GAMBLE —— Th WENZLICK, GARFIELD 1027. mt reduced ta Ot hy oo. Light 0 loset guess —_—--- Speer Oe a : ms cjije°an Adult 7 - e eorne! : Y's rT) | . M Ain 4: 384. 904 Ch estnut. ' toilet; ae 33—Fla — 3 os : " —" C. ht. ‘MIL TENBER- es iwin *SSiT - Wjur vo $$ oa iiite nie in toilet; will decorate to suit ° ry ms. . . floor: libera i Tt eetiqn He nd Be 1 es ] y ‘} . | CATES, 5560—3rd east. & To = MARS RE AL TY Ce . reasonable ee ' : ’ ar , a . Bowia 1 MCAWLFY Ry ¢ Ain OR" ive ful lobby: karage. See n nt and I Franciscus Rea ty O. | “usual large open perch, southern’ bed- Natural Bridge. (e57x) |); prek: OLDSTEIN REALTY 0O _ Finest Flats in N. St. Louis | is30— rooms. modern, belB; -STMINSTER Pl tae —— as ———.. = ipaceiaiae 804 Chestn ry ‘ MAin 4409. e- $8, attractive furnishings une -10 if — omen es at a | MAin 00: 36. £19 Chestnut st. MAin 4°" 1443-49 De Soto; just completed; 3 : n city: en. (1 ——— 1 {. \ G2 © um Tat | rear porches, separate front oo nae AO. AS b a4 +. SdVLIVA—J rooms. Ue bath, — . nt 4 okine for a cones po a von u d fon eid eee | CLAR A. S2i—(iirst Sides aaath ts oe C ’ on Sy iy = rooms, SurBacs, Sete Perpetua! Help Parish; reduced to $42.5 hot-water heat: newly decorated. (cB) 4 rooms ES 5 INE iT 5——", 3-room efile ry vai re a i and cond i00r* P yo pent ooking me ctopat il efficiencv, PArkview 42: jes ORD) eK , i UPFER-A( KER. Realtors. At Stet ad RAnR |. WANSTRATH REALTY CO., , | MAPPIVT. _ 4225-4 rooms, furnace, ga- a {c) 10 to $12. oo ne “ ae a eT ee 3 DELMAR, 5250—4 front rooms, furnis) i é | | GRAND, 1405B N—o roe bath elec. | Qlfax 3945-46. Florissant and _ Warne. | raze: newly papered. . -- — _ aan 2 rm - ¥:1 of . Byes , Bot “es “hy J e4% pee ‘ on : ——" ~ suis, vs ail | r® | } GR o- 7 ‘ ‘ : D ‘ zeti ‘ ’ MAGAZINE 31 i? f # =t | B. 4 te: we Or * — iS > { liz nts / a. n f } ¢ a men Pr} v Aa °fD t} 7 ro ; ‘ i ° third ‘pt? 4 " ¢ ‘ ) L OD TE in LA36A 3 iarge r »o0ms, ball, ai. . ses 4 | rooms, ee a PepINg | urph: a. PB ah Rees” janitor series odern Sey ECCT eee eins ot aggro nitor se: rvice. eee 46 COi8 SMA a. 315 —— Semi — — are atte r ' . AGENTS’ RENT LISTS | SON, 1002 one ly — ‘DOCKE ae | newly decorated, electric: $19. tric, $20. JOST. 408, 722 Cheskent. . REAL TY garage optional. 09 Ry Recee 4 rooms su ) parlor: very Capanne: 4 rooms and sun apartment, 2 rooms, a fults: “best class. cory - ~e rates CRAND, 1430A N.—4 large rooms, bath, DODIER, 2731—First floor, 4 large co | MARGARETTA. eo | Ww. — Fairground; WREST VINE antifaly “Mghing ‘ ore parior ees ee (oR? wy a9) lectric: rent very reasonable ' bath, electric, laundry: newly Gecorated: modern: & roo eun r ri rooms, sun ‘parlor. eleenin zat ale. OT ERGFELD C Washington: 5 rooms, one | DELMAR. boo5—6 ——' | edt pointe moderns yeiid. (© | | SHUCHART REALTY CO. 814 Chestnut. | S40. ¢) TA, 4456A Beautife . i ~ ~~ . 27 4 a . wr ce ; Las ox >— 8 -TOO - ry « , ’ ~ ; > + Fad . : . ——_ arlor a id | eatin, | lnrge yard: garage “inva = : Mai 177s z adi panth o cane anon 6 rooms. | letely ae Bs . aaa four. 5 pi ”} APARTMENTS | HICKORY, 1305-—F iret floor, 3 rooms: | DODIER, 2311A—Corner Glaskow ; Beauth - Conveniences, hot-water heat: rea- Re R. Fr. ¢ Sigh ning. OG Ti00r,; rooms. : the » intere in pleasant | rlor & itaoie Lo or ople: hette: Delma OD Narimen cae eee Hee | $ | ’ | we y those who are int ares Suitaoi 2 DeOT » kitchenette: Ay \ HICKORY, —4 rooms, bath, electric Ch eetn wt. i SUTIUS b Ms ‘ALT oar ae ener 4 3 na nih exte: 4 “4 eordia! ipvita- | -9° , rm week oC bh ty 2 2% ler UW iu iC i hi | iS 9 rooms, acreen po re » and Murphy bed. 30. . Otks €i ‘ - m room bath e! lactrie (8 fecoratea -2ULIU! a t. EL 7 aes ‘¢ apartment buildng and = ELMAR. 6217_—~Thi ~-¥ 1143 BELLEVIEW AV. 5 “ TY OMERY, ~~~ ou Asun pare (WEST PINE. 4225 — Bea uti ful 6-room n why ou lests remain overt ve see this beautiful apartment, compare #0 gag PHONE PARKVIEW 2008; € rooms, Murphy bed; just completed.| garage. $25, ee || an —— = | roome: @ lectric: a3 heaural ‘ted pboin effi. bartment: eleening porch: southe " ad of years. The mManacer will Db iG ‘ y 7 urge rooms, rrangement, rrounding elmonte is under new manage- STORE 7 ; i ; LAS" ARNE, 1. i ’Fallo ; | Posure: newly decorated: concess: one. Cail to show 3 lesirabie 3 and o-room e! THE GREY STON E and location with others: 3 adexnaenen liv. | ment is newly decorated. Large and | 1131 AND 1141 BEL LEVIEW AV. | HICKORY, 922 rooms, bath electric: | trict: 4 ) hall, bath, a etric, | MON TOOME RY. 3216—-Three rooms. first 3 Tth at. : Westminster Pharr nacy. 4287 Olive. Lim 4) $ 9 Sm . , 7 é stirs tis wat ~ ~ ym. itchen ee mn oom ee ‘ . ry all efficien YY apartments. completely New g ad ineation: cont reasonable ; new iy decorated. Reduce a. $2). : ot. col . ! large yard. sundry t mt. (mT. patn. el lec tric In goad order - 29. 1 OneR enc} ine : a ron subl € : Pagaaates nished. ncludes t r tes ; ———e om . Re kK , ¢ . ance j ONTG os amy i del! 0078. (7) J smegma e. : ud shea a. wate Clayton and De Mun. PArkview 1400. 7. oi _—— ase pwr J bas | —- 7 oo rs | mi ole hy —- “‘’ ‘—— — # $2 eer; wipsa. were —_—_—— ENRIGH? irst a: Or Mie Fo bia ? SAVINGS *S , : >| bedeie ¥ LN 2104-06 } J-0 room fiat: oi abe - Semel charg WEST PINE, 4245—New 3 rooms, 4-room andell 2 - ‘ente Me ‘Ph erson and Newstead nished: & rooms, piano, ¥i Teese fu exp ur 2 transport i. f cilitie nd PARK SAVINGS TRUST CO., en . Sa Pag a Hg x rgain | ~ ~ a =a: beg tlh weg $15 month ‘o, | Chestnut. GA rtiel 4 4779. ee ictency, le bath, hardwood -f1; OOPS, me rer. @65 to $75 Moves 2 Or S aduits. (C)} geek of month, _ naar sie : VIC KORY, 1220—2d floor; 4 rooms, bath, | LLLIOT,. 1522—S rooms, electric tw bu) )NALCKAL BHKIDGE. 3944—5 ms an AV chan leah refrteerat liom. incimerater non ; lenev, $00 Pid) | = 2 Apartment | : n. FLATS FOR RENT | electric: newly decorated: , ers of furniture: rent $22.50), (m) | ou bar or: posite park. Corfe 114%! * Buie 4. ee jad tor e:-% = 2 | an rner Qi iMmaecil ana t ‘ se |] fi urn! shing , om 4 ae ’ o~ f TTO TIFTIE Ns 799 c hest nut et. : f ’ oms , recdncedc NAT taAlL R Db A= JULIUS . it ee kal. ah ane. — +h _ oe | CALIFORNIA, 3174—4 rooms... .$32 ae gk oe eae i, Be rs r 3! — ee: oe oe 7 (c8 saree late ge tae ef three iv om, ° oo At pArkview 47% 1M. 900A Tyler st.: 3 rooms. Ta RY. 1032—6 rooms, electric; only | _ McCAWLEY R. CO... MAin 2814, | —U0room: modern. ©) } eney apartnent aS a ENRIGHT, 5020—Berkshire Apartment: 4- | 509A Wash et.: 3 r nbc ene >. tile NATURAL BRIDGE. 43224—2 ‘) ne: wit nin bed ne nt ntal from OU ash @t.; 3 rooms... | ELL oF SUDU0A 3 rovum tile bath, rooms aad Chee n be | Ste ‘he orice | 4. . Te som om , ine - oe ot é oe a ~ ise Monthly reniaz as A * - ry) f fix ; ncy, i. mpletelv f rnis! , ; in- roe 72 Ob Morgan at. 3 rooms.. - | : Soe OROY & SPRCHT. 11° N Tth. hard Wc rd floo rs, furnace: $40. | bs stn; modern o85 HOME ———— 4: on suits. ty vu . = pgedirnoagiagr + pire Jectri Ee ding 4 -s, silt rware, linens utensils - FE H144 Morgan 6 rooms. a |. HIGKGCRY, 2607—2 nice rooms, el-c.:$35. | JOHN H. ABBO TT. Realtor, 700 Chestnut. ' NATU RAT, BRIDGE 34—5 rooms. sul Paot living J MAND, OS0e-—One block west ef Se ee walle Two-year leases. Ras @aha e@.ectricity, electric ri ation -BUGA N. llth st....... - 14 O WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. FAIR, 4106— Beautiful 3 rooms, tile bata;| Darior, opposite park. COlfax a: te Sy : “ ta PEh ne block Ti rth of Plyn mouth; T ne adc facta “cover hese it3Sti — — x ‘ (ci mer ith a aah ern xpoeare. LIVI NG S832 1enana 108 esses J 5 HICKORY. °315-2 5 AW 4 rooms, electric. FAIR. 4) rs new. 4 rooms. tile an Wasi FE. AD, 43309 N.— J rooms, a . vi oe : a HR JE Dei Ww 4 TSON ” R sF ot } Ml Ai: “ pertinent facts ~ coy ne a 1¢ase j ¢ be . | O2 z | ; , ma: i math: KOOM ‘ Irn Tw IN BEDS. LARGE DIN- 4 ide os gas: will dec orate: s° . V etoar 80! hes t h: very reas nat le. '? ” , lee trie. furnace: 7.50. . : Ariicld 20. EALTY Ree t, ’ ie ea oo aE opr ee set | aren bg pert ge a ay | FCAT — eg ms; electri ae. | FAIR, 4170—Beautiful 4 rooms, tile bath; Se WSTRAD, 4520a N-— : : re | LP nNestny AN “161 Manche ae - Resid: 4 + il 2 a dy Sin pee a, a 24 4 lect i Arfiel o Fe ST TT. SSIS N ly On fiat .» BY STEAD. 4120 N, LL : oem . : at hester, ; . , } : . , ’ : Is at ps at entrance. (¢ 09 ) a? S aA. eller ric. ds. rite d 8342. aiit J r m ar, ' arr rT . e eR} " i. ' ATS. r= = floor; bath end electric: tric, was: large Dit NTGOMERT. 20v53—Four reoms. - S57 {Land V4s6# E50 TO ¢é6N — - : - : SWEEhan kt Nino HOWARD T AYLOW 70 Chestnut. | ¢ SoU LO Sb! DEMYFE. ® RN ISHED APART MENT—5 ¢ ONS: RA r —_ €470A Finney 5 rooms, hall.. 00 | JEFFERSON. 516 $. nished S40. ay THWEST CuRNE R W HIT? I TeR AND Ried hie inten a' ae gh oe i Spearess M. a. BO . ag, Ping POW ; ~— : 4 “tee y D a iewknee — = nis SS01A Texas. 6 rooms. ” bath “ag 5 00, necting rooms. gas. lectric, bath. fur- ta i— eo) intRe PUUUIs, Bicure, auU.l4, Dev NLNETEP NIH aa 3301 NC ¥ > {ARYLAN pe A or © room S30 and Sta, 3 Bi fart! ro Ait SN A p. oe Uy e%- Obil. Ai) ie 2 = PRNOO0A S&S Jefferson 3 rooms... 0 OO nace: adults: reference. (1) Nfax S721 J. . y sere e168 vn ‘$17.50, _— vo s 6- eee meziese2 S35 "ey “ v4 ae 4201s t ; is : | ” ' = - : - or "Ser vi Ce Lae, ov LO Vv. Keat an — —_——— : henenio-em ———— conte oars : — - == = 7s TL > T ; am arid e A artments ! SOHA Biddle, 3 rooms. o6 ] Qt) T anes - . " =4)} FI AT——o rooms bath and laundr: 7. ic } URNISHE! PARTMENT—C C g p +} a0 oo S00 3 large rooms. bath | Apply 4001 Lee. NiNTH. 1941 N.-—4 rooms, second ; | ent, six ih — salt . "DANTT Zon APAapP ear awele } ‘ — % lecorated: $35. rfield 8456 (ey | lv decorated: open COlfax 1111 a aeevien : ~ EIGHT ROOMS, wo BATH! 5540 PERSHING AV. . ial ppemaean ‘nail . ‘Garantie utifuily and luxsnu rious! y fur- | io a: rete ; 00 ; = = rt eal vA fa lant - Fi —? on second filevor modern Neachit FLOR ISSANT, 4 '; #16 Belt; &§ rooms, 2 baths. sun parlor; ee © See Seelcency, oreutieu fon yo te a gan A ett Eon ™ nished hotel roon ‘ith priv Ae | ols Fr ee mace. eS ool Mehta. am heat. 645. sulteble for | O'Fallea Park district: adults. Culfex | tile bath. furnace; $40. B Chestnut. r GIRALDIN BRoe » a redecorate oo suit, ee see ee Oke ae “eu = Pr EY th. dressing room ) hy in- a Wie ha m. pa - OM) | offics oi? enasiea aeeS 2 ee NORTH MAREFY. 3738 ‘ Sieg yeni ae . flocr. 5 rooms, $20: gas and e ioe: | "7 ——— Pas 0 oe ~~ he : | cp b th. ——- ie. $32 bo. es 2S oe: — nema REALTY Co. ott TEE i ok be = 4 aan , 2 Ben. | ‘Cn a s. bath, hest eUni versity HENRY i. WEISELS ee wat EP age ' ' . . “7a Sy wt $32. : ainwright Bidg. on, 3 rooms, $2U._ FUrest 5270W o poms. first MAin 4 gee ee ng porch; fully ipied; Jay is; genus | cit ME enin partment: nvenient to | is g rtmer = * age; 6 rooms, furnace, bath, $45 Gralion 14.744 Pome sot | : VvALM 4 roome: ell iesacermnasaate = : — : - me Gareeings:; prices i sy recucea, : n, ie gee 1 ear: reference . 243A _Chouteau; 6 reoms, bath; $46. | @tsAawit —$e~ ae ay | FO a BNL iH, ZLIVA N\.—J rooms Fairgroun J Park dtatric — ae: SOOM EPPFICIENCY, $50 PTs ; re ital. : ret tt ay A ttractiv >. : 1 1 134 S. Compton: 6 rooms, electric. oe pt PAYIAR, | electr $} PALM, 40236—3 rooms: ornet Mot €layten; firet floor south: th ITTMEIEY — . 624 Chestnut. available by the hour. A ; een cota ainter ientineeete agon- 13°28 S. Compton, 3 rooms, electric. Ul E. .. rooms, $Jo. ~ PRANKLIN RE ALTY C0. open, : i a MU LL Ww ALT oa” y _ | "proT *Y : hat ie : nbers y. 4 . an iad ee . os oes : | : e: . ‘ 3 Ch estn ut o4 _Chestnut E * RE ALT c on A te. M Al R E I AN i A Se ‘ +3 J yates {- San McPherson i ; Ss. : ") 7 ; ae ; a : ro LA SALLE, 1522 am rooms ; path: newly k AT- —Dandy 4 rooms. sftcem heat: n “9 a atta H. rent 922.50. A aoe 8 N. 11 : TA nar P: iTxk: m iggy h4 room : yea pe ve eS) = - 4 ~ #\@e@etet. — -, ood OTP. ouchiv modern: heat and janiter se ice P ; - ‘. oe PP oe _ ' SS SNS oF @ sete salle 242A WN. ' _. : rtr { + — eer ma - . " . ere Visit. 48 ‘ shee +. se’ -s "16 . , 1? : 4 _ — 2 ™ Sth: 3 rooms, electric: $14. ] bs 17 : iy an 1) —s* ul 133 4. ; pe i ’ 4h ge c.: se : neg hed: the only one at this price; aT NDW' RTH’? 1 HAMILT! NG—¢ rerything ficiency: ren _ sea d 5 {GERLING mas ~ rf cO., Fr: si 3 rooms. $17, CRTEENTH, 1704. A-0 Ams rooms. — Le ng ES ‘ ac : pay Samescet wm, “eM gg . ath, electric; $25 each. 24 wA. “ Pa : - MANN. NEW RFEIC FE NOY a —— , - ee ee : oe . o4 ess : pv aw» . ‘ -' a4 ha wa sud &ilTi- a — -. ' r.rrto r Tw . | a 2 nt : pe > 1" a 7AaTl » a A. on say dn Qn e ) ; °4013 roor Irish include evwv- ano FLATS FOR RENT +. senebammunmenn aime: + ko hestnut. | rm ;, Chee ric, 32.50. GLICK, Keaitors a a om sS 3 J wry ' ~ ; Bada, go } d k t h- " oh ae BL. $7.4 -_—S: - : sere . 7 S neg complete for at usekeepl Pa ~v : 10) @ 10U AP N, 1u26—4 Tp ’ 38. furnishe: ‘ a aesinput. Loudon ; $1 = ? re fiant a aryl "eas m. 5 abe | Boon ates 4 in this fine, fireproof apa: ment Maas | W. BR QC HA \ [LT¢ ~ & E TZEL levator service. Mar nan * « n prem- iclede: 5S rooms, bath, | attic: sleeping porch: only S% cc) | GAKFIBLD 1UL—J roots . 5 , Poa NTS RE DL € EF D. $50 AND UP. ase! y at. Light at : 33 McPHERSO CmaNT EY 5831A Tw COUOEIS. « coms, Dath = MORRIS AACTH R. ca, “INC. = Chestnut | EDMUND N. DAY is 1125 Chestnut. ) Gomi ee . ORT’ ir », Eee! at : uloMa ef raijOn. ; ma is CT } : aut ful ro ™m ¢ nd porch. ra a aay _ see 44s , ; mt A ans Bence ae ee sac nee ~~ PIC - =. Rt TGER. zB 2724 -~4 rooms - electric. 7 mi te % een ri . ria water. i wp - ” rere nd naintea: building be ee OF 5514 PE NY 6847352 hs ne eg ee . ——_—— : Bites “ole , Brilliante: & rooms, | | w ALTER JONES R. FE. CO. 618 Chee: nit. | porcepeg gn oe So S14 3 bright rooms, waler.| PRAIRIE, 4120A—4 rooms. bath. Sectric, €°5 hot. cold water, while enamel! sink, new- ea. includ p STAN Y EPSTEI INC 1O4 Chesinu 7 Y me gee “ao. . . INC... 8 - RUTGER, 2331LA—4 rooms, bath and elec- | 77-4 3720—4 rooms Modern: @a- ly decorated. COlfax 1372M. (ec) — ow y ary ted sj 1 7 le. : ‘ ; ee ‘ " . fang 4 3 i ate _ lr decc | f , r. ~ r OY ‘ Th, Ul. + ad ia ins - | J ceri : riy: : JiiaD, * ~ ; re $3 0 7 pi me = - Ty "See ee of} ty yt We! : ~ =a Perr , ne te aad , : aren ood ~ y 0 electri: errr re ey ee SS oa . rT _ ai iia | Tae MA ‘24 PRAIRIE. °5°0A—3 rooms and bath. elec y ’ F . -2 odern atn wiil howe. rein "] en _ - L, HA! ER R. CO 807 heeftnn! » | - i ARG HMONT APARTME NTS. BE. aL T [k U L Al = it I ME N TS . ies Pr ' WERSON RINGSBURY, 6018 — Redecorated, ae ‘THE [AY I L W ER 3831 A Ni oa 3 bape he Fees = eu = — awe cA ND fj N —F iat onposite park ; tri $30. ; N 5S. WOOD. 706 Chestnut niltar n° ; het wre 7 Cle nens ‘ ot # ; n ‘ rely r rece furnished , "room apartments, a re * C03 ; CL AR 4 AY. : : a K ; ‘ rooms it ; ; 7 GUNDRICE =o. = r Pit. . . . bia t new! be-w ra ’ y- = 1 we living-room with ‘fireplace; ue , : cana’. aan aa. wae lis ens, dis 1¢s, phone _ service, 9; 3 8 a ~~ 2S ' el : ee — ein da — LAND. (03 N.—3 ls , hig 10 PRA RE 1804-12 E—Apartment fiate; +g & oll hel aii loining $ §>: W EST wi ( y( »D DRIN EB ane Bho ' be . BE liye Ws ro os | »70 4231—J-room fat: ue ant: S#5, ; . eaposure a? bn oe) TAF eat y 4986. . \ ™ B 4 i} ; i {} j me 7 o . eter “ ad 4 H am - = ie : ‘ vag ' th 3 a = oe . m » ’ . » oT j oe Y ‘ _ me aid —&t Gist ? Med . 2 . , " 7 ‘ . ene ’ — : . Chestnut. | ( c83)} “a oe Oe y OE. iG SiGlisbia - tris low ret — : "pine 4 abi eer. Fagg eee + 7 A Esasion . nom lectric.. 2: rooms, gas. ©: ! “a fr. heat. i “Olfax 64. 50. i¢ FACHAMENTO. 4188—6-room iene. “ =~ - 3115 Ruteer: 4 Se yd neighbor $146 +33 4000A—-4 _hardw 20d floors, Murphy bed; earage; — | Katherine Apartments : DEE out and see these apartments ty large rooms, breakfast room eet cae one - oe = oat ise o 1 A ML DEimar 2905 >. a K LA] ha E ~ Fh A TE ii KI ST C V. . : Ini - _— o . ai om nA ' \ bh Teee: , 1 : he . oe 2 wi A - - a . amemnene suntunainiytociitinendnitiienh oo — == erie, a A : rie rool 7 : gas. le bath, elec- hi Snag é =. ‘ a ic. >, 6 v D6 %. — J ‘ a sf : oS, ' ail as ; ; . “gas e tre ren’ - -_ te Hi ir idge Apartments - , TA ST 1A] AEs 2— I shed aparimel . 7S TTO TIETJENS. 722 Prentont et. . 7 7 ae 3933 WEST PINE. a = oer — aan seeuia tartinenn : tot ; ‘rie. e004 conditian. thrd ) ) educed rent, oN r ROBA Prairie av ellent. room ms. electric. toilet; $17.50 | TEBERT. 2302-0 roome, pewly dccuraied good _conditi ne on “ ASHINGTON. pany E AS] i ARLAN cov RT mt all: gas. bath, electric: $3: WOLF-POLLACK R. EB C0.. N. 8th. | and pain’ - LOUIS 3005A—3 larae rooms, bath, ~ | Pappa _ insDe Rg) Ih) rE fficiency 3 — = of! = 2 TOOMS, Cress oe 4610 LINDELL 94909 DE LM AR BL. 12g Prairie: 3 nice rooms, eiectri n pe °) | HEBERT. 2512 rid th new! ) i good condition west rent, iter: $25 TWELFTH. 1446 N—3 1 ms, 8ec- | decorated ST Tg, 1419A- a 4 Wud : See » P " ; r bt “~ - * - roo Con « 00rT * } - } ’ ’ Hy { , . VLE 4 ’ an in OS y7 : r- * 3B OOMS—S50 SOO to S65 Senetel thdoce te, te, good tenants F CRNISHE D For $69 You Can Get nee SS eee ee oe a ae jE MCCAWLEY RCO, Main 2814 | _oisted: $36, a “ a . Reo rm tin Ep 7 oe ‘ ae ee ater. OWARKD, 2200 ome, bath, electric. | § LOUIS. a closet. Murphy bed: 1445 Tex rs GPs, NRO n and -3 ;, le- mocern pageprint SPrvn es — ‘3, ri ‘ rr rtments. aa ~ . my WAP a - FR Se ee . ¢ saiaie toca . - ' i - - ‘> a! r a “ 7 —— 3 ee cole = a L804 N. —Z large rooms, | n -McCABE R. E. CO. $01 Cheat not an efficiency. iving ae hm tnan thi 0) AS HINGTON abe: Vf sted, YREON E., » G&G. BCE IN , —3 rooms. newly na 1. lot an efficien = aSe representatives on premises today ce rooms, aun parlor. $70, also 5) Qos aa TI wet CHESTNUT as. electric. $24 GRand 4863M_ (c5) ERSON. 5 Sea om dining-room. kite} rll set en | large ! = MoPHERSUN, 495: nd 1100; ) CHE le 0 me PS eel ' - oe o>: — (ofp? hath. ~| as s.'¥ ian ~~ » hs See | | eer : set, tchen, KNISHED ARTMENT—Atirac perme AL be, | Oe tie ear entrances. 5, ne eae 1A Miss Ca rita | €2t;_ electric. 3 SALISBURY. a (o> WISE AV. -++ $69 € OOK ISE— (NICEMEY2R- FI. Colfax. 3425 a agg Eg ey Foe aed Peto ahare sively furmieied apa er re || 5463 Delmar Bl. , coon eis vanerea | pihge— Ne, Gtand. —_—_ Gillan S420. | bei termnee, omy SAB: coe at Oui ' ‘ ruy - -— es . pe +e Je a ~ tt. “800 Chesteat. a - one ble } 1] pare 8: . MARY LAND , -=! DATES et 40 oe nt fer couple. . é » See ad - 7 won | | ; : S = : -. a. 424 De Baliviere. OWF = inci aad | : . : 4 I i} - —_—— — ee - i s’a . « _ “. - : ; ¢ : — - -— — he” be sb i ‘ - . i! ; : - ‘ he . . ; t ’ i } [ av - ha ‘ ‘ : ‘ e ’ ‘ v2) « re eu ‘ 4 . ~ . ‘ sk ‘ » “ - eo ‘ 9 = - . , ‘ ; .* . . Cirh ,.& today s AR aa. 303 , -Y Fouts ry N ; aw = oe, ge rose aad y ss ~ p= a . Aeoh A rt age ine”: ‘ - ; : nal . en ‘ ‘ aa * : . = NER - . rus. 7 a A PARTMB! IE OXFORD ADEN 750—Fursished Sra. eff | well turmened $80 anc ] ete Seat wil’ be “oleasta et 4 roomae, "break North ENWERTY Sette ciency ee ‘ aa§wW as . " ; " ; _ in o4 | PBC } , Eilon fie I nd 4 _— . ; ) ~—— : 71 1-——Moder = ~ th LEN NPFRLY * ee int 3 rvoms. bal Pica ENTH, 526 \ af rooms gas. « ee ye c ly « hb \e : . Fe LnhAl. Oa - , . "eaetn . "Wiy ct ae “eee wv : mada bed - oo ' ' 5 : roo»! ath. , " bh Dd he Ay . , ‘ & a. . oy : y “ . ss ‘ ‘ : eh te 9 ‘ ovr ” t ys eer P47 ; Re 1) — om tM: af Cail ~ Ma. Waterman. 6 rooms : ip * ® for immediate p ogsession. cight ————— an: 2 rs hed af — ; Lit FULLY aaa oo! l. 17 TE . ~ “ oder @0” A pots O3AC Kepnerty. Ane: Wat RL he ‘s) -e c far ontn, i453 McPherson. § rooms > { rooms and three baths ee eek bdeie Sa oe hee ae 7 AR, 15 N. a At Mi ley 2h 0 Al - a Poon de, 1K en _—— = . ~ ~nl —) CO., 3. M. LEVI & CO. 109 N, 7th. Main SES | : sia new Sates (og yo we ey | Purnished ¢-roon effies at THE WILMAR . doo a | KENNERLY, 42234—3 rooms, , IVAN. 38164—5 roome, tile beth, - ; . ane hs mn git 1 jani service, : * anite. ewly decori 4 4.14 ih Stat te -aSTON a fioor. ji at ath 2 = vers b tORER! u ten Bid furctac Aulte _ scat Ac ‘ross F rom New Public Schoo ; bin slumbine eee =with the latest I[ARTWIG-DISCHINGER. ~60 - Grane | SEWSTEAD AT FORES] FARK | —— LT TATE \\ 3 AE. a9 | OC ombsio under: venier SE Ss hE 1S ee , 4&4 1008 ith | BULLETIN we 1933—-3 reome ip réar: gad, : ~ BY. . 1003 Congra’:, q blot | ’ ? . "Scone 5 . » tise floors uly as =S . ‘a rogers rye aleeerere: y rw. ul Al AR ] Mf EN I HO | EL ' a th arid Morra! — ured =. g roome, in-a-dor beds. | is : P y , = -—- ee" * gg _ ) ‘ & we = nea " newer = ; [" FXTRA LARGE ROOMS SAGE Sh. io 4 a efficiency: will "Se AND $1.00 SI NDAY DINNER ?}) NEW! ‘ OLE CY “OPE! AAA Cottage: 3 . electri 0 wre Fi, . os’! niahes oaggeied furnisired; $60 +e . 3 he 1 iltshire ME. ogy RA hed ; ies A ong newly reish if desire - AT THE no0M } =orKI : 1 | “Tus, bi 4a? R; |e rh . wipe _—T ~~) ‘ PC Aals So wow SK : ~ ‘ na . . : ; 4 : r 18. : fie he ~¢ \ : ; corner & site foe ' y No} a's LAT. ea. Sotreate aes 27)! 6° TS, Te ne ; ' ; ' alt av at . n - rniend ore ion m4 pen: owbe OP ©! ~ ' Ff prewt a , | rahe sun parior. tile oor 1 a RIG RULER ES G I ae ; wee ecreened porch yt} room ? A he m1 } ;, . — wie * ar: =n? : . | THIN Tr. 2 ; a10R shy x amy. arranges in cf dec i: é 7 on GonhhE : 2 rooms furnished: privat ‘cing Forest Park. PArkview 5195. Apartme! t Hotel yr) ¢ ACH ORNTA. en rae | REDUCED ; . RENEK 2 wright Biig as 665 — Miter Troom fiat x7 aaa = . “5. Je@® @ team CSS See ——— , | Sa . —* , ie h, eect? as ee. SOFT ELAIB 2138A—shr roome $50 finished. . UV. Guneric: — L GROER “s * mealter, pt Chestreat. . : oe mito > x RE - — ; ; xe , orm hs ; ‘ ‘ heat wot Simca : - wi / ¥ a ° te as ; , al noteths bara ce Entra} 0: 14! q New ) Decorated eg wee Manrn tile ‘eatl orch, 2 " BARG SG 2107 MePherson it rooms. | ‘ Y " R. CO., INC. 826 Chestnut 5 i. — — — t WEL bal kid - Serond floor: . 4 7 O ef ath, 55 ’ | We. Za t Per ‘ ' : . 3 ’ rixpitie. Taetii LT} : snd fn he "rry . r a ‘ fon ee? > bee ’ 4 «> =f : sie + if , s tt) } ‘ } — ’ yet 7S oe . : f : . . aes Be >: reer * s ts-F - o- : af : . . 1! he stnut t 7 7 h \e st vy om j F pi § . We a PATHS t } I — : — oY - Weekly ye “an a, “a ag Mes a ng SP re | Al mnpr " - 5 ss " ; 7} 3 TWE % a ;iR*sT *, is | roewotbe amd Z° DeMU rast rooml Includes automat: ie 1 eee fc) | One beautiful 4-room efficiency, (() ORT ISTOLN toon ond floor, #1 3 ir, water, gas and CleCtTl( re "7" Six epacious rooms and break! > tion, gas, electricity ‘ caiienaadl —— OPEL ¢ G rnishe WASHING SUN. en ee ee Te 23 z furnished f os (512. @ reo et floor $14 A sagt cgay EA y oy aaa gt That wi4 3 —4 rege © Murphy bed: | mace for one car. ss is gone NANDOAB hy bed ang kitchen in tomo. es or oe meee epit Renta’ includes light. re {(! 3GHN DOCKERY & SO ® Cheatnu DOUGHERTY R. EF. CO. 98 Chestamt. (| : Sa Te: | maerment rooma bain and tailet; acrees Ostl apace: fine ———. : ae nthcieneys anariment. GRand L1794M VASHINGi* ae: a a f ratior case, hea nd janitor {| ; thy ’ ee hath. ale RreiiADWAY Sa “me sae ENTS. —— a 2 vee : end extra Javatory. mam - * a _ a =AL = Pipa : . eri v< on rem i = ean Ascornted: rensonab! 3 plete $i° : baa. : TNTY Balt I [022A N-—T toca , Fri re refrigeration, g8rage: a HOTEL roy R . eee oe ee eet 1 ali CAbany 4: or 4587 ot MN “a7 woes ectric, fe-| BROADWAY. 1853 N.—2? rooms $19 es ro write; £ roome, bath 0.48 Rosebury 0 Apartment Hotel Khooms fficieney_apartment | , ee ee poo oe ARNGROVE _& SPECHT 11% N_gh.| £45 (¢ FRANCIS PERRY-RUTH, ii : ; M. H Rodemve & C WITH PULLMAN KITCHEN , SHINGT i . a a HOUSAM BEALTY CO. Ro —— = * finor. © —e—— | BROAD bh) N—4 rooms, electric.’ LUCRT —— ' | “oh ~_ etn al | ‘ . vGemyer 0. 1919 S. Grand, facing Reservoir ony met ot wate: asormatls | 31° or: “nati as a! Tite Big. ) CASS - £ SF Er 7 2 heat (7 Three rec 929 ie) | eas ve rote ' Beg 108 NW, Sth St, MAin 4124 ate beantifal decorated in Nfee,weater pes ie SHINGTO Nn ; ad Arfield O80. ij ——$—__—_— o- th a ole CROADMAY wwe S—J3 roome. gas. Lrcrky a re rooms, tollet, ¢iec FRCL se ON 3 ois” & J we «| light. refr ——_— elegant); shed ital ~ 26 ss 2am electric ooms,. $7. tric, gpa, water, $25 newly decorated: electric; §! 4. ————— -_ y hy y BLANEE B. E. sil ‘Chestnut. aculte: poreb; garage

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927, a FLATS FOR RENT—South WYOMING. 4296\—4. hardw Ve wily y dec Ors 4 i: S40): open Sundae ot iy a | noon. RR INKOP. 362 , Grand, _ WYOMING. 2U22A | $38.50: garage. $2 50, Forest "OROLe J ny ATH, ELE chs) Broadway- chippewa diatrict. Ceca : June See Kal) Laclede 0745. kbrenne yn ROOMS, BATH, ELEC TRIC, >a 202 fed dromageon-b flat, in Te LIOR: rer ante zy PTAR OMAN o0gTe tenants, RENT REDUCED—NEW FLATS Broome $45, including garage, g lock Miami; steam hea newly’ decorated: from 8 to _ Joann rent 240 to $55. One (,TAvois block north “el ' JONES BROS.., ———— 1021-23 Arcade Bag. “RENTS REDUCED 3 ROOMS, ELEC. » $22.50 — P7OR Eacs a. is bein ne i See ns. loda . wy decorated, PANLEY EPSTEIN. INC, 904 MA c an Sstnut, oome. ! rent. LN iwood- tnut. | jt ‘ BRGY”. | «esih) — FF sler); AR>rNAL, , 4 ery aii P| Southwest 4041—4 rooms, ’ . strut | bath. | ABLAUR, tdl4A—d large rooms. tetera a B.revt meade; adults oale. it O3G1—AnD ultra m mency i Sout! ao 1a0ipton: and stores; reasuuable Gee R. on MBIA. 4920-—4 rooms a *sat fa * rch: newly decoratel: abana, waeua ON _Surage, a ruoip ‘“ ai.er PANG ROE L. “Lo car ite rhwa. dUL0—3 rooms: new aa. ee BECKEMEIER iy, buts LISS. Hii s 4 modern 449°2 4- “Beanltnl ern warage; very low poy Vr ¥ *! 35. LINDELL aay Ds, 77 LINDELL - $ 208K. LL. 053 j) BVONSHI Rb 4933—2¢4 ve mai x Om. x tchenette, ot droor 1s: S56. e. breaktod a LAciede S356 _BOOFF, 2345A-—3 rooms, secon floos, E. A. BOKERN, egg it rooms, bath, electric, : hDo rooma, elsctric. | gas; Fores | ECOFF, decurated; }LAT—4 ro C re, brea _Riversid . ORI, kfast room: —y 8. (c } ’ a” FLAT—4 —— rooms, sleeping por | near Forest Park. CAbany 54 85M -~ aad. 3 Owner, 2131 _ eeresT, lwoA—)>-reom siugle fiat: eru; garage; 1 bi . rent Aan ed. ork enet of McCausland; ENZLICK, GARFIELD 1027. »220—4 rooms, ec ea firs $25. Hljand 6514 es (en t274—4 rooms, path, : Foose #741 Seiber —— SeeTET Ries 230) i PYLER. ' Tioor, 6 rooms, on: reagsonah'e, ic ONS, Juniata. 4910A-—— Modern, 5 cast of Forest Park bath, furnace; SHAM, larg ili. biock Liber _ (cHu) HAM. 4916— Modern | 5 large rooms, goes aArage, acults, near Kingshigh- WAY (cya) OMS, ©ra se. ’ adern: | Park. SUNDAY. Q* ee i — #2009 REAL ESTATE For Sale MAY. 1s. 192s = xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. eT. LovuTgs _POST- DISPATCH. - etn nan FLATS FOR sgh ee i vagy . 4, —s — ¥y rooms: a’ GoM) rool and lect! a 333) ein. ene! ; tric, STON SH101 a rooms. IN W GIBSON RE RLTY "Co. ae RENT—West _ UTA — 4 — ~*7* ——— _ FLATS FOR RENT—West | oMi K 1335 A—t rome: modern tn DWELLINGS FOR RENT a 15 51—} FLATS FOR | RENT—West m Ali R26 ( peters | "5 HEN stn st. EASION, SB6OGA—6 nice ro: reasonable. SALTY CO... 814 Ch 5605 A—Six nice rooms, rated heat furnished: $A EICHENSER, 114 N,. sth. - MAin: W. ms, stri ern; rent SHUCHART RI ASTON, ‘ WM. mas x9 i oe tN DERSUS ; Me¢ AL =L AND. re duced, © Pi. : P. JACOBS. Agt.. i [> “WILLIAMS. 1006 CHOUTEAU. _ ROOMTS NG he HON SE ' SaCATION. | AAKZEMSAKY, Lave is. PAUL 4d, “i Ss ST. eee RT & KEALTOR, “4 MA— ~) TOOM:s, gqyodern, 2 vi cb K OP. VArKS -LT4K. (©) L304 “NUSEAND ___ Northwest ALY ‘TS REDOCCED To AND 845 Ris AAC H UK. co. 1 me ¢ hestnut >410 _IN¢ an ‘> ~ 4 j 6101. SO) ) - ee I shu, , ont i $17; 3. roor ww OU Abang Ri Zk. SSOSB— id floor: 35 reoms, heot- ithe hureh., 1915, Delmar. ating: all conveniences; open: S50 LANKE R. E. CO... FI) Chestnut. 37 cond floor, oO roome, fur- water ~y A BI piLTENERG ER Ce ae BINSK} oe: : 1! oie 6, EAL : aR REALTY 4 Q co. 1006 _| ‘ houtean. re HEODOSIA, MORRIS A A r “RK. CO... INC.. 826 Chestnut | Bue eta : } $}$ roon rath TuUrnace path. eS "ia Jutra | 9.4 Choutenu., NLLING' 2 |. $+ roots co. 4006 TY 1 ‘2° ’ 2 I oOutmn gs, Lo, ES ; Ka sid K be? RE. 7’06}—House: HITTIF! la N DROZD 5 ALTY Sa WILLIAMS & x P ae ‘2338. SAVINGS oms and idulte preferr: hat? £30), South “RET CED TO S50 a . | - “ \f t 4 ‘ ‘ aa i ~ 4 af pal ’ . opi gg hte gl ate eat: S100 n riidd4 : 58. | CASTLEMAN, 4046—9 ie WEST PINE—S55 lectric, S7o >. (c) _ . . ec- | GEYER. & : yoms. newly decorated: MS, 385° CTA NOES 1-5-4) Ww lats Po REATH oe Arfield 21650 ————— } vi ee rfield 21645 GRAND. ny aon aattene Geode ROOM FLATS tert versie 5OOTM. (eo) | e Nadine cate : PFEIDELBER: § rooms, $30) DARST-KEMPLAND ee iY $30. | ae BA. BAn, H! yt mO i { LAt AY . ‘ ; 1915 Delmar. — ETTH. 3924—Garage; Ught and ae eS ANS 4 . ae USTEINL. AGE. id ©4°3 ~~ ; ¢ tA * ’ ‘ yn ome, newly “C NE RINER KR. " DWELLINGS FOR RENT West HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR REN RENT, FOR. COLORED HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED. PON 141 nad ta 8—-House of 7 CA roome, with | or separate tenants: | i n be rented MAIin GARRISON. 61 616 N.—At ; Lucas; large 8- room sngertment heat furnished: see at once; WOLF-POLLACK 101 N. Sth. MAin 1858-59. GLASGOW BH (*) electri /* 1718—5 rooms. bath. 797 are JOST, 308. 722 Chestnut. large ga- ‘i~“* SLASGUW. He 5 rooms. beth VEST BELL KE ,PL.. ments. elevator furnished; live here. save moncy : i see janitor. WIA Dsuk, A. A, STEISLAGE. Rn 3903—st ampt's Apart: or 2 rooms: heat. gas. * icetric N. Sth. c*) So). 722 Chestn ot. Od WLP: PLACE. 101 MAin 1858-5 ae rooms, batb co.. _FURN. mae eae ars: ~ $° Sin) Che furnace: Glasgow, 3 rooms, . 3 rooms, rowins, atnut Northwest HOUSES FOR RENT _ 8 rooms a) r j;OTTes. pat 2 rooni, “ TC yrs, hath. 655 3 ROOMS. yy $25 m4 3 ROOMS, Ww. O32 Bet ELECTRIC, 829 f jPeaument. (c7® re bd “3 ee? t) Adee Chestnut etri real nice or baeement roone. Goode. WEST LOUIS TRU :T (c7*) ; Sarah and Fastor © Te » rk RIKJER INGE. 11 N. Jefferson. ic® ——_——— reaeoy TLS, ‘ 4 rooms, $33 OO, IVIVA— EF SCUTT Sich) ‘ & R. &. x! nolek BHO Chestnu . oe KOOMS., x ROOMS, $25 flats: e tric, inside tellets: : Cor. 11th and Broook! yn. IS (i> “*heatni it. Sci i*) 4 OLURED—ONLY £350. — 4) gas F > agg new .Fr red rooms. NOTH EINER. “WILLIAMS * Riz f Da 3% at ted “i rcHER ‘n HARRIS REALTY 0; Ain 5509. (°) Hie wORY, 31a . 4 i. gH +! VMOBRIS AACH R. CO., Inc., 826 Chestont, mo HICKORT joo 1--o rooms, elect SAVIN = Lr Lies CO., 4915 DELMAR, (Cnestnul ,* a7 KENNE REY, 6 cw ijine ‘ ere KOOMS., lof bat? purTniace, ' ia’ SALLE. 34144- =3 rooms. tee , POD AW. ices aa ith; f FUR NISHE D FUR LEASE mpiete 1! sah nish bh a ’ > . btJN MAin 2814. newly eleert rgawood Ey ov HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. on RENT, FOR COLORED ‘ ti er . &E ‘RANKE. 100% Ches MTT a: £9 and ¢ imo SCOTT 800 Cl LOA Ns G. SCul Redo senestnu v fur-}- «hi rive m8: open. fe*) POs RTO ooms witt OTe nis. gas and tw 7 party rooming house; 3403 furmnas e ood me « ~ Tse. condition: buy! bath Tanito 7 rooms, furniture; ng gas. electric; | id basement; ‘will rent reasonably furnished as good colored neighborhood ( | LOct 27 10—10 | OREON- E. 4 ce aa rooms th $s s OTT. "800 ” nestnut bath. $30. ~~ "7407. (*) | OnTOA A—3 925 Chestnut. ’ ) ' LUCAS ae rooms. | MASON, GArtfield GLADE, °034—4 rooms, LUCAS, °6R1—3 3 r* Ome, | lec tT; ‘ — bath. Sede MASON, 925 Chestnut. GArfiel a 7407. é{?) , BR ANTNER. 3130A—3 MOKRIS AACH R. CO., rooms, elec Inc., 826 Chestaus. er. 25. » 2727 LUCAS. FIRST FLOOR. $35 4 larce roome, electric bathroom. 7LICK, 822 Shestnut st, (c7®) BROOKLYN, “Ntion: Slo —~4 room S085 LOLSA (Entral $: good con- {c®) 9001—Lovely T-room flat, newly LUCAS, best arrangement; fine eh ere 311 A—=d f large Orest 5 S04], ’ rvom 5, nelich- (CAbany 1764 (®@) LUCAS. ®241 TO 43—Fine 4-room flats: bors. or 7\4 I } ~& oe ‘ “4h M. F.. VW RISBERG. nite ble FOr 8 OP FOOMCTR escne Ww est Rnd Oniv ,EAND rooms and bath. f . crTrie th F 12—d ‘AY a 7 Ooms: ren I = rR. CO.. v1 S18 Ain O814. rent right: man on premises 9 4a. 1 (@ ) a. m Monday to meet applicants. “RR 19: Too! —_ ! Inc., rath, electric. OR Fagen -. & Rr. Gg. eri ‘TT. R00 Chestnut a 4 art 41065-A 4°: ‘KL % He REAL “FLA rs. new —_ of 4 y respec ? Foran nie 9 will dar Sunday. oT, DS" “ REALTY Co. n 'o2e 810 Cheetnut, MAIn 4707. (*) a a ATS POR RENT—COLORED ; 5 rooms, bath, $50.00 d, 4 roome, path. 40.00 pb. & Fo —_ electric; 87.50 S108 i - osceeewmes eg Fy + § rooms, bath., fur ' ; 76.00 .87.450 + .? roome, bath, elec. + wky. No. 1. 3 rooms, bath “ EST ‘st. 7 Ours TRI ST Cco., on and Sarah ete fe? Twelve sets of rooms in tenement vard 917-919 N. Ninth. 28 and 4 roonmw#. st: ; ana third 7 wit front: water, electr': - & ry second and third floor rear 10 DAVIS. 1125 Chestnut. 1°) GARAGES. STABLES—RENT Central zte ‘“ alll as ltireet ;ARAGH garage. araxet. “O40J. rent rea- OTIC RK 1002 © ut. & NON, South RUSSELL, side TEXAS. 17206-—1-atoryv 4624—Brick garage, electric, aceummodate large car. Ho?uM. brick garage. 5Oxe5. FIN-HAEBENEL, S15A_ Chestnut, West | DELMAR, ENGEL H¢ —_ 45304 (rear)—Single garine: S$A50 _ 1920 Garage for ~ cara, ? men or couple. iim reer SETS “TGS areas for 2 care; reasonable. PAGE 105 5—Larage : 16x28: electric. water, euitabie for shop: (Abans a. ’ 1 ', at rt } 7 RN? Ae ae t ee ' uf MORRIS AAC i =. CO., R26 Cnet. | » | | ‘SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT ALEMEDA, 2203—M APLEWOOD; ROOM BR AND. NE rr. rooms: water electr': Chestnut. LUCKY, . = , yt} ~~ room pe with 3943—2 JOST. 308. 72° 0-room new fiat, Pa and 4 ru CAL fur nace; 14 N. &th st. MHIEHWAY, 2700 en —FH roome: ‘ood floors. tiie bath rage: hot: ; dey orated_ KINGSHIGHWAY. SOUTHWEST, 6132R—= 3 rooms, tile bath, laundry, basement gue ALePr Tifa t- mewiy ‘ tT ie n " ALNGSHIGHWAY, | flat; :- | decora ie DETERING, 6°1°2A—5-room single bath. furnace, electric; A garage; will Gravois. PRoapect 1833 H2464 —9-room efficiency and iwood floors, tile ; “board, Murphy bed. “ 78 yon ) rooms. tile ‘| furnace. } 4 floors. second: $4 2 SAVINGXS. TRUST co., 4915 Deim mar nar bl, M ANC “HESTE R. 6. ag 3 rooms: $ — KE. A. BOKERN, Fullerton Bide. HEL! : 70 [TAs ro’ 1s, vat hy, kitch- hot-water heat: g2rasce. (cH2) 452A — 5 mo dem? floors. _FOrest Sie _ — Ata ec ' ~ ned jodern. CA COTW Adulte (cA) elee- unfinished Riverside ro © ? 8 : ARBTR. . w4533—Three rooms; bath, irage, $30) i} mes $4- 4 yr? cco: 5452 roums and we'll built. Gravois, hO43A—6 Riveratde AN26J, roome, bath. GLANS 3999.__ New hantwee 4 floors, TTINGHAN ‘* 6). ry LA ATE AT. 7 4 reems: modern: J fe ’ HD an’ 5 t$— 4-room file #45. Highland ae flat: }u (299) ‘'Y, 4805-——-New 4-family be4. GRathda 7489). 5°?12—S-room frame et “car garage: rent $45: PRospect 1853 rea- 780, : hy ;QOUINGY, | bath. electric; iwill decorate. » DETERRING, Gravol«, ERER PL... 4987—4-room efficiency: e; modérn: adults. LAciede 2go% ~ & LARGE ROOMS £23.50 24 SOL THWEST—Mito a wonderful OAELLIS. GArfield 0378. [HWEST. 6038—Single 4 rooms. bath, . Tuorphy hedsr ee ee : ; AND. 8323A—5 rooms, modern: fo) poe? A—5S- room bungalow- ; rated ODT »osite acho ol: 142-02 —- New single flaie: ve "“Ahanvy 7745VW. icS3} 16 WINONA AV. room efficienc® tern rand mnmreniences. inet t al « S. Kuishichway in North- we ntnrn ad “0119. (cHP) a oe Fi NE NEW FLATS IN NORTHAMPTON. » 4972 Lindenwood. The most and attractive in St. Loute; beat- ted, built-in tubs, hardwood steam leat: separate front on- Open for inspection every d#y cur furnished flat at 4951 Pinden- BUSH. BURNS REALTY CO., Rivereide BA00, West ye path, eectric 4 roome,- bath ; ; o25— be PONS. =F Art. 2A-—@ rooms, ali conven- best condition. et =.) rooms and sun paricrt 4387. rae)! | a) e Toon efficleney ; mod- S3aJ 4 Pret , a LY ne 7 ‘CO.. G08 “Chestnut, On roome: hard 4 floors, “team heat: firat floor; garage. RSON-STOCKE-BU ERMANN, SO Chestnut. 7016—New, & large Too ms, ie g pore Apply wu taire. ic} AMIE RST PL. Tear — (First ficor); & I . dy i zur. J. FE. KAIME & BRO. R. F. CO. =o De Menil Bide... 119 7th. ; a | ARCO 45. 0 A—Five rooms, bith. electrics ere Annorr, Realtor, 700 nt. 14°0s—4 rooms downsten i ween TY K. KE. r se +? : R ST, bt-Wa- ac JOHN n Sonmne”»6mmodern ; e592M. ¢ roome, ré- if preferrt. - 50 N Ta5AA—Rent reduced: Bag % rooms: modern convention’ ia y am 13 t= and & mi re ern: grrage 18°3A—8 rooms, 4 it nece ' 4 od order: ei ene be apartment © at. furnished. geet sency” et fic ethane ae room and fanitor service Tir —.»- room 50 1: enarage; $50. 5 electric. eg ‘x — 6 mes, 1—3 0 Title - JOHNSON R. CO.. ll \—-4 large rooms: moders weagonable , Tae H poor: ecreened Sa eeer. EaTr = room fat, Tewly dec Be : ern xf porch Ba YARD . Sate BAYARD Dp. 1 arce roome: pai : TDM is new abie, UMBIA, 6 moma, Murph: EUMBIA, 612 miency; exira fentls arranged: — er reason —Apn elegant o-room large living room, bedroom in rear; ‘WENZLICK. GARFIELD 2427. yee RE DR. 1010-12-14—New_s)!)- we 5 and 6-room flat. Wesatmoor Pea quan A peeves, = RATH. FI FOREST PARR. ms % vated ri Ow 9 Linde GOODFE) 4039A—3 rooms seep +1 Gi GLICK, Realtors, &22 ¢ hath ms, act ion ening ORE E. & R, G- iil’: a: CLOW RLENS, ODE i.0U peozt DA R fF ALTY_¢ = WW ‘} £0, } A006 _ Bh houteau, ~ wT AMI! [LTON. | er i 5. wish RG 't “JONES, RE! ha . ia > Datta, : _ * fLODA— > Path nia Caili¢ bi. iw IRE $259 & Wn’ f i, bath, e! wre S WENZLICK. BLAWARE, 1277 large rooms and | decorated; being OVREIELD 1427. | bath, Zin: 1-—4 Tro ms. ited: Ope ‘ SAVING: ~ ' wi 63 —s TK ~. ne saetton. _ k00M € ABANY 4° NOSHT HW LY. ‘49 i ) Delmar. _ bi ‘;, 7% LACLEDE, 4358- OU MS: - ‘4 ‘ t; . ED AND uy THRO (, aha. r: KADY eva INFORMATION CALI AACH K. CO. ING. MORRIS eS £00 Chestnut. ome aso Y 4c | rent 435. » | Fsirti' - 445. Janitor So 8156a1,~ pee. 6632 Easton. is) rath, & AND 3S ROOXS hing Different and Better fiji in * . t t I ‘ roonis ncfs. rcoqwma, hot-water riheast FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished Contra! a ene { hestnuft ae iwe STEINEM “Al ME R. Liock south of ne jae 5 - TOOTH ace: large e car !i! | bath, furn range S50: open ‘SHELI & CoO Mf + TAROT ai tts 6337—New duplex, four ' closete. furnace and 1 €2- TH. I 4 = Ba11—» Taw brick bungalow; aw. BD ms, GSataer, large vard, Riverside 4310. ODELL, 6025—Bungale 6 oagJ. ern: garages: $55. Viet or 495) ms REGAL PL s°L1l1—Cottage. »e Sundar. eee bungalow: “ARTHUR , FRENTE r ’ “S rick a = GROOM Bt Dae te ee ————— — mod- , ’ | at A. ome 709 Chestnut seesitcnaiatt: | ey, toor: hardwood = filoo tile bath. aeretey a ; water feat: f | rear porches; » eld S16. West 5146-—-—All or part rent; beautiful piace. ABBOTT, “ Realto J of resi- ic 1\)-ro' _ hent every cot gible people. P home Bidg. Pannen n ,* b caee 03 #as) O44—Beautl aa + e ‘eR Re ? ; "al hance t get a fir FERNAN. 214 Wainwright NO, Ov DARTEORD. desirable rooms, also & an ~ eecp at rt - respor narior and ater heat. DWELLINGS FOR RENT GR G4 0k ' ’ ome: S121 Pica sPeeindith ES = ee sid é 1 atin, ire bee ew OHeER 4 MIO iq ' * Re sf, _ GArfield > ; _ TRUST CO... WARD Tt i1 1915 Delmar oe ey i ert STE tA. ‘sii . NN -— heap t nered;: 1 TT receanmt ted, |? -An \H, ‘ae Nor th it) mes KNICKMEYVER-FLEER RLTY. & INN mon eum eler- ee (Ww ry ABRUTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut, (7 NN}? Cottage, with 7oxl00 for endry nice var : om ——— ~__aeneedl a @ tar Teams: “wis $35 _™ Atn. rod Nw. TH ,. “HEN 1 $4 . residence = HG - ) MOR TAN. ——— 2106— 3 room . 9110 Cheetnnt. $45. JOST. s. bath. t}-room nouse, 308, 722 jan itor. ‘ ; 414——Vallevy Park: 6-room fiat; S18 moenth. LENTON, bath. eleetric: eee. ’ | MORGAN, 2541—4 rooms: modern. Chest-_ _janitor. (eZ?) see | BE NGALOW-~ ’ db rooms, (c ) Pine Lawn; new $45. CAbany 7454W. (°) | WORGAN, 2738 — 56 large rooms, bat., CH ‘EAT WM. HICHE NSER, 114 N. CTE 3204——3 nice rooms, $15. Ith. MAin 3745 3743 | electric; goml eondition. | JOST. wise Em Cex 1905 W&. Sth. See (ac?) on hic Bann Re, Al O14 to YRIZA choulees —4 room 5. $25. Se i) NEWSTEAD. 2404 N.—3 rooms. bath. MORRIS AACH R. CO., ENC.. 8268 Chestnut | ( THOU TAU Di vi ENKAMPBR, 133 inside SAIDA toilet. $32 50. rooms, BERGIANS . 919 Chestnut. ete e) NINTH. 1733 N.—3 rooms. second oat: Gas. electric. water: $12. (*) Garfield ; aC! | 822 BUNGALOW—4 rooms, aesping.. porch - southwest corner Burus and ninysoo, i. Mo Hy. Michaelis, owner. 7 rooms. modern; Charneck See ir. Iver liana bb hy NGAL ow road and Creve Coeur tracks Armbru ster, | BUNGALAIW — Attractive. »ool. car and trains; garage. Clark. WF¥bater 2878. (c53x) 6-room: hear Call at 26 “ele tri 16— 4 rooms. * S30. gecond | NINTH, 1014 N=.) poor. is floor: | RARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 J1e 3 rooms, electric. . 5 room wie if ho ise. coms. MAin 0142. bath. 33 90 wil NINTH. 811 —- larxe rooms; gas and elect: pl “RINSKY REALTY Tm. 504 Wainwtr Bidz fet) ROBT M ARDS 4404A--4 renmne, hath: w rent. PER. GArfield LON. 20?0—3 CAWLEY R. nom i le CO. fAin ORS, (*) hed room, rooms electri e079 50 2804 A—3 | i a ROO (*pneretngyt 4 Paaltaore —-_ = rm ome. pury nt furn is) he BECO .. fl all in lell SS09J (*) 8 rooma. toilet. water. ) Cc -" 1555— ~) as. N. ge BLANKE R. tern con- PAPIN. 1413—6-room house a } ; ‘ 4 Pier j to Bo -~-Modern 6- family: roo ol] pred >. Sees s SoU; auit occupant x Y¥-317 refer m flat to re- rental $60; | nt sf ces: steam Post-Dispatch. “{ HERRMANN JR. RE. CO.. 816% Chest- (Arfie’'d BAOR, ;, 1904—4 bath, electric, CO. larve room ne Ccee- will | PAPIN, heat; | orated. ic} ‘REALTY (*) COTE modern; RBRILLIANTE, 4256A W reasonable --~—6§ rooms, Jefterson 6333. | iene i PAPIN electric 3 nice roms, firat floor $°5: or second floor. 1938 — ( COTTAGE. $55 JOST, 4453—3 rooms. 722 Chestnut. 308. bath, electric: |OREON EB. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chest e) DEVLIN, 1416—.3 rooms pon Fu first floor. llerton Bide. (*) (@) PINE. 2451 $22.50. EVGENE J. 10 rooms: will cecorete: ALTREIMER, Wt- ~- (@) DIVISh IN, 4) — ot eu ST. rt Sigg roo! om is. gas, aaa 722 heett ut. | liame & Calmer. Tne GHTH., ] loor 321 -N.——Three rooms, S17 Cheetnrt. fc%) PINE ho Sa 10 roome. gas, electric. toll- ok et and bath: rent SS5 per month. (@) | mn *RINGKY or Nk gat ® fee) ; elf EVENTH, tric. $1 1420 N.—3 Rg S§ee Davis. dan’ y roams, 504 Wainwright Bldg. (*) +O 30—4 and 65 nice rooms. electric EL br \ E NTH. en s0 ‘+I 1 ‘a 1907-1 + . a on ieaitors. Baa TA N—d Chestnut ‘TINE ‘lights: cholce location: $35 for either OREON EF. & kh. G, SCOTT. 800 Chestnut (* °, rooms, -VENTH, , "? aa = le yr Hor aaa i GOLDS!) n ®O36, 1014: N—fFlat of 3 reasonahb! yer? ith S19 ("hye sft FIN REALTY MAtn e at >. 4797 rna “ bath GRand ip® oT FERDINAND, @2xx—3 rooms, $15 and ad! gr | inftotd haserpent. 362M FERDINAND. electric; newly dec ATIa W.-—4 rooms, (@) rated: $.30. hie Pe ENRIGHT. trj et I . eae sHLI—o Tt) rT " | 9° kiirest 64 ectr ic, ingide (* “OKGE, 216—3 rooms. electri q17 "tas | ENRIGHT, FWrest ette. with 435i — | eornveniences;: ov rooms and er gurake. kitehe SECOND. 514 8.—Apartment; large roomea, BN 1GH t. oo urnac yN , Boat ' vdne electri e lights, | ectrie: S10; I-reom with ght fur- 50 FERRY REALTY (@) w ater ’ ; | FRANKLIN LD WING 23: 3 2 ROT P NX S301- 04 — Two nut ,. 212 W ainwrig 1] in first-class conditior “>? r neatnut . hat? ele nestn Jt ‘ — Rt AN 50. 3° 7 roms 2 ‘ ana n@. Cal JEffermeon If at? Dwele 179 e,; SHERIDAN, _ TRG A -- marty REDUCED —Tuo Rando'tnh. = ree rooms, ms. $10: 521 ‘. ith; elo MORKIS A. ve i R. CO., Trice ). ING, 86 Chrestnws 4 roc ™m« -~3 TO large « —4 fleacr ‘TEENTH 1014 N.—Fliats } reasonab! rented very MIULUIN-WAI ae COTA) TERS RED THOM 4s s This a ‘T REDCUch. ED 10 WEEKS’ “FRE 4 REAT MORRIS AACH KR. CO... ING... Bie f hest mut IWELITH. , iris 1Y-FIRe 14084 N—d elee* ‘ . Sere x —4 y * gooms. bal! de@cora ; § ’ : vant ae a ~—OOK ‘ - Cheatnut. (*) , 722 Chestnut, GAr. 8300 ¢*) , an oT Os —F reome second bat . ere « ‘4 * SEIN WALNUT ‘T l basement room Gal s0 rooms, electric RANKLI : re WALNUT ea sag oe bh ePNG! WaALni + . HEFFE? Wainwrigat Bids. MAin T8534. (¢* gas. ©) ?AWIFT R CO ay rsat—3 ro Aer SPECHT 132 N. Tih A StTT fe ’: “ , — -* . yi ne’ aR.‘ Te hat . RAT Yi WEST n° teen ) a | Fane tit, (*) h Til Caestnas. | RUNGALOWS—Brandg-new (*) | per month $33. ‘KOTSREAN | | FaLIFPORNIA. | shady er ' Fae \GE—For lease: ailie Box COTTAGE | EADS. i BL HINGALOW—New. @# roums, matt brick‘ beautifully pat completely furnished. | PArikview 6ga0 5 ae BU NGALOW— en $45 monthly: +. roagna, attic. screened porches: double aa- neautiful lot: ern. Kirkwood | 434W. BE NGALOW—New garanc, fixtures; No. LO30W, BUNGALOW—5 ’ njiences: ward: Th, water, Dew is- WAbash (c’ 4-room: sas. oml haeement: Turner av. e ectry rooms, all modern cult fruit, garage: $37;4 near ). school: one fare to city. See 616 Granite Bidg. week aft er- ehurc rkle, cars. » or te) ms brick. ready er eecupancy: & rooms, tile bath, hara- floors throughout: garage: curb yx see et re air icted neighborhood; | GEORGE LEHMAN 330 Way. Kirkwood. ie Grores)—'s- large (e) 4300 (Webster cone modern throughout; unds, rer 4 room surmmer. “Lu LF FON aTOo (Jenninas)—S rooms, @a*. 50 32343 he used winter and R. E. Beitz. 4600A (wifax n rales ork. iy I 1G EF rnished: Creve ‘arce. screened m™ ren; ron Post-Dispatch Small, coupie on” 37 good loca- Kenwood if? sun pserlor, lot 690x150. ip Richmon! fc) —7“Fi1__ room residence, double we! vara: conveniences: $40 » OCk_ HM rth Bartmer DART MOI H, 6015—6-room ™ EDW. aw Og —_—_ ag sraer Hit Mb “me CAF a4i) monty. Housk—7 ROT. HANSON, Realtor. Fa q rooms oe i‘ourTrs ~ , ‘if ti ; berm ut Tt» © : . 7 oe '*s ; : t+? ~ rea cy uA enrawe vr rETnry & ‘ heetnoa’ Fi. : =A) 1 Wels! er teroves *-— rent nmer comfortable hieotte ; " ne ‘with garks cot large gerd: nesr toe 5 at 4 ‘Pie Bend rd.: references VP beter oF "i. = HUAD ; B348——New, 4 roome house: bath, sieeo'ng porch: g& i Wellston)— ri roonmle ee slectriciy, e TH bus. 100 feet: Ay ATF r ay FANHOE samme : O4 141A atti water ~ 12A——Pine electric and sae: Giang S27 1K. garare -P iret _ r pretmis. S$ nh orm: steam heat | May ‘aive to hee 310 8. Pith iMaet ewoe! luose ai hore f ie whe rn cord be ig + lend: j-room %e earage. Hilend 75H ede he ~s : ~r ened in per “1 Ddlock west of Bis ant M ET. Fore 5274—T roome and bath: water and electsic, furnace, ¢ e 6. hive rT? rFRRY-Ht YER 7414 iHniw! new Man hecter)

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SB ST. LOUIS ‘282000 REAL ESTATE For Scle, E xchange, Want Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Re: Residences ! For Sale Today. WAT ge : SUNDAY. | De 201 ST PISPAT! ‘RP’ (RP’SES | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ——— FoR SALE—VACANT LOTS FOR TO ca : eae on RP’SES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | TO LET—BUSINESS P'RP'SES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP 8 | TO | RT OTs FOR S | West _ thwest Central | Central Central _Northwest : South _____ | ____ssesrion, pocTors ‘Southwest ‘Bo ES—Fine: fo ; Central ari via 1fplsS—New store. I rooms. Radio at and Automobile Bellmar Bidg., Delmar and Be It: mod- of rive: Oute 2. ve a - 45. . | ern_offices: specially arranged for you. UB—On Meramec. io ~ FOR LEASE TART: se oS Accessories SorKieer REALTY co. 4014 Deupes | “Mr Vota ‘at Limes | — re FOR LEASE above: reasonable. : OR ANY OTHER BUSINESS. ' TRANS: EK CORNER STORE | LUBS—On Meramec, (next bw ¢ Ee LOOK AT THIS STORE. @a2. Enright: in the heart of Univer ~. f Ust-Dispatch. ) re Sa %, at 4 Am. -¥ guit- | TODAY | oe aes busiest section. 1021 Arcade. | aN L Sk——f OF t OF L NSOLD Lon ay +9 JONES BROS. REALTY CO | clubhouse sites: Bis : we ‘e) i er: NE J. AL *HEIMER. WILLIAMS ¢é | New building just finished; next Goor | FOR LEASE—STORES AT THE ifrom St. Lowis : . = rN Cal 2" 7 bli Chestnat Liz |to the corner drug store; ood for ~ 4 Northwest corner of Clara and Delmar. | UBMULSE_ Ne m7 i. a x xaceree > tab: | oo. 4524 Morganford; boy nort F. as co on. = i eh stable or ot Ser ainwrigh — | CLUBHOLCS | 1000 Pine St.. 15.000 square feet, heat and elevator. s ;TOnE—©m all: very cheap: 6 Ew UPTODATE SHO = APE LUBH ES—aA?t . N. Roventh Mt. 7600) equare oy * beg, Bes clevator. — 3 “tacts oon ve ee ~ dees -, geen Baia 5 | Southwest Just = rth WEN of Lindell, west =H07 of Whit | A ae” water. a rr’ OU ii = : -OX N. Fourth St.. first. eecond anc o 7] “3 ee ee 1s | , sae sia- a =cel ion; heat. hot , ‘22. -U:tax O06 — 4. t af d b ement fireproof sprinkler 510 Wasbington Av. second floor 380UU square feet WwW Wabade _ 15 IVANHOB AND SCANLAN Una tier: 16x17; excellent locatio TUMNOUEE 7 S 0 : an as £23 Washington _ 6500 square feet; neat sprinkler and eleva'l«r UNION 2415 N.—New store: low i ble o rent. water and janitor service: rent reasona Washingtor 24 floor 4500 square feet MASON. 025 Chestnut, Garfield 7407. | KINKSHIGHWAY, 4509 ai real 10C8- DOUGHERTY B. E. CO., 803 Chestnut. A 107 ve . Q2) | Jeicke Sun —— EE profits await you y in : tock r Saas 743 NN tore. with rear ion; low rent: inspect tod vernin 8-30 ‘ori lLs ana u ‘ : : —elevator—steam heat. The best W holesale oes comieme , etree 8 ee pet ened: | UNION. | gh: — — SOLTHAMPTON CO.. 4511 S. Kingsniahe WEST END STORE: LUBHOUSESA ot. "hy hesitate to buy? Sere m [5 Washington _ 17,000 eq. feet (corner building). | CRO me "Ss REALTY. 925 Chestnat. LOFTS—7500 to 15.000 equare feet, AN ROOM | porches: priv: ) subdi' ision. pr EP location available . . iv. pece equare feet (corne: building). | UNION. orner Theodosia) De. ns oe floors, new building; Se | 4a% complete and of the be f 50& Waenin 0 equare ' ion: thr acs sine 4° is . a bus lines. 7160-62 i coin PRA Ry mec : , syel . es 0 square torr ng) 9000 equare feet. plane, ores E. CO. 9 wt. BROWN REALTY, 7161 Manchesier. | 900 sauare : os -=-—- Phous at Ge — Out of-the smoke zone. Ce + | 2 N Thi 1500 equare feet: heat: .anitor: light and elevaic: : 1} NTED | a tttiand O86. § DARST- REMPLAND Fiend 1019 oe erete *** He v onderfi O | 120 shington Av., 18,000 square fect, Fashion Square Bidg. | ~~ MILLINER W A " | McCAUSLAND. 1545—Corner “Tocation : __7508_Claston_ 4. _ eee —=Eent ere 5 et “ies “+h citY fa . Wonderful surrounding r an l eC rus + . shington, 2d floor, 7660 equare feet. 3404 N. Union n. next to co ; iarce window ais av rent reagona Die. MODERN STORE He . fod wim : . pr wit st. Ss tine. ; nes A . y : 3 Location : 1. a ++ 25.004 p seemed fet: = } _ ARSENAL, 4284—Office for physician | ae 8 Foot } _ section. Ri ver- | aed ~ zi : , 8, wt #1 miles then south on Watson to Mar puette Av. ream O i | Bg gd ag ge eaters | ABR cicde 649 . | side 3375. (e553) | Frisco. “Apply Mise 4. Jenmm Watson BL, then take St. Louis Bus t : i Pac : Sone story hea BAKERY SHOP—Fuly equipped fcr | “IDEAL FOR SHOES OR MENS SHOP | WAY | CoTGE Tat Gade rar to Wats ’ Concrete Fireproof on Stack, three Glories and one sory with team “ more iadasen tion call Riversice piano | 628805 Watsun: bue and Tower Grore NORTH KINGSHIG AY ytt a —vwL and 3 rooms: a : ae pes —— ~--—-~-—_ corners cheese ay! illdings are in the direct path . the ci _* ee ca cand — : n . (Fashion Seuare Buildi ng). os A a se dies shor | . ne e w i ‘FOR LEAS E a ae re Der — ‘zs —— - ; two-of them may really be called beautiful pulidings from the practi | ‘¥ Washington Av. size 22125, with large basement. lable for any retail nese, (c99) | est ortheast corner Union and Easton: el+ — -— ark. _ point of ner vty Cc iT) ero cuon and location and q)e newly bullt . 1404 Washing FLon AT., size " Sxl 1S 3 "RESORTS . . = na 7 WT {AGE —Kese rved. ne , va BuUAD WAY. Poo s.—tine e large ME 7—Store roe dest re ight floor: 109x355 atatnine 5500 Dew, oa oz Northeast commer 2ist and Washington; § floors: no basement: 51.500 eq ft. io: 8 Meten casese te. etnes keve at BART} R, 612 Store m, 2 ’ mt location r ineu at Ozark Lewige: fine fishing Sal location in section, going commun : Ne eating. ete. COlfas 8° For Sa a 6 3 U : rs: i xii igh-ceili ent; ] A TE 3 TY ( ’ bakery next door; see us for price of rent. ~ $15 r- : "ffice. Business college sancti! fe. © as OF ; Northwest corner Zlet and Lucas; 5 floors; full éaslignt, high-ceiling baeeme M \\ RS R A 8) | DE’ 29> Grae: , : ity, ape With part of town, heat fu: N TT. 8.95 OTTAGE— OO ert iit R4 600 ec. ft. - e ve Tr RIN: % “ {;rav te PReospect 1Ra3 nished: ultable for high class fruit Sl: ore : e MARTIN “s BR EI Lil — ~ ‘ LAGE aa ot gaa : "YF oe yy T. * — nen TY’ ay — | are ar : season. electricity. =H Jortheast corner 2ist and Lucas: brick and mil type, modernized to meet present | iad p SAV AL aS. Use LTRS BNC J €: or ready: to-wear shop. a higan, Box fe ome of gianderde 0d to conform to heavy factory duty; 5 floors and Cay- | GARFIELD 4207. MAIN 8636. enka Se riemand éhnar atadaees ton | DEL, See ee | ' LI \ E , : msn _ light, high-ceiling basement; 55.782 eq. {t. P iain | | nace: concession to good tenant ee See ee | ’ COTTAGES —Beauiltu, tae) ~ ; 4) in i. ink on an ont tr OW ; icA ric i@VBLC . ~T> en° a? 7 ‘ 2 : as. a RT RR yw i; A Zz. 3.48 7 a om ore 33 4 e rc U - a ns beught or led capaboteur oF aa e Unit, Owners are | | FRANKLIN 2023—Large siore, 25x00; IDEAL FOR AUTO ACCESSORY sHor | OUR EES : Sink i pee | All ¥ern Gi miter, electric igs ocm ] i oo - ewok i ital ‘ee established grovery ior years, reasonadic | 932 Wton 1 bout 15x30. ROADW, i ae ; ‘ - ri 0 len, and have made attractive prices, and can give almost immediate | | | ‘St WENZLICK, GArfleid 1427. : sal buy; inveetigate this. Dewutan, o-.9—okrick SUITES; \/ LOCATION wen A ; ~ - DOCTOR, DE NTIST. ETC. ur . A: ND. ees t cri tor eee ee - :TAGE—At Ww —— ae A t ( aoa Db, 8 N. , a be pets “ store, sulta- | ) 7 | Wit ksi Rely Go MARTIN OLIAN 1010 Olive. MAIin ae | . ae te aan oe es for; becrooms. 3 ba per pnaing, whe} . ceatee , 2 ’ ; none wy Hy ! DEI eas R ORE. HEA a = - Oe Keeping. lepho tad Sactame ls Se >a: Mississippl \ alley Trust Company ‘ mm _ dos. , Dickmann K. E.. te G2 23 Chesteut FOR LEASE )) | $09 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. OF “ES SHED.” RES? E REASONABL: mS coral da, -mpPt wALSRY TRUST CO... Agent, bing Telephone to Rue as a room. % lets J@O.° : MAin 3640. $th end Fin $i er ee eee : seta | Ue 4{ (ERUKEE 2308 2 new stores ARKVIEW 1075W, ; MISSIS =4 Pp OTTAGE— , — ", ark Rend :d. a } oA 8S. _Eeing, set's “0 2 1828. cy) * OFFICES OR SPACE {ft! (a's S30" 3 location for anv busi- | OE MAR, COR | TAYLOR—Tgric Sky | —BMAin_ 3640, Stn ene Pine Tes Bron a; Bem. +t sy 118 _F. Bic Beng—i iiiark ‘oe Ten Brook, on ROKRETE _« iT ’ . ae, > : 70, | re. fine loe n mh Goldm ez F - m6 a ot iy edi I ih T SS ae 7341—Mapiewood: store. CUTTAGE—My new 3-room te : : Times ites o COmDm isso, BUILDINGS FOR LEASE il focus) weed vor dern building, 2 etories | (' —_ Building ))} Bocas aban —" See anes “cS furnished cottage at Bald Pats, CUTT Ah —~4 ee enenity Hoe olay taken as part , aedant aon teal ane patie - ° Mi) ees ; : 7561—Actomoblie repulr reka. Mo.. for month oa , anywhere, “a ,; . a} feo, cosets name? Sine Gama why ) (09 Pine \)) | COMPTON 3300 S—Battery station: BALSON REALTY CO., 899 Delmar. | AS rd- . ' I - ee elec ric . . AD." iv dp eames «> fig hth and Mall phy- hi yy . ino it. ~ esti. al ¥ oo eet vate awiionn- iment § ee ) a... ant me os, excellent for éry goods, har “THALES 9546 —Filling fireplace: central ally located at § y r vear. Has a ‘orn in new firenreef buildin "AND PAINTED, "HEAT AND JANITOR Hs . &764—2 miles wes: west \/LTLAGES—2 roums haeemetit ax TaD J ni yator; s0oW frentai GArfie a2 3044 ( Atir cllire Rental. “ms . ¥ ) ~ = ar 7 ; SERVICE. FINE BL SINESS LOCATION. a . 1} ; . } brick store. 22x55: pror “hes, Sen ng Water: . —- fy : ~ i A 4 ‘ ‘ " . ris OS ye ee: san are / oe , ‘. * if — ° peal : - - . ; 04 py re ts ef pove: } mi! - basement . ft heating b: ents Ch ce LAIN, N~-Four stot ng ot. — uy Inquir~ Office, Sih Floor. tdwich kitchen: . CALL CABANY (¢) vin hee 5 rooms & ove wal es ) rom city on "¢ } : iii eal! re algo Commercial &t. seciric .¢ , . noO4 . ot- D . wee vet a! — 2 Is AAC T COOK & CO., Ne. 1 MARKET, 2836—, ; re. . — a. m. i intme: a seme a iate > | 80%) ” Seis oe REALTY CO. W ANTED TO RENT ma ce — On Meramec: SiGe vet e -—— j fs Fiji 2H =| STi VART. Ls 3 a ] * . — , 7 — - — = ve oor, onan ti a . iis oe : - -- ° , ; 4 « : ~p. erms ' MAin 4040 1736 SSUADS nate Bae gee be OF Lad ; yg ee ya la : ~ 35: — ’ re. #80 Jos. F. Dickmann KR. E. Co., 623 Chestnut. Delmar Near Kingshighway ' Bee. - eee wie | nage : Abe nent anu 3 Ar el. | 80 z | gr ger» | aod t: ne 4 cm i ae noe build ; at “ge Oy esiralle i ia Ss Sth t. 4998 DE LS TAR any busi- WANTED BUSINESS P'R! Et nry SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT TO LET —SUSINESS P°RP'SES | ior nme’, $40. oF wis ved, fixture as, Tne cane bit tugs tM? Kita ReaUTY Co car ene nese now. vacant: vers reasonable, rent. EAT MARKET Wrd.—To reat, in, firm aan /*_~ eer n a! ! an “wo! i “A Tig : ‘ Un. ‘ : sae 9 ‘ . : : . - ' ™ ae *y ' to ’ wee “of a -? "Fr ¢. -e 4; ‘LARGE eg ese $45. and sto amd rent for $35 pe: mont} Q° “OF TM AN BAY. 3 (t}. class grocery: north preferred 4915 “San r ; P ~™. , ee 4 ‘ ; ir > > ‘ _ - . ‘ a. = = Us) eal c - F ' LOC : 7 he 5632 Francises » ; C2 be ’ ‘. i m . ® ' t ~— . . » ~ 4 P a a sae 7) . , . ‘ « Pas > . : . : ‘* 4 i” . : ‘ lede ‘ 0445. v arg) 8G Sick SS SNS.) FLATS AND AP'T'S WANTED (© for Te Pe Ades acts se ; : LULOP OF nti om an tt ae 74: aon I ROOM—PFOR = ; RS APARI "MENT W tc. Heaiec ist oor, — } o Beach, tu Soe "——j-room residence; muc-| / aod N. Kineshighway mocern . 2! levator and eprink! . : Apariment O% 3 Union ‘7 S ceminieane- teed «dill ) —— , IR. 65! ELMAR. : ;> garage: 3 fleW | mile from | concrete road; iden / . i ‘ ‘ . - ‘ ‘ ’ i. 4 : ba oti atl ova ‘ At. 1 taf . ~~ “ > yt pi? >e ' - " . > A. ‘ “ . » » =) ) Oy " r 7 , 4 . fISILA m a.ura! ay - . £ a | Cali A vip ble marage: iarge tol. Call iii | Se, my es oot st pot one gag ay 7 | Sia on) OM pelle sti — or sks. unfurnished: ni 4, Pcorat TGALOW OR FLAT Wtd 925. of JE tte: on 6130,_for P ed. 6519 De! mar CAbant 4106, x ooms:* not ren acu, us D wo FLOOR rin! ALL iN. 1427— rer 4 ostore. three FIFTEENTH, N. Nic * distor or battery she Call P . ROOM: RENT REASONABLE. ) t 3 n. | Rix sal *s $25 ich reduced modeled an raied: $25. | eT ; ie eee MARTIN OLIAN 1o10 a1 Al. MAin 5056) Hi'mbolt SIRF ; iED ve a we ig P FON KD 7T OR 706 Chestnut. i SE LI ¥ p* “h _ ——— ~ Yt (m= i> tat ° ee ot -onvenie ie , TAY LC = > aa Me _ - AA P bel ¥ : - . GHRAVOLS, $432: large store: ; EASTON $"i s* $40 i. tal aageaaeataal Pings ve os et bathing 6 Gray. - we CHT. ; Bicg. : ) warns’ 5 5, blac +h ~. able for at dry geods, variety, WILE C, WISSMATH. Lindell O377. ror Ox 5s ' cme me —— & SPECHT. 112 NX. fth. | SERS Se a PE Hesin ut. shoe store, : large basement with SSTON ) ‘fice rooms, suitable for . .——O OF 7 rox " ~— ~frpetges ay —— rat od cel h inside entrance: we furnish heat and het @Qnete y mt) Ca ban? 3851. cults. ‘tt 5136W. | Ri »€ — By re at’ 5 te Yeotewranph road, 2u (all of P water: rent reasonahie to good tenant. an - : > 4 for any kind " " ; rar modern ire? gO 4 roads = rear round. “Cane : . .* . wn . | grill To Man ny bars nb’ TERING. 26°°7 Gravels. PResenect 1833, — 5 -- rr—4 7 , ' : a4 : : U “ : Om $s: Lat OR COTTAGE 1.—By } ~ 3 1825-7] stores ——— wart he to - —_ : REAL ings on Terminal tracks : we ay ; ms : @ left " ‘ hie ‘ ;FLAT Wid —Or cottage rooms. Death — your vaca : yh a E. of “ter eiti eo | P— ; ° . . seh ig 2 —. = ‘ KG rere ’ 7m ite S(Ore iert. — — - > urnace: South ‘ gtde: ah “ut 0O- 4 aéults. | end i Pork H ns. « oO - iC REAG PiNE, 2019-23 cond or third floor or = é ing a! res gona! new building ;EA i —La . r TTR} at Dienatch ms: 10 . ts ratage ee EO (jara on ee > pm > . E react 7040 vr . pean 4 4 . “2 o* . Jefferacn ~od ; P ” ” FOres yA “ “oe ; . — - att gl anime 40 a Tres Lap | Are eceds , aie h Sedhed ‘i: ect $97 io) “0! ri dium eiz ore: | o he e coms ICC SS ; Idi nR Se iver at Cedar Hin. | west, coe } dry beauty parilo: . - " ASTON. é m o e: neer car line a rit ig . +; 45656. RVOMS—Ground floor, suitable for store, | ; Ory NA AND BATE uUthweet c a. if ; : tek . sal . Meo. ' Tippee ot Poe : ~ STC mR ES ( ~ rrr offices or living. Gaayety KBidg . is ao Dd * a very Bilract ve giore. P T2 4 sitable for anv ¥ a ; so tO} a lo ¥ | ToOEATL | 1 % : -. TS . Havir 4 show i €ice enti ‘ | eu Whe! ial Gecorate 1 an? .’ n +. HOUSES ANTED mere be ~ol — on : MM 775 cawan, eeee 008 - in ~ is* ; ‘ r . We : ey * Vis riies : . 4 = : ie ay ; . ~—- } : CRand 30! ¢ Pai wp 3 anda : ~okk Ln Viesie® Dp: = OR RESIDENC E Wt id. Seana —— - : . | Bing He om £ : ; vt ” Y Lier " , ’ ’ %, Sag deny PY 7 -@. J a : , UNGALOW - ¥ os BS 2 4 7 a ‘ ‘) = - ‘ . = ) Es ~ ~®D } »- ie oe! ee ’ IZRALLRDAIA NZ ergs hs eee ay - e new) ‘ 7 ; P re Ride ' uA ‘ : for irae; then 7 : ? iree store. rent oni efacturine or office mal oie’ eens aa non wa 5 Nzi. its x. GABE IELD 34273. | 27224 - : we. ro i ue : E » 8.0CR TO } ; - . " No Popet-Ts wreate? . jt nat Lime Lady G nen Mn! itt JUU——Corner store virg oom rNARi NI rEVE Sout hea : TON RD TATIAR.__ 708A Chestnet. — 74 ; 27 : ’ SS eer A see “es e-=0 uae | + “spank : shed ORE co ; : Wy £0 r 5 rooms. on ! - — - : "rNE ——_— a} | ine mace £8) | ne: : 3576—Store, newly decorated: ‘si ; Northwest St. Louis. suit. SARATOGA CAMP=—Os § fir RIVER SEASON TAS OPENED 4311—Large. codecs store: good iX RAMI 3077 Sto | @-room fiat ren : er month; transfer corner. Call 1 ing and profeesiona] use. Pio b of the Ozarks 4 re « at -_ el Age Or 8ny business: Sma rent will ma*e t 904. fol y business at 325 ‘Seton. {¢e fos r_ liv } Cc: in mPoating rear rooms if desired. GArfield 7125. i $8 OR EASTON AND PENDLETON! co ~ ~; e Saratoga : ee ; : t e‘eacrtric. gr A l¢ ‘ } as ; > , , . : =a | Z } Mo ——— —— ee Pee 2 T - BRI ner F . P , mark ‘ ; rt WEST ST. mn — —_ ‘UMMER COTTAGES—For lease ~ les , WALNUT, 2106 — Li manufacturing aye ang 3 — Sao. en rea NINN rA Q ew et sat | TE’ Faston aré@ Sarah et. tig ee ' v.29 i ies om the Meramec: near © [om Th , . . . ; \ } "> te ‘! ie : ¥ ARS Ce ee eee any kin susiness: chea an a ere : demu EE : 4 rooms orobable buyer. 4d Er iton, M | wos Fo Box G-I&%3. Post- p iepatch b. oan avons crowds. Weer ws : : - : +. i. 280. re LAr ek at. a ft § . : . . , . - ~~ - . — " ? ; ' - = _ : “ 61 A hest nut st. | MORG FORD 4 Fil. RE ETZEL, 56004—Office reom, ghare recep |; “OTTAGE Wtd—5-reom. moden V7 . oh l] Ozearke. ‘Call 106 foot perth 7 Meramee River Frontage > 2] Sale é ner: two :aree : Ait 1 OID 06 for physician . 10 ; milv ults- reasonabie: rert : - amount abutting ; s ’ , wane ’ - , > (WEP COTTAGES—For ae enge at any amoun BuUuUuit : ey , . . = feoge: H . Re -_ the | :tiful Meramec. Accessible Se ——— SHOPS ce es sty , Psi shee aa - ' ’ t at, : , Poet-il)« J@i! " Bi - el? C na fu 7 - _ v 7 ; > na aree ecreened porcaes Pein a { eo} ii and : heir 5. ~ ia pe ‘ a ii a UPr2 s » . _s to aa : . Stat Es , . aA - : eon ; I . V4 ' {le .. . ‘ : 4 Des : ary ey ” ke ; ~ AP - in : + “ t or — k . W . : ; . , : ‘ . —— nop ‘unit! es Lf} ~ 4 Nort 5 St _ . - ; . - BAL 0% a AL } CO. . > fies -———_ 4 . . i ‘ e a ‘ ; c . 310 Title 8 and 9 room residences. Heat and -ANT AND [IMPROVED — —— — oe .* ané > b’rar : Beat Pty _ 1 oss Bid 4A le. , 7 . kerry. > 1 °R P et. Tis rT 7 e mar. ; 3 - - = “ Trase Se ail on FP rd. ' . = , me Py r fronts ge “Te o ' Shit, oe ae . ' ‘ rt , _ ' , ld ‘¢ ee eee, Sure noue Wide TRACKAGE nas EL Sais: tated besare be . ee x Comer stares, “ume > | dentiat or physleles amenable. Ad | W 4 aa athe 2 D district “bounte —_ —- mite uv now and avoid being *\4>" pase ointmeny 7 ei On poate: 4 d “ I 5-atory i at 2 ’ ; 712! . Me" INV SiCiag ) eee SoOns5.e, . ’ 3 : i ¢ t , . . . . ; : by _ appointment. j epho Pit et ia net L. 3 5 Ma ar ree , re ing: | . ton: Jow rent tArf etd 125. (e8 iy ano? tack “BALSON _RE ALTY co _ > Ske! > oa eon . TO RENT—Ottawa Beach. mwa. et? (write for Meramec Riv 11) st Ee 1675 Sunday. GArfield 7455 wee) : Met or phone your re st), See none MB ye Bee : WENTIETH, 4234 N.—Store. in 02 | pt -a ; - ing Lake Michigan, §-room ee mtg a payment a \ days. quirements. IOHN L. McDOWE AL. ry u leighborhood: concession to responsible * 4+: AP ae | (TIPTAMoN 1: oo ‘nha, Mo. em : nal : BY | better district iat Industrial Dep*. GOooD Lin ATION. pane ACKER Real: tora. ~GAr rfiela sO0F : - - | basiness: rent reduced. ‘ ) | cherwoed Forest - 134 wring ~~ any 2 °es ees © ont 4 ’ 7 ; I 4 r 3 ,c atte . c . } \A* 7 ™ ~T) ’ Tr Sto m eet? +. 7. ! — - - on & CORNET & ZEIBIG leer: corner Waslaing: siness : entire | ee : silent a ; HODIAMONT, | 1179—Store; beautiful: | furnished or un yO! ner re Lig? WE iif] 4 : S10 ves’ : r. 34 new: desirable for 4r ° re. dry | Ni Ew ee e aa Suburban Property—Furnished 719 Che ainnt St ti et ~ i} r nt oa » le ' rant at o “ es a0) (oOt | Pon { : P hath = 3 hot. Pas po os | 4 of? a barcdware ie) : pars : Se 9/7 Riv Z Pe OL ARGYLE. 9138—House. furnished or un WE CAN LOCATE You aw! Ma —= |) TWENTY ein S: “ On% ulld- a : 3 ee — 5 > ON STORE ipe Pees Oe eae 2 s * . > 7 $ 3 Pal aH : ; aaa tol HuUpiA ) * furnished, gas. electric: garden; reasona | oe — == Sn ‘ +) URNER TM et ne apiece 9b, © ' Iogear | cenuna. 1 Seite Awa store Tale a 8-2 ~ Atop 1018 HODIANONT Wie ye eo = | SUMMER vAcATION—4 lad @ ile | “. we . ves ba Ma mee ae ' “i — sath “re iio store : ———— — : Elegant store: estat ish _ restaurant: , 1L—3 rooms, from June room hi ee : nNtoli ‘ cf CS : athe, I ra . eee) 1915 sf ert: rery ~ 5. Es j = 3 s* "% ‘ vitable for ar F acant Jun 2% or west: by Oi ffice man ane | hight amd shad iy pore l¢ usi : ‘" : Pine O large shady grounds, é) leenit zg porch’ rea - " : isHaWw af to a TTT , it = na we ; ot Wien=tch | howd, “all or writ Sonahie W Fbeter 131) , § ‘ Si ACE— Down! Own; Ue ; . SEVENTH &T womek: “Ge eat ar : : gt ce a ; co Hl 5x60: be: — N. a a Delmar: | rT? °F es 7 ° 2 “ lencea w.B Otwel ——t - v. }U + . “ heat nd . ; rii} ; ; . bens ottne "A , 4 iV : ~* : > ye . x 15 at? at rn shed: reduced rat Pui? HO ce wrtd —T'o ocecuryv ‘ E t ONSING MI ery “en ve ee r FRANK J. FRICH R. E. CO.. D . ee pe eye Sa ~eeentenndil 013 Cheatna! ERN. Fullerton Bi dg. GAr. 0108! during owner’s summer vacation: vouns | va = poe low : in very { ABIN H ibe Deeremes ; beautiful nearby also cot of Clayton, api aid eet. a? icity: r an lect RE-P } .* 30 —Store. ! eS sent free: ee AND ——— ae Cc OL MB BT e425, Phone Dr. Breed th. Main St —_ Foyr-atory, 146.0 4) i UST ES ARNE TS fis o . — - . $° TO s30 PEFR MO NTH - — = ——— ae watrs a, ~ . (.%79 PURNISHE, APARTMENT—Cio ey ; " ——————-_ | feet: suitable for warehouse. light mapsu hp a ee nee eS 5 wpendiy: Pag, rene 86S | FRANCIS. Pr iis oY. PUTH. 110 N. 7TH 8T, oe wae g summer, 1 prem. | $50 rms A oe ay neem irane = oA beautiful surround! sistemas O4.-¢ meager mean . sainaliein cap facturing or business of any kind; * : : . Aid . MoPHE ee “Near De Pal viere JP egags : uUTscaye ¢ e: 4a "Ss i be crn 3 W tbater “O19]. ; - yi "SOE . ee lenee rea-onable, available at once. al! PU RNISHEI > r. ST’ OR ~1 4 fee nd and Arse re | ree lh “es a0? x = wai “all G & 8. Vivi- 12 a er car ne and price Hox rURNISHED wea ang Cal e3 . na: "ss tae Ry 4 7 . B 4; . | oie rd and eee . besat if gully 7 e e ‘5 | Fi ; LEAS) —wW ARENO! ~F BUILDING SESSLER. GARFIELD 06970 | wit MINGTON. 959—Stor o LINER A. S—Store; ren }° a “eata | me o- * oa | UN THE MERAME : ve. | An ® £ Ma, J axon , , — > tine ax} : : a] a bh - FURNISHED RESIDENCE — Beaviifui ys). pFRANUIN REALTY CO; | song 1 TERMINAL SWITCH | ,,NORTH SIDE STORE | -i™i.20ict. coca sassem focauon "spe | 5 -W-OPRTRE rite Beak BRR Sa | Eid, Seb, sor aeagente oF 8 | Dashing volt Links, eo DELIGHTFUL HOME su mmer months: Central At ‘ ive mat ic 12 her re wt On ica, mvaw *, aT —“ acy =AQ ite. wre groen dangt ter. Box Y-229 |tewn and depots: In @ - re University City. 3 months: high and coe | edi i i ae : 2224 a Two STORES LEFT , O iigDi y OF - £i ; 2 } ’ hing Fests 7 by . " LINDEN U2 ol. = Se " ; + Fae TOOK F IN Good ~ 40,000 \ wae a 3 + ye A ¢ size store fn a sh Vornmecr e* now ~ shed. oS Bas : stkin wer mountain t al} Ap rtment large sieert: went: ehade trees: a Tie rE t ASONABLE. | LUPPER- , r ~~ “*}IORESI-PRANGE cc re busine neighborhood dem 1} OFFICE SPACE Desk, telex 2 facilities eabine th hem at “ : ; ; see ae . . 7s : ra = ‘ . a 8 Payee : E : * a4 > > > »- png ‘ ve P. r . -ita> . = " zs . —_ - ‘se | ; > ¥ ‘. ~ ; RS a a Ri « Ta" . : ‘ _— = ~ | : a 3 ¥ ; ria ti - - : _ n . . ag a . sk oe ’ s 6 ; . | on 2} , A kd ow : = .. > Cr) vr Ss MAP 74° urniahed apartment: | month. WW EISS-MEYERRICKS, "9 rag iding polagen TOWER BUIL DING HIGHEST TYPE | seeedeee a rm ON “TRUST BI. — ~9, | place for tb . ne teenie aamen 69: y UTH le atom: neem ee 4 bre Che : 7A 26 92°07 Morean. st: 1 [tr capacity: C % E. Grand: etores and beaut!‘ PUITDING IN SOUTH : STIVE 426 . ahee canal Wagan estful. Am arly. Telephone PLaza NORTH HANLEY RD... i125 (Clayton) — RR, S05— : ( : articulars. call flies ne suite of § s. rer — Dickmann Building, Grand O a E ¢ | . as the summer cool house, furnished 1 a HIN BLAKE & BRé adie on tf e 8 ava wares @: TeNte reason rooms iarge shady grounds, gare ; "pee -— ) RINSKY REA \LTY co , ees OF Parke lew 6249) co) | Phone. constant at .. Only $17 5 S15 N. FOURTH : 004 Wainwright Bidg. ~ Jos. Dickmann, 3125 §. Grand. LAr. 6320 472 (Webeter Grovee}—we!’ SENFKE 212 Wainwris id = ore cere reasonable rent Ps SUITABLE FOR DRY GOODS, MILLI. , ence for oe ~— = . een on eee oO | Vetiee etors & Dentist S NERY OR SHOE STORE. ‘ssh Se. te 119 WN . 3 " the bus ¥ >t . a N D> LU d - ‘ft et ee q ‘7 - yon fatboy OWN WEST Grand rs. ° ; — F t oto - oS Ty rv dry good fp ' 12 {ww 4 STF DT ‘ “ ‘ P “eo 77 | At” : a an oe He ta _— cn ’ . ‘ 2 ' ) = NT : _—— ligt re ot era ‘ : = , yilit WK ‘ # eg . moe + trut , aes pag . a - cons r ee ae o , ; . ~* ¢rarmne t. . SUBUSPIN PROP'TY WANTED -ooep Ss peatty co. e2 ony ; ST ORES—LO FTS oe oe ae ; }} new district: tir ss f SS game preserve. DIEHL. 6801 Gravoia. | Cll RHOTSES—For sale am Jun See ag ag FP aig og al. BR. ‘- ——. = “att sea above, Call PArkriew Witw Gara ye rl ing Station +s ist Re = “wo | CWEOTTS For Rent bail | rooms. finished: au ‘ nn Va sheng? 15. Box ROK Pret _Disnsich =o 4 2914-16 W ASHING GTON (62) |) ‘7 aes —New store with “YWiv-| ABSOLTTaLY no high ester at Yen |: 3 : , . 90) | vision. cennagt aldagentttinen _| PACTORY a 1G — Cheat Th) - i% , mM Ss. 7! orn tah new ing room ste am heat and hot water | come and eer out evttarea | fT —s na © + ylang South Bide ny Phe ort | @quare feet. e Till ‘est corner a grown? 19 on TTa S40R A MeKean oR RENT ft ate o 0 | = an at ; = ow ee Nae est ap ce ee é road _fooms. heat and janitor fine “octor’s ||? ~ ‘tae ' Rr Ey Lv ater — | 04 “2 Fr informa tion DITRINSKY REALTY CO FLORISSANT RD.. 75°0—Normandy: new = TRY .> Sn iano iees —- RE rTUPIMER Re ; - St ge” . . C RF rR cn ' UNTAIN PES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES EN EIMER R MEAT.TY iO4 Wainericht Blée a ae tose 4 Los Angries subdivision; | nrsrrey Jw RENT ae res . Me »" 11288 NTAIN RES ae a ——- oe spien oeation for druaeist, not! T BLOCK ON G lett ot PD” al ne ee store: ry KUILDING—POR LEASE. ALI. OR PART TRIEENTH. 4 4 sit hardware, ete.: aute eere : — Single - og none | TSSSS By Live 27% (>: $75 on OE VN |} put ’ e: good Tor ladies Ses ArT R TOR Chestnnt. FOR AG. BLANKE RE. CO. TIT, Cheetnet. ready -t ar. millinery. dry goods or any ; _ ; _ a . * ae sot > : P : i” + "Fit... ‘* Al Cc rie Tt .* . ’ ’ 8 See HOF. - oat N . _ » eas ‘ =. 2 = z shad LAck POSES ; aT ae — 7c wwattwe ee es : 19h door. Riverside BANG AIS CALL ME. SERWAN. | FRANKITN, 2103 Rear, cps LEASE | SECCHART REALTY CO. £14 Chestwat. | ' SR Al. 7720. eee aw. \MILTON. 1504——Large store, heat fu “DRT GG GIST " TTENTION! lass front: § i LF of larne gfore, suitable for bs APIx & PONTROP Aon 2 Bane ) - Rts : —- oNER LAWREN: D Yr “TT M WS REAL ESTATE CO. ; i — x * wer — te suit tenant. ‘ st 2 . dheaditilin -5 €heagprut et a tren . a. a ' : “ Seht % . ‘ : ATS Stores reasona>ie Thie me re >] ‘ ae _ '' dea” ————s - 7 2’ Hoor, — vor! a RAa . LIN. $441 aree store: ° show ; . ’ vs . : - 5 Sills : nr iD a ‘™ wImNspeoe a n - . ae. : aalon noe irenrc . j ‘Th ion Cc : R PL. 3885 4—Snace BOx145 | t yo x a ne bo laree garaey wows CAbany 4*42M sian enable : : er Ses (noice store. in ened bue | reasana ~ adieu of 8 very) manufacturing: cheap nace fOHT: $9,fer FASTIE eee. firet-c! aute SETIN. 1974 —s5; 5 so PPT VALLEY TRISET CN ns Jocation: gultable for any business Ine n ere IDF. 7 E a Natta erage Sn et of percentage ‘Be = R-ioc, i 5 ) - ah 4th a4 } te beg ec. on , Owner, 200% ‘STAXLI ST rT O94 Cheeta,’ Store with hes P-_—~ , . a SLR Se a | and : ; s bs i 3 >? nr ° [ ha : tar -_ ‘ i Ww E NZLICK, GArfleld ; } cin bhouv fos vear. terme Riverside O07

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Residences For Sale Today. wren | ae Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Kesidences F 0 cao 892000 0 Ree ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, FOR SALE, SUBURBAN PROP'y FOR SALE SUBURBAN rrr URBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN Socata | SALE SUBURBAN PROP. mr = SS SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE) SUBURBAN P PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE) 7 ———3 ee ———— —enasinem = ange ~— Faun wii + SIV EE cone 7 $50 30 CASH—$10 MONTH BRIO ORR eee nS ae 2 : nth Se a. r 3B, oith eed 7. w; garage city — * A Ls : ite se. we No a oni Seah | WE KA Dal’ IT an ee HERE oa SAGE oe room ear Ka s EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. C0. COlfax 3316 wo 12464 ae t? BE NE ! ’ as | . : as -? : : —— ar ‘ ground ait Heart IT. ITS A REAL RE A s b i- ‘ - Ol y12% 3. . UOTTAGE—3-room frame: furnished beau: GAIN. REALTORS, 818 CHESTNUT. | fave a fast developing 90-acre tr be ites ot PS 6 ee eee ' ; “ tiful furni 5700; terms. GARFIELD 3165. outh side Manchester road | at Pallas mad: ' frame home on a very low down pay- r Being erected 4600 block on Tiemann Av., St. Louis County, | “ OM MUNITY "REAL Estat f CO.., vie’ TYs 254 Bend rd.. corner | creat if a cenee ET en d small monthly payment is Fogo to 8100 Gravois (Tiemann Av.), then three blocks east on | : -*s : : i. : ~-. 3 | COTTAGES rooms. | bath. Holiano north of Manchester; 4-room frame ree Sls Mis ons a — ae ee ee eae Tiemann Av. between Kammerer and Hildesheim avenues, one mega vg a whe ence: Ler ; xe — hlock north o bert. Beautiful 4 room bungalows, all city \ 3 ( there ar ho want ort! ey REA > B AR ATN: # , 4114 ama’ ng conveniences, at moderate prices and terms. Hundreds of people ® : i € day. Close tc churches, stores and theatre ; in An ae — : are 3 ‘ ; “Ee in. , ver day. “lose epee Ciius , a ‘ e j f . ws DOG TRACK beautiful § bungalo site auto entrance to P FRANK SEBASTIAN REALTOR x : AY : d lots. "i 2 - 7 for ok oo) “S > e: LAclede S114. ’ 3607 Hartford St. I y, | yy Cres : an o P pengeese —— — - , ” e ; | Adele ace avis ON, epee een ae ic8t to See es ee ne Hs — 20S sxDENNY AND _ BEAU TCL Hi ME || not pam by. A Gitferent plan of bay T R D A ae @) MANCHESTER + ee - “ENS INSPECT OUR GRAVOIS AND MeKENZIE ROAD hae we BENGALOWS | ralue pportunities prevail. Adjoining the homes of Louis Hager Jr., A. Von es sy air ae oo we advan h toda: Gontard, Joseph O’Neil and Ei lward L. Bakew@]] H PRAN kK V\ S as TURE COUNTRY rate | BE AU TY ‘SPOT OF COU NT) ener. e plan is being used : re Co 3 pause A new residence now nearly completed; 10 large roomg : °: | cal Trees, shrubs and evergreens surround- Dr one ule th on Lar] ~werngh those who wai ome. : SCHO] LMEYER RB E CO and open porch : : firepla ees in livin ig@ room, dining room and | N SPECT OUR BU N GALO —_ coat . - i 4 . 4 . ; ! ing thi« elegant S-reom bunesiow with wat * lary siving a pe firep! ) nd alae a : eoomaend =} secoein iD : , . WL = ” } . Mining room: beautifully decorated and sce No. 11; exceptional bargain i WE DO NOT ASK YOU TO BUY, 104 N. Seventh St sun parlor; three marble and tile baths; plenty of closets; finished tn dark oak: kitchen and @ larce YoY S™ Co} Pia ype Slee sin: analy ees . aV¥e WC al ° ° ; > . ‘S ben oe cee “ een thr mith with hot- ’ a oa = eine — g Z } f Co Bak vou to crive ‘ ¢ AR IELD 33. rarace ror Tw oO cars. All rooms are large; hvi ing room 18230, ] - — ——_——— + set ft off as a beauty spot tn = - A + ; . : , ._ . *) “ ‘ Snty Slot LA3x180: “conveniently | HANNAUER, strut. bus out Manchester Road, ju eS ———S : dining room 18x20, sun parlor 18x20, bedroom 18x20, Also 4 fealere and worthy incor gc cc a ee Kirkwood ani a flagstone terrace, with beautiful views of sur. _ ra e our O or fet “eail Mr, H. N Bow th. Kir Swondl 210. ‘ . a - " an ° ; 1 " LTT Bh WoM] With eal 7 San Witte ter 24 Pardee Road. | , FLORISSANT RD.. 4 : | P OF RIRKWOOD—With sales and ret ‘ounding country. wil g8. ~ = "9 miles oy DENCE — - re — at vv x eo I a0 mm. 150 feet nor ‘BoB Gi D ——— — DW. I. KURS RLTY. CO.. Linden T2090 NY HURLEM G ity Hmits, Haus Ferry 5G. brice S800. | “50x200: near school: rood location: own-| 90120: north esense Adee GW Ar ee ee eb SEF THESE BARGAINS | SW. Cor Grand and end fi, | Seed eee. See hestnut. | er ig moving away and will make reason-| Dickson: price $2700: — ’ ‘ T eves 7% e+ av ° ~~ = — + 5 | , ; > . 4 KW , . re 2» 2 SS , i a i ETE Oy OLS TE Ge alll El hg. J adjoining on first flocr; 2 extra la bedrooms with 4 to &400 Gravois: brick = restmctions. bathroom on second f'oor: hardwood floors throughout; hardwood floors a!) rer: jot 832 ft. ne. a tts eee | é ei (7 siete sil } c sie si ——w ge _ ~* 150 northeast — se Hill and - 4. 2 bp dO can buy mere It needed | ~ QUIT PAYING R ENT— | BUNGALOWS iii ATTENTION ™ |v Wonla?: wee sale thier weatags O00 118 N. 7th St. GArfield 5555 g900 Natura: Bridge rd., then half block south on Pine Grove av. BIO (Webster Grovesi—Cot- | 2706 Edgar: 4 rooms, lot S8x274: ema! BUY A HOME - : | ne i> rs " ; , * —— me. terme ; F 4331 Page. in Vinita Park: a new brick bungalow of 5 r eeear * ” tf > ~ i on ove or _ 7m e “¥ : > 2 , e . > r ad ’ o~ dl | . Se me 4 - : . F. Ps — Cast Shhany RI54 ' “ata F nite room r hout OUR Bit FEATURES ARL: ‘ , 7 ' e RKIRKW ( MOD rR ST ‘or ) (({ , + f fu _ ' a ae Brn yee 3 aeale ose Ra rhe wag ae : E Be Tool near 2 hig? : c rete hasement, J . : aries teenie ; : )) « ; rush AY¥.. TO } . rs eteeiie * aon COUNTY ACREAGE. Realtors | 4 LET US TRY TO MAKE A DEAL FOR YOU ON ONE OF — have several choice lots in beautiful FOREST } FR ANCIS-PERRY -RUTH, 119 N. 2950.00 and $2450.00 SSS a ied sonia i : = 5: $3 “he x Li > "AR K. on Nort and South road, four blocks i id as aaa ee ¥ front porch on first floor, 2 uRfinished rooms an inside eo erg CF. ORY 4 as ooh Edm mst s | Road Near i j ey * ong Se eee ager, ) .d betwee eKnight })) 902-5}. ee ee sen } ) rooms on eecond § oo. | or. Many nev ‘houae already built gph ccouglall OUR = refi Ace . 2 a ( (ayton. : a . ais Lerep than ! rent i h 5 } t ‘ if . . ae ; . j ae my rLACh Lex i -Cutcheon roads. all i Me (Q')\ matt brick bungalow; tile bath, i ' {i | 6 rooms, near schools and trans- { RICES WILL SURPRISE YOU. Come out prepared to . ! ‘ : . - ret ’ : ‘ me +4 . Ss ' , ° Pa i . if eirvicr, provemen ~ Y} an i} i * * 7 » inst (f y } , ; ’ ie : i uy today. erms to suit xf T ™* RrAaTTY ; I é Salesmen on HOME WITH LAKE a * as ae . mann eld office, where ou . ‘ . ee > hentwood Sioumk. sun i eae RE A TER St L. | S ‘ fis! on = iv Try X a. : : ' esnee on meet ¥ a 2 ; isl ii” i : / } men j : ; ei "). ; v AA in _ — j = = ~—_ 7 ' 2 Wy ; 7 > ‘ . = ae : o 9 ' s > _ £ HARMING BUNGALO “= BUI DING kl ‘LTS _ 6 LARGE ROOMS. ae =o) ; ACRES. FLORISSANT VALLEY 9817 Carson rd.: 2 } north of MARY. 1528 : jern, 4 rooms. fae electri water bus. t tifa let 2eOetS@- Gates ahaa eRe One | be : ¢ : = . ' " i} H ; #6 ; ' TT ; . —— ‘ row? . y Ser rn . 942 2 Midland. Over &, > . ‘j TY if P CIS PERR Pay TT ta IVP ~ , We i? Al VTe ne 13 i€ i stk, -~ se oh : , _(6o-—— EC EEE Oe ‘ nt " " Sty: Sg “eee ; a i eee i att a ail eet tite ee ee >) i ti ae a GRETHER & CO.. 811 Int. Life Bid, BERR y PR (VAT) QY lacti SUBURBAN BUNGALOW “at OD sacl 5 gaa “ns cg Map! ATE WM. Ht THOMPSON'S Fa eV gyi “ey on : Tez nen Sunday. 62 Sas ap ret ood TI 4 . J i ; v ~ VALLEY HOME AT . AL GONQU LN L LU b OZARKS. AND OLTBI IL DINGS: Scie con CR AT QUICK POSSESSION, JAS ot i es, % . 3 = ; erreiens | | , rif nly 842 o Es ot ts hala as ATE » - ook; water, elect 00! a , 318 E. BIG BEND RD éeiat an ext ely fair vfice. the owner : 75 FT. ON MANCHESTER KD a — IRI TT ened Satu , —— = Og G75; S100 30 m — er WEBSTER 3089W. a. 4 , yood tioores: Za’ age. $4 | : AE OP, + apt jot z cee .— . icon tie 4 : « $6250: terma GA field O34, _————-= oo EE eee Repeating gag Barina . Fiorissant ra: KEANE & FRANKE, 1808 Chestnut \j ‘ 4 > % ‘ i. OMe? ry > a inds RGA a or is n FO] K aces ae ; : : on i gh tno. . ee rimandy : 121 st c‘ardina iv new 4-feow ; 3 (Db. 6208 (Pp De Lawu } —-4}- TOO | WEST Be 72 . 10 \ ( RE e , it $16 pri te. . td - to4s——A cozy little 4-room frame pag, Aho ' | pf ith. hardwood floors, «araee; alox. ish: beactifal sew f “ - a . is > 4 : 4 ae ' hungalow: hard woad floors, hath. elec. A ‘ . es . « . * SOx PSO ry? ‘ yar th terms. GArhed f NPE bab & . | fat: hot-water heat: ~or rt ‘ ee by .r-! tr : if ; every . . : tric. turnpace: yerv low price; small down Ww. L = HE Ns! R. ARR — : 64 ie . —_ > ey li Ly indeli must be ssen Kirkham st en ect: $500 down payment, bargau Holand. ¢ ra ray rear: lot ia Dike eee ee (i —4ox142 rz Park. KEANE & FRANKF. 1008 Chestnat @, a Sere: bargain; Ca adell 5) Post-Dispaten. | ie - ’ r -_ , ’ | ie qf : a te 9 - ’ =~ . ‘ »* : v "Vv . ' r I ert " . 7 . ce: y ‘ ae eee. We have e be puliding lots on | | P | ade : 8 ee _Chestnnt._GAr._7901 a . -LVERT. 2510—Overland: cottage: @a& “FOSKIN-QARBERT-SLATTERY. SMALL COTTAGE DW AR 1D L BAKEWELL 5 tenten: fea aaa ee : POR hungaiows. is ort - . rage: garden: 5 $25. DARD | 7 5 room . , Sune . 378. after 6 “ 11 * ~+> rs “ate im tl ty ‘ BEAUTIFUL 14-ROOM HOME. , papi¢ A bine 1M ry pact? AB ERS SLE — a Cus - — oms; electric; mst Mbrck: :' jitters: garages ndy lot. | © eee ait 4 6555 . od an — - bs vel ! nee . eM mf S... . “- Miiy be ' ey ote VUXLSU ree sheds; Al condiiem = HN} ThE! CAhany 1232 11M. | PAVE i two ?, "$825 Ma rer R Hifice. 260% Hos | , i. ean wae jock. 3827 Wabash PPAR OOD. 4. aha room fram modere : tion for bungalows: : 7 FTN —— e WEhbster | : — ox ec —— Jorn PraGh—3 m ce apd outbudir “Gerace: jot 120x125. Call Lindell . ‘BE \ | | Ik | | | R. L)-. BUNG *. ee ee ce m brick | > , . .~ ng lot 100x150; pr reasomadie. = FOSKIN-GABBERT-SI. ATTPF my. , 4 se” da * 4 - Pa: et Ry Pky Mint ae ca r heat - coner ets : a Con ' a nencer. “Overiands Me. ‘3 — OLE 344°—New brick nev | 869 CHESTNTT. ; LF a ¥ YIN GD 4 YQrryy 4 an hy : ‘ “ay pies: , : rer , ‘ eS ater pe? regard i a et — a vTaine SSO000: need en bey aan dene ie ae ( | N l RY ES] A | k = too . ~~ sept tp EO Pee LOCA ‘d ; ‘oA aga ee . rURE S505-——7T-room bungalow. ee" >) | [(F_CHAUNCEY P, we allt aba! Satie | i ot 7 Ne pT RES tween Shenhem W AIT—4 MIX. at Ca : e. wa sn pac . 2s ‘' eee ee a. oe BSA | : Wwe “ii - TL)" — Mace . parece. price 4 . ROVE $490-— Bre bungalow, rT. Its A REAL Kir TEN. 2141—t-room brick: take lot. $500 DOWN, Rigg ee eee ee gas ¢ real bargait 3 iS} m7 $s anaes BY — Ash a a ae caiian BS ner wii, s008, + - oe n 2 flo tile hat th. hardwood GAIN. KREALTC SCHNEIDER. CAbany 1522-0731M. _— {| Buneslows; brick: new, 4 ms and | y* Heli, ovine on aad ae a eee : 7, alt RESIDENCE—6 mon - . , ic sun pario ile | KEAN! rRANKE pees Chestaut st. : ch walle: $8000 .. |\GARFTELD 3165. LAKE WOOD—2 > bi " ' rs - . b th f) rm ver | y , | tr . : 7 #10 Rie . i , tat n 3} ™ fou et : ss é : . i? i : n> ve n e “ na "7 ; noth . , ‘ . me . ea . 7 4 ° tgs ’ . rot al Ti t Set. & ecti¢ ‘ ET i ait ihkeé Kenwocd Springs *, , j pas te ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ; he : . — S « ‘es $ , 000; terms: ; oe Caw 74K ARLIN : : , en bi} ast a ' ; ; ‘ : ee . . - : : 4 " ; | 7 i | inne ern sane TAS AND HUNT RI 1 new 5- | wa5h 3400 Bea bonne a Ri eun lor. breakfast room. i sie seh gent Piste > > Sere ery PURE RSeren-room Calife * GERLING REALTY & BLDG. CO., _ Ca? anny’ " ’ 3 = ~ . ’ * & MFERILI. VINCENT t payn : : Irie - P | \ : . , . : ’ yy llar é i * | . a . ; ’ . : E. CO S ¢ Pes y a) P : , ' a “4 » ; SO h »} home Cy th 7 ‘7 var | et city limits. | | eens s BAO nates Seger * BURROUGHS LANE. 13—AT PRICE RD. 2 r) wil an | _/ ee CUSh—4 roon 7 1 mice 33000; Lackland st | Lereut wun 2. dreakfast nt on Belleview t@ = ATO ‘. ROU KKE. “REALTORS, out 1% acres, with 9 Rie acan Sh a ee MB..¢ AND CLAYTON CAR LINE: 6 ROOM 2. pLAKE & LS § ut S orifice ireon rd | 2d block south, firs§ house WE Ge. uhie garage’ anxioug te block wes ‘. S47) Gravete NESW, Wat - \S ae ee pores Began: a : LARGE PORCH: MODERN, MATT BRICK oa RI 4 CHM¢ ND PL AC E 7 ‘a oe , et fis ‘ . wees ether citv’ make o bey =r QEEX A i. ; | ou rx Pie . . at bd F ~ R “— > , . . , . @ - owe . r (erties Ll. ‘. le * KUHS KLTY. €O.. COlfax 3910. USH-BUR} MAin 45 ONLY. S11 500 BEAT: PRICE os 7 areas oat O1—Fine. Owrlahe: reasonable Ia am MULLIN-WALTE Se ee : ‘ bs ° 4 “ 7 be im? Satln earace. | &°O4 (“heetnut TO CLUSE ESTATE : — = —————— -~ Bn. ee. ; Porte KORT! 1} \ tr [Ain 4258-59 7249 St. Andrews 1 4 ite Glen an ee - “. - 4 "st n Ick Rk. oe — | meme (ce . Du tt 4 @ a *, “ . awe ~ ' ee ; — . en , ing ner, , modern; > j 4 i} - mage - nat , ’ ' Abas ywwoer for pe usiness. lot near Patton, “NEAK UNIVERSITY LANE. “f ru rT rries, Atas eect , hath. gas. electric: furnace; “-car garage; “ wit ‘ Reg Py a ae . pga 4 RA wig Pee 2. eee ; . 2 i Lae, Pi , : ee" ~ mt . ‘ es . "> mrrt 2 yoru : - . ‘ mre ; ath on 4 ' 4 : rame en west Sb ver Fr >. fatl- ; lie? 4 Ol in iy Spring : ‘ 4%. EZ CZ . I . s. } + .Y and ears. KAMP. 105 . "th sf. , Arfield 4 ? - oT : ~ : i * ‘ae = “ 4 aa pOmMn ' extra well-built home: } | will divide ri} sell mo: oth Oe CQGE2S OF CALLOTL . CLAKUSON, KIRKWOOD, MO. 8342. SINTY-FIGHIH. 2138 (Vircimia Park) s and tolet ia rice SA St. Joh : Park) oo Pris «12 riz lot 140x180. read i >. BIOW IN ] G. >. : : : r ; ‘ , a ’ ROOMS B ATH. 4-reom brick, rt : . ‘Tl ~ ree ; Sunde — 1003108; a = Re 4 JONES . REAL TORS. : _ LOW #. .. CO. 614 Chestnut Acres © ) CALL JAY B. CLOSE ped humer. Kelvina ve $1000 CASH, La. ‘ade for flat. de} r nice fruit and shade trees; Gaaltes== lium FUrest — ae FoR Ih MTA BLNGALUW nase | _aae “ye 7 i 8 ae , listings of mes s in ¢ : | shine: FOSKIN- GABBE KT- SE AT TERY a ag “ne — ae ase BeactiFul Home, 2712 heat rr pie garage , al ql Pa “ ns 1 z : e "' f i la ra. : ) OPA Ui . we ’ wy gay 9 . 7 2: P v4 ‘Se Ss. ANN? LANG oO - Norman iv: » ' fakes ne an he - ; i ‘ o— 4 dine «ot parc oe ee ~ amcie rooms. new brick bancalow: has all con- + - er adic veri a = 1 ote i bi ck fr a b ey a — , : Tokar “mm ? rT} 6- : she pe , s ROOMS—HOT Wh VATE R . : re nair “ete. ‘ — at ‘ " - ae wipe f teniencres: see the owner . — : o 5 BN _" . mand the wrmé@ are rig Mar. , ’ ea Jit at n U rie . : on Te mtises, 3 AGi As Pen. oe on ST9h Corwic ‘ a lan "Ebest ; mg we xi matt Tore l ae engage ' hw) Ri Bae KAMP. 105 N. Sth st. GArfield R249 -_ _NYSUN. B54! lost teautiful a 1CK. 10} Cheat mut. GArtield 14 eit : vt ~os¢?> S - + = ‘ “ ‘ - - : ” - a 4 ‘ _ = longa t BI \ — ring A } ‘ .7 ; ‘ * - & \ée . ibis x, i ee ca i 2 ‘ —— e+ . ; hi i . © ; iret } ; tT iF z 5 ; +): ~ . "fy REA urY odern 4914 D. mar) WM. J. HOLDOWAY & REALTOR Oe Chaat Ge ee ees Ce : cavities ik id, Tee oo tS als m white pine house: | TUXE! — Mt of uals it ae ) mods vals ; ESNTSON AY. — ’ vax ras BARGAINS faP PL.. £914—Owerland Park; 4-rofm ee? ‘on ne , : ON R Pp lev - red: hot-wate: v Dat Pat Modem OTICK emilt a ira WOM eae ~ ae ee = a TERMS MATLE | on sey betenta ? ir WM. OH. —FHoMSON STON. | : i interes B.A. THOMESON B. CO. PArkview 0141. | 00: y tert Why pay rent . akon saa teen ‘th, ga | Motor and General Elect rict. YOr ot 100s ouble lot; 3806 Council MARI! NS e3 N a’ VWittand Valier hen eT 28 J } aq 4 4 R « : : rs ROOM eee F Ww ATE R ‘ i _~» - ~ kK . ; ' -az rent 4: - a 7 oa " . nd Vali - O z ke at 5Ox!1 imiy £6750 wor ESBERGER- BORTH J Aes ear 4 . ta a tl lll at apa a a Y rea! hon 1 rr .. *T ~ : | Hart =} AND ol iki 1! DINGss; ee aaa eine - = { Almost new: decorated and painted since RE AL T) €0., 100x200) ‘very. eo Ogg GS V PRICE, QUICK POSSESSION. JA%. »T” it was oceypied: small cash payment and ar; fine for family w th c ; * MMOREIT. 718 E BiG BEND RD. IL sears on balance: second home west of sonable price. Phone WA HONE W Eas TER _3089W (eh) ° e Rs | ' wep and between Ollwe Street rd. . ni ny" ; 4 “4° os 4 = rk} Hic FE. ' r es j } row! “att ’ of : “age: BOO" Canten: open. ate " ; ‘ = . . : ; : } a .. NATO RAL eae RD ae ue z Near Whitt + Telegrand €.: galow. tun iP t) aie Men ‘ee | ee, Me THOMPSON RK. r (. PArkview 0141. line: pric. o0¢ ‘tern Preslag “ red L E WooD Bi NGAL _ & LRG. TN FEI RERC & JONES, REALTORS. eae - ld ee ve Oe if Carson ick DUNnEAIOW. | OOTY CheriateD? on » 1 > .= ; - adie: 2 aa SS oe ’ ; re ' : . , . P ‘ 4 iu? _Girand bi. Riversise 601. FTORISS ANY VALIFEY ACREAGE ; e> @ reas . , dath second t iT garag | ind the | 7 6 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH Brids 1m and sleeping ' en, machine : dale, $52 >). $430 ' Rh. 2 - aint - ane he caneny SAO. (oe nace | caine ember aad con : et ps er on pren : r: cornet asy terme: | 2-car «ara — »¥ fh nnel!. S824 ; PINE LAWS’ REALTY co. APEX REALTY Nat — rid ri. Off eee OTT” sd? ‘+ amin =>. Ta - ARi 1512 , fos Sunda ; (TRE! . ey rye ; . eo. 1 \Abaeh $3.8, a - hany Be 722 Chestnut 8 STOCK-sCOTT’S OFFERINGS O . on omnes = — , , ; HATNCEY P. HEATH CO. GA 3 , - r AY ; 4 TT RRAN RIENGALOWS. vara : ue ee She: aOR rage 3 Page adied : , ied 9-5 — one . ; sAr. 3165 MAND L NOAA shidinnes A : + Seas \v.— R 5-room frame bungalow , — % er Peso , arte mee part aan % le Aly ——— leted a1) | Mectric and sie fix! 4 : ' , r, sas ' . ‘ — 2 tile sth fore we: 2. ‘ aes ‘ o — = _ : 7 r reasonable ter mis ee all Sots io. boy 50 duced . 1S IONE Y-MAKING Orrens pA | , | Arfiela @i.7 Ty JOUNS RE ALTY et! s* ° . E 7 TY { p co a’ - a Ms i i : I . f ‘ East a 7 ‘ — ey . 3 | A re ‘A me P. HEATH ADVERTISES 2° nwa i: TAI : | ERTY-SHEEHAN. 721 Ches ion 1 right acrosa fro = itis: $4500 ate, furnace, Salome 4. a . : near schon oegm » | — 4 — r x14 % rs " y ha 4 Mi eas “Ul Mo | ’ w greet 114. CHARL ACK, M7— : & ath Dargo i a Be Pe eOOR AP pes ie 3 wt * es wv v KMANN. 3175 8. Grand 7 "ver ‘ ’ — + 4 REAL HOME. FINK-ANDERSON C0. ‘ ¥ © ree f: porch. m fo bul ’ | _— on = Bunga! qe for pent five } ~ . at ’ ‘ 4 _ » > i] 4 “utt 4 ; : = ; : : ’ a ’ ; s . ‘ a ; > e yar and ul res. Te Pat a'.8 led >. . rn — ia amare i ies yi pa a . ; a . mi ‘ rriity) Dl : . Sine ’ ana yar d conere te b meni . ti $875 , crs =e & 2 4 “cy . rs one ob SE awe at 4 ieee a ik atatry! PS ans a) BEA more any ht ty io pea e eet hd ome Pez 46 be ’ O ear, +a A ; “€ PPE er SE ¥. Att, Sy) ee so RT SE oe ‘ lags 4 —* bs ‘S te ‘ s 3 “PO Bale, ayaa id WK y, ete mat ee { Fg fe > : : oe ; re ah Fivememaets 4X, Se re%y Shs? eS i Ls chess SMT , oe ae y . : ng eee i 2 % nin vee , Te bit ee Segre ee a ee woods with the lawn. Thies estate | endid plac 6 ? REASOR. Realtor. S: ~ “> ae Nass 2% Px, jugs ne | ge ‘eo gg ne rage stra wh cranes t 10ix surrounding territory with » BI'NGALOW—7 rooms and h: jot 59 erms.— w | Senate et + gd bat? agi te school a ; = SEE 218-5 | Sunday: RO THES BGPOMING. | STOCK-SCO P aXe foot-wid 2 , ? OO; Water, ga’. electric. furnace; $550 McDONALD, 111 % ‘ — - : inoreh. = } oe aa 1158. 5 . “se ; ube: alt $ oc 9 . shrubbery evergreens and flowers if good te ent ’ tak, , . : Me A a . R A ; a E i / ‘ é ; - out > > ~ : . - 7 rer)\i SS _ = : ; - ’ i. Owner. 45104 “9 7" ' , % t quarters separate top a n ‘ he efart Pieaege ems — . ; : nf LPT - 42 \W rsor & Ladue ™, ’ , reeme. « 4 FERC-t ON KEALTY COMPANY, . ; ‘ ‘ ’ ? A - — ix i ° : ‘ : ' ; on" 0) WOODED ACRES caer Genteet: case aeciees” .- EE c: large barn: 3 . ; Peet: eXCEDLiON Rengri- Weber. 3539 S. Grand. 1Ac. #4 the ho h ; 5 payments, Overland. . . corner of Themas and St. Charlies: owner | ° — There are me in Careorr —_ BARGAIN. 5 pay 7° ’ tmut # ‘ong. which connects the beaatifn! Le ne fruit | ae 24 dikes” eae ae {UI Ppe or « aftes. with all kieds of fruit. tj ‘ » h ‘ = ! et hard “ors : u ot , a . gon : ; Fe, . © West Park: _ ‘ ‘ = : : ) nm . * a” 1s — : z , e , en . z an? - : ‘ 7 ae ' » : . ’ | ' it — * ¥ | | + NORTHEAST CORNER iitee sanan aaeae hen i OS. Fi | | 7 ee SCHOLLMEVER. iid rand ; : , ’ + Ea ud f \ ’ ‘ P ‘tas sa} : : : - = : meet nae te RS SALTY CO. CAbaay 3500) ir wil ee. wal ee 5 _V.SENNIGER. I : i : . . ‘ A 4 ; ¥ ad 4 i «.+-— Loeation Count : At . tew 52 | : . ; ry VWat«on reed . ia? aton at — Be rR PR ic E SEE e ton 3 Phone rr ALPER REAITY « . ; — bie . ee ” _ aa [ae = ’ | cs | et t. ’ . 7 aa . * ‘2 4 ita tT} etbiee ie 7 - . . e } Ks ” "3 . “ . ; . ' ~~ a : : * Y ; Thi Tie ~ — i... ’ , ; ; ee ; . ; en — a +" — Ry mae chicken ml Le Baler : \ i BER T 7 TF RR RY & or - . _ # MOORE. Kirkwood : be - . “ts . : sc , as “eb ‘ ’ er « ; gas? an? 7 , ‘ - : ull “a "ea . aia ’ . re : : , . fla Marler wae ee rote qratws oe ‘se . " a> # . ' ’ e . aif , ‘ et " : on a . x. ’ . 4 : 4 ¢ rts put s | : Aouhle - . te : | bor mElC. Fost Dispatch bed Chestnut St., Agents Pr , oot 2b. Dp. Ms a geri soa se SESE TET — — ae An At w $°0°M ; ee me in ther clip; make offer. MAD Iv word. "Mors Nb CITY TRI 7 cn. _ Ast froom frame: gg : ee ee a, eee | i

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POS’ ‘ eVATCH. SUNDAY. a andl oo .. res 187 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and and For Sale in these columns today. arte 11E ee 4 — ——— ee —_—— ene ————== E SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RSALE SeuRBAN — — — venient to car line. schools. ete.: 1 Block 4460 PENROSE. and weat % block from Creve Coeur car nt garage; beautiful surroundings; rea- BEFORE YOU BUY SEE north of Lockwood on Sappington rd.: 5 roome, hot-water heat. hardwood i , line to y* Dorset: a home you are sure , wner must eacrifice. business calle him f! @ » ‘ e WE ‘ RE OLIVE OURT oO : : oors throughont,; ree ri ht: open 2 tk JO0\ i Nh)? a “yr - ont build; save $S00T: AD OURT _— poe A aon amen between 1 and 5: he 5D. ri}. HAAKE. Poles 447. Or eee ee oe 4 wn f Y | SERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th Sue this dkedaen Gan bh d An are now oO ers 0 FRANC 1S. ‘RR , . y 8 ern f room —_ trout Own: om 6 roo ene ver ter PLE ASANT. Tipe (near p d CLOSING OUT dS epee er. Box Y-208, Post-Dispatch pet-water heat, 2-ear 3 | Sc HROEDER- W ATSON, REALTY cOo.., ~ yas aideies a. oe = fgroun t tr GArfield 205 Chestnut. 5 rooma, “0 | i, bungalows Be A i sage || RESIDENCE — Webster i gn Bac : Groves, 243 5. erwood F . nen room, | isement; all Sy : : | BP bwsotifal WU) Ss Mp) BETTER HURRY! ||| | sentences ist Toh e haga om" | Boek ys, ted see, bark, ooaih trom | Wallston EE — ese | 1 os h 1 i; cones Ox21i ‘ a 775 33 A | gnd lots. eo. Re Fa /’ eae | ENT JARVIS. Reating, Ta Ques _|gA8.C. MORFIT. 718 EF. Bis’ Bend ra. | ah banter TT tape balance /$" ® oe ene: ma ee i : pe ET VY ’ . Hid } det $750 cash alance r kk es le Ong ON, | Cres Vi YSZ 7 ay e | RESIDENCE—Webster Groves. 846 Gree- WEbster S0sowW. 0 | modern 2130 _N. (oc) | ST. LOUIS. 2828—Brick cottage: a real \ ITHIN THE REACH ley av.. 5 rooms. bath. furnace. al] im- month and interest, —— 4 ae MAin 1828 eee eee oe ee ee = ele Place ¥ ; _— ‘2 provements: 560x150: cornér Caroline: price B ; kB ] ). = ay. nore 2 ° || including furniture, $6500. Want offer ¥ oi ric UNnZalow Gaaee® price $5500: term convenience. | = i. DENNY AND 7A, i es SS iz: » pa , OF ALL | All Sizes 6 to 12 Rooms KiNT JARVIS. Realtor 708 Chestnut st, ROOMS ON ONE ? TOMROY INV. 00., 4921 Fasten, Si. LOUIS. 4355—$-room irene Atese ' { / a 7 i i. - ; . a ee ; | | . aNa wo OF } Hee We have a number of choice homes out: 8 rooms, § bedrooms, sleeping lot 30x115: gas, electric, 3200" “so ") oad = SANCHESSES it} : Hin one 410-11 111) pyabetrernty cit. Parkview, Ame || porch, Mall coavenieneee” nent” Sehgole.| 728 Romper. tt Soztey gan sphmenes owner SEEK Kastn,| HORE ME ~ if i E ; : ‘an Cie 4g | residential districts, that can 3 = \fruit. flowers: prica reasonable See it 824 Brownell: lot 50x150 bathroom furnace modern; 2- war rarage: $10,500; poy . y SAAS | ; aI. 4 , ; | Chased at prices that are right; 424 Foote av. WeEbster 1303, | ; 814 Brownell: ty BUNGALOW—4 rooms, bathrmom, in: | _ SLATTERY, 312 Title Guaranty 4 if IN SPECT OUR 7 cian ? =— er Wainwright ee i= fren $10,500 to $45.0 dO. we nell; lot 50x150, full basement, sarage « barga avaranty Bidg. ee | | 4 | over water-proof concrete blocks; thor- 675 N. Forest Park: lot 65x545. ler. 2211 Loutse— Karage: Sd. LAcie £ = H | ee San |oughly modefn: hot-water heat, hardwood 823 Clask: lot 50x150 3 | CHERRY. 2160—4-room frame cottage: | SARAR. 1715 N.—3S-room cottage: Tot 50= | tion and real value in a home have ||| walis; easily changed into a duplex; close 328 Marion: lot 50x165 John P. Griffin, a3 1 Title Guaranty Bldg. | SLATE RY, 312-13 Titie Guaranty Bldg. Ff ous Hager Jr., A. Von i | |} to stores, sclool, trangsportaflon. price 82” Brownell: lot 50x150, CHEERY 2118 “tT Wellston) 1 % -#toryv TAYLOR, 4125 N.—For sale or sent, and E dy ard L. Bakewell! | ’ RA N i VV S\( HRA \ { \ ) ( () | GEO. F. > eg be convinced Owner, 672 Marshall av. They are all 56 or 6 rooms: modern TWENTY-F room pet OMPANY 4 ‘ SELMA, 31°%- ~6 rooms, sun a wd new k ne stor all ft! | ‘ * ili : | tile bath: living ‘oom 1Se30) tire ‘piace. | {iNest list Of brick bungalows ever offered | 10; PAIN eas. clectric:, take gue SOF | Beet Anh Sep grate ‘cd Landi Yo | a he: W. S y all. THE. R. APPEL, Realt URTIS, no elston: bungalow, siz | VERONICA, 1023 — AT a Pp Y NY (2 | y 4? »- Owon A venue tee ome bath, concrete basement, furnace | nook. tile bath. furnace, hardwood floors, n living roomy, dining room and it if IN SI ECT OU R BUN GALOW S, Denny and Manchester seaciiaieiiins-sniieaten Gemma: 722 Chestnut or 46 W. Lockwood, Webster water. electric. eas: Tston— - 5 ok Snes 13-inch waite. weather tonnes Ney ow ungalow: : etree ‘pie € — eee ——— a ——omes BEAUTIFUL IN argze lot, 100x200; beautiful shrubs and 71 base iit a ‘eel, 1027 Veronica. or “—s ar . . ‘ = : = oT ames | H trees: price $22,000 for au | , | | lot t d0x115: oe *sab0 $500 own: . ms are large; living room 18x30. : - UNIVERSITY °c WALTER SCOTT 00, “HOR Gres M BUNGALOW '|month, Call Lindel) 6599. owner, 6122A | ED H 7 | ‘ 4 ni- VACANT—Very desirabl near Bi Etena ' ;, | ] Mm St. John’s Station | Bonity Cit en 6 to and Newport: $40, LAciede 7739.__tc) we offer an unusually fine tile and (|| EDMUND, 3190-0 rooms, breakfast nook, | ir AeA ‘EY KE. MAin 2818 with beautiful views of sur- E Trac & QO z. QO Or QO > OLDEN, 8303—St John St: ttngk 4-r gina J Aa es, which are VACANT—Webster Grove hwe ||| stucco bungalow of substantial ||||| hardwood floorg. built-in tub: Just com — i, Ain 2818. . ; | -Toom | 8 rooms and garages, ebst roves, southw a — construction and design. The roof ||, | pleted: mia $500 down, balance like |W HITTLER, (38020 of oat ck cot é > ¢ sy @ | terms; lot 'BUXx15 0. HOF peeaa 608 hest.- | ‘ , ode ° eet: no restricti price = 38000" | is tile; there are 7 large rooms; || | rent, » re argain. ° Oo) | AS Fake PAY mm maf ON =A 2 Figen nut at. Chest | a ee a agg Bes oe. ae py ey Realtor 708 price $6 0. 1H asbuaiie: tattaiher heating eystem: 11/2217 TLonise. PArkview 8264J. iPargain: price $5500: terms to suit your RESIDENCE—Beautiful home inside na FLOOR HUNGALOW—o roo basemen | Reta. — as | churches, transportation: over an acre; 709 E. Swon, lot 50x178, Lindell 6599 SAN FRANCISCO. 4251—Corner - , RESIDENCE—New, large, 8 rvoms; stucco 817 Brownell: lot 50x150 $3500: $300 down, PArkview $2643. Own-! SAKAH, 2017 N.--3 rooms, furnace, Dath. a oe yA are home specialists, and have been ie. RGA5. BL NGALOWS r 2. eter x= Bldg. since 1898. | god 16 - a — Mode rn o-room bunga- trees, abundanc e of oa Reef oe Hi We have a large list of roperty ~o158 N. 6aTH ST. Veat avenue, 3823: = brick. 7 Feqme ae ae ae 4 . : | i= 7 ; wy. near schools and churches; lot oUx | close to grade and high school, also pa-||''' for sale, from the modeat home t WORKINGMAN’S CHANCE 4 first, 3 second, 2 modern baths, fur- All Improvements in and paid 1 BU ey “* AW —Be nats ul — BI ge od. rice reasonable. WAbash BOW. (Cc) ge a 3 ‘ very arene BE hee ||}| the palatial estate, as well as +A. 4-room brick bungalow; almost new;|"4ce, one and a half years old, built-is : loea it | Ivers) Pp ‘ : - 00 anc pull an- . : . adv hiuiit and oecupled. QO] R 1: re t a ‘a CAban ly 1945, W eek days, MAD ISON, §100— -Stueco on tle, — iv, 4 large pedro yms, very nice bath, high sites and acreage. Let us show wiee en ness ne ane Sane Oe patie sage may BE ironing | board, ,Y a } | ; ; ai eee ee ee . eee | CAbany 7756 ea bla a ing modern; lot 50% ceilings, newly decorated, self-regulatin you ~~ Groves. Call, write or —~y asa’ oe — a ee second floor can be rented, which has , >) ¢ . x, 4 - - la . ~¥} . ' -¥V © . aK ore! a i E YOL. Come out prepar ed to * | htNGALOW — Beautiful 5-room: doubte | ¥ seca a trons wants immediate | 20t-¥: ater | h pat ing system: _— Bes ane phone for appointment. KO RTE. 110 N. _8TH. MAIN 4258-59. | separate entrance rear, Vest avenue is one at a sacrifice. one block ae . Cut-of-to ee eat ftar, & ant i WEBSTER “Mealore TRUST Co., $300 CASH. block west et 25th street: illness rasees ° 3 eee | gout Li lmar. WYdown OGS7R, 7607 | Sec... ’ oN % yd ——— — i . ; ‘ P owner to sci] at once, ga eve in | Se as Tea 1 et je) | FOS. F. DICKMANN R.E.00., 623 Chestnut 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. i Balance like ‘ae * aoe a Carties $ up-to- -‘the-minute bi — = " &.. ; : Se Creve | iI room bun ame price only | ¥P- » DIE Duy Vif “4 si Reg SRO : Sy Paes — = oP —— | SPKING AYV.—At Home Station on And terms on my $6750 equity in a beau- 1. ORS “We os. F. Dickmann Y e j ( ; aes *. > ie si S lid 4-room brick, tile | . ‘ . »: bungalows built , s ‘ . 7 : $3250. CKEL, Mhealtor, MAin 0481 SS m Pee EES ge ' ac $5500; $500 down, | Coeur Lake se line; = lew ae ond oll tiful 6-room eg —— ae built al OR i ceateieaaeenaiaeaiiemeend $09 DOWS—BALANC DUWA—BALANCE 825 n da 2 , Rwy rick, 8 | SBM y. Call GArfield 3333 0 — : By tg paring young | 4049 Greenien pl.: 5 rooms, hot-water i SS === - = J : wa 3 SES he a Z BB ioe SEO, SCORE eget ght t+ oe sOEHAEED Caha.n, | rooms. surna i BBL | ed couple lt extra we or m- | heat a . rms. x i s.. eae 3 ae Wee Coco nn, LPS SC RED? sc 5 ote oe only 34 suO. A. J. MAYRHOFER, CAbans floors, lot 560x165; very par — cher ‘2 pa) WwW Ae hte BS mt “Ay. f T aR EMBLEY -WILSON ple, $3500: Pes 250 down, balance as rent. Bruerer aa os earage; te . —*. S Ke ’ . . " . ? NP So yn et , . 2 > . Cc) r . | id ’ , th. ¢ 28 ERs i % Ce aS | be handled no easy terms. or fu ) | W. McDONALD INV. & MORT- K-SCOTT REALTY | COlfax 8751 eee 4 *. llega GR or ness 3 ne ON TEE Ee ae oe S| BUNGALOW—S900 cash buys 4-room bun- | articulars, call Mr. + Fed, ad geek |) ees wae * ogee ee , po eit 2. Pee aes | ade erect an ai lewalk: in Pershing die- JOSE DICKMANN B.E.CQ., 623 Chestnut, PR; nee tit RER "REALTY CO. ag | WEbster 308 SMALL COTTAGE a F pi gg. “mr. pkina, avid a#y. eas ” Se’ eas fee 7% Fee rae Me tee ee Be Bee | 2 ee Gr@e | trict; trees and grape vine PArkvVie bi. NEibLwp are : $100 down, balance like rent: 3 rooms, ; _ Overland, Me. .! ay fee Be ce pee Lee Bae SS See sick ane: BS: Re @ | loved. Frame. 5 ro oma. ho t-water heat, path; WEBSTER “1 NGALOW BARGAIN | | . We are agents for new homes, large lot; price $2250. H. W. MacDONALD i bath, furnace; FP: ie ae ee in whe impleti car garage, (cy) en h ea: owner must sacrifice, — to | 2-car a large lot; shade trees: very where a a have moved away or yorent, Ties & AR Meset FS EEN SII. Gage aS sae a valifornia: offer accepted: for par-| easy tern Ga RRS | for other reasons must sell; the "Esidtan . Over : ua ; ; ; oh ye eA MSAK Ee 8 ORME ns § Siig SORE ES ee Se ’ 0708 et oceans oo ae | tieulars e } Thi Sweetin, 8319 Vani J. CONC ANNON. 72a WF ae ie | undoubtedly will accept. any oe so 4 oe. Kip SS rick residence; bad a- | Buren, . or NO REASONABLE OFFER | sonable offer we can direct you | CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW— terms; Open eve ey ™m ade; 1 block vse eg be ck: nann R. E, Co., 623 Chestnut See 640 Eimwood; new Melish stucco; | quickly to where you can make the Italian Renaissance plaster. France ae 8 j Beige she: ‘ASH. $40 MONTHLY BUYS make offer; owner anxious to sell, Bors | best purchase answering your re- | nut trim: & rooms and sun. reception 727 Ponce: 4 romos. bath. furnace: AP i x RE ALTY & MORTGAGE CoO. i VINIT A PARK oy ee rooms REASOR, Realtor. Kirkwood 1158 c quirements; for instance: breakfast rooms, tile bath: latest built-in - i and alley made; corner lot. Mr. ) tpt MAin 4860. 83. Jackson: bungalow» Olive | IF CHAUNCEY Pv. HEATH ADVERTISES Sherwood Forest, south side features: owner 724 Arthur, ~ > 2 lot bath, rnace; lot SOUXLOU “drive. p sen to | IT. IT’S A REAL REAL ESTATE BAR- Jackson road, first home east of | COTTAGE—® rooms first floor. 3 on sec- RD oms, breaklas on oA eee aie et a ne ic byl d= ene eee ite ee es wh tone Pr tS oe GAIN. REALTORS, 818 CHESTNUT. Lockwood avenue; only year old; || ond: modern: lot 50 feet: furnished eum- ar” BLYS NEW 8-ROOM BUNGA tne. ancleding EE ie We tee eee ee Aer Be ae ea ea en DIT, soli-—New Broom brick bun-|” ‘Terms will be civen to suit purchaser. | GARFIELD S105. IN | || Bere was the comtractsr: hai-wone || | leit ef Gatusplamed: truft tress nnd Seana. | _ts0ow Norm Maresh; Just comptes: Pana” anntis ot ~~ re Feo: TO sa op nae Dia ica as ae eee flo . ® : ’ 7 ee te? 7 ~ . Xoo >. ees + ’ . eye Trifdi a) block south o1 a. we ae a a Re ag NO SE BE Te RE RRO KS SO Sal alow: bardwood floors; new) TE ’ 4237 and jocatton: ‘a rice SATS ° : ‘Sunday or eve- | &24 Chestnut. MAIn 2636, Gath eld_ 4237. il-built; good cona‘tion e 324 8S. Map! 2 . SAC _ , 46 oe ate ; mn : a t ner Kone; make offer. aple avenue; 7 rooms, CHAUN HEATH ADVERTISES | SACHAR & TOR. MAin 2081, a Pret li st pa rt of \\ ebster Park. Reasonable terms, Deal direct | 1Z : ry iv }= os } ONE ; OF VINITA A TERKACE’ Ss wie a aR + nN. > (Arfie ld RH! : acree ne qa porches, hardwood floors, T. IT’S ry REAL REAL ESTATE BAR. ee N in G 5 Pe _ ol burner: ocar garage; lot 100x GAIN. REALTORS, $18 CHESTNUT. peEN | : , mas —— gE BTS iEalow- | ISIDENCEK BEAUTIES. With the owner. Open for inspection. 221 Hawthorne. Raa MUL 2 I—" bul sale: | 2034 — _ matt brick, $ rooms, hot- | PRICE REDUCED. 0. $12! GARFIELD 3165 ‘ Rat, tn ny. a $3-In seach, : : -room brick: a urn -in, “411 Gt a avenue; 68 rooms, DANDY BU NGALOWS walls; well: bullt 0 SES TE oy ee eee .* : ne we ‘reen 4 ’ - ‘he C al wails in plas- | water he al. tile bath, 2 Car bric kk arace, | 700 Fairv lew; 9 modern brick residence; 2 7 ne a A Le NOES ' STi oT. ’ iit OTs bP . + ' 10 =—_ hot-water heat; listed at $7800: 5 rooms, . FE DERER Weaury CO. owner in New York: make offer of 6 rooms. PRoapect Deo 2610 : b: pedestal washstan and/4 bedrooms, sleeping porches; om: dln: leas or on terms, with few hundred At barxain price K ae ] x ‘ + , ot ao ’ rereity 1 me tu! wriye C} | hunwalow: large living room, tile bath. JOS. F. DICKM ANN R.E.CO., 23 € ‘hestnnt Occupying 10% acres, with plenty of 55 Summit avenue; vacant; hard- |; clede 811 3607 Hartford. electric, tile bath; garage; good ivcation: 7 5 - . nust » £E°}] to he apt res dated. Tap. 4 fe hardwood floors: $500 cash. balance on | shade and evergreen trees: h yee contains : wood floors, oj] burner, » rooms: et ry. ) é ; PARK, 7!xx—In St. Luke's Par- | $709. ‘further partivul art, call Mr. I, » Sweetin, N, 7th st., GArfield 834%. ANKE, 1008 Chestnut ; ood floors; bargain; Call Lindell | si atte -o-m; atic, | lot 250 feet deep; bargain to the | Central TT MEIER R. £. CO. 624 Chestnut, cu? a rire jh sna AVG OE nt | at t cone | W '11 rooms, 2 baths, Ke! a aera | veriand; collage: ‘FOSKIN- EN-CABBE Br. St ATTE. RY. SMALL COTTAGE Easy terms. Call, VOSEBA ALTY CO.._ 6963_ Maple. | ebster Groves \ ’ | ios ot gl oe e arick hanes , 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. (Op Foxld0. P Blisken its: Dbareuin | J_E._HOL L LANCER c_WE beter 26:2, | Call Mr. af ThoOWAY ys” 500). TORS. | bungel gg A modern conven- | er a heme ag Pe $250 Cash, Balance Like n bungalow. beth. phere today IF CHAUNCEY P, HEATH ADVERTISES for cash. olan —— ——_| na orgy bath | 722 Chestnut st. | _ 331 Park road, Webster Park: a || Rent for my 5-room frame, cottage, ne SO en gh ee eedan, of is ; eee ie = even _~ garage; price $70U0: ROVE it 3 , | IT. IT'S A REAL REAL ESTATE BAR. | LOTS—! choice bungalow lots, Universi- | Stucco bungalow; as” | Fairgrounds Park: “price $2750. Ln. ae , NG MOVE. , vy —Br ‘kk ungalow, : : ea. : a po 4 | ai 4 rn a é . i i wo ¢ iiQQ4 & ‘ ; : : - , ‘ 4 yatair steam 4 f - ‘ ‘ new 7- room house: vv to the mi - 4 show loare: GAIN. REALTORS, 818 CHESTNUT. | ‘tv Park. Co cate. off Mic land: bareain | downs! garage in “pascment; beautiful bot ara, Se recent | 4 > | 181,_Post-Dis ‘OOR Chestnut st Zee ~ S00T8 le bath, } ~~ PrIF * ’ Ilar heat, 220 Chestnut av.: 3 rooms: lot 560x250. ute in every particular: make offer, 10 mya aide Ors. 13-inch walis: SR000 », |GARFIELD 3165. = —@ : - 100x290; rice only $500 § rooms. corner. Block east of Big Rend and Den- | North Dandy North Side Cottage VM om bungalow: bath, ——_—_ Br «= urgest Inrestrict o Universit ie, : @s7--Ds aoe BR a. in ceenans $-5 PER MON "S it oreh—-ak- essa arm : , M. de HOLDOW AY & CO. . REALTORS..:! 31: . Frisco: 4 rooms: big lot. ny: a 4-room modem _puncalow, ASHLAND, 4987--Dandy 5-room brick :large price $,O0U; terns: ' Pine Lawn 00 ARTIS I TON DI RIVE. Ys City, near Delmar; value | $50. 000: leas Chestnut st. Glendale: 3 rooms, beautiful with abont 2 acres: $650 lot; 13-inch walls; rock foundation; wood 2448 = het meine 4 Meee 2eee oe \NEE 1008 Chestnvt EE SENET veils Gone aii ben atl (ICH MON Sire -HTS. | QeN aLTHEIMER for. Inco me property. | SEAUTIFUT. cozy ‘Tie antga tae io ees. . eneetis ee Gt no A English type eee eee wo: a fences: if ‘you want @ re a w EY ile eecles teent Saat ene. | IRECLO ——— = lo t Suinmit Ly Eunice, 1 block north | a awson, A, eg | house, wi eautiful bedroc f ow 5 re , wo room Ry “epee hy wet? & _ f A, , van ABmAARL room, ! ‘ ry = . rmnio D. 4 4 bran . A L + ee arren near Kingsbury, I niversity ‘ of g KA - av. in good order, KAMP, | waa’ Ss “HOL be yw AY & CADc« REALTORS. . hot- water heat: lot 312 feet y meme EDW KI Hs ¢ # a. Pri a REAI x F 208 Tit Title G uar. Bldg pi lee S40 a ' bus: ne gy baad — t abe, anxious Lo ‘w hot-1 ter heat. ¢ ' raze n sn gadiaiere Hills, SOx1G0; also ¢ olgate, west of Mid- | 105 N. Sth st. Artield 834°. i (22 Chestnut st. "1848 Maple avenue: new bung: BACON, 2757—Modern | —— 2-cur - 4 like Tei. 2 etner city: make offer. lwith side driveway from street: hardwood | land, 50x155 University Park, KAMP, 105 TTAUTIFUL apot in Webster Groves: tet! 750 CASH | alow: $7350, | rev ie: xood condition; — ins this. N kK W BUN VG ALOW ~ atk “7; ma —— | floor der) f{ixtur larce porch and} Nz sth st. Arie ae eld_ 8342 : TOX' 244: Soe m house. electric, gas” and | 75 2k MONT : ' ‘ray and Kenilworth: this AMP, 105 _N. 7th wes GArti eld 8542. . bu; — » stot Lovely h MAC ts th beaut: rd: ir i } uth from Clayt 1 oy Sant ' mn benu tiful Rs 35 ‘frm v a ater: tile bath tn furnace 2-car garane: | "Ee } : he ol ED. ° | : buncalow: eurronnded 7 NGALOW \LOW—Look t this bungaiow 11313 3 Yerenina: 38 Ene. re ets oe Bing noc ee Paror. breakfast roum jird. on Belleview to Arlington, thence one] Park: restricted to small homes: oo — hous ‘hicken hot large front} ~ | ; owner will be glad to show | O42 N. Taylor; newly ‘decorated; furnace | posite beautifu en vo ree B Business tree eereke anxious, to | bloc! est. et: all improvemente: owner: terms, Bo store hc . and el eken hoiite: fruit, ht nprbogig ot 7 4x284 Hawthorne and an, | | 7 wenen. | eee a Oot See oe aih Hight hg = hg oe go se } : ” . vat ‘ ther CiLV* ane ,eT (yt : LI, T A : # i fo wi pPost-I)j te} ;" . . ; st ner ] :* ° ; pa Tt av. lot S84 x” s rooms , 5! 5 Ho! ] rwood: - } a} |}. furnace. bric K re. easy erme. BPP within 47 _— ee a 7 ; grapes and berries; will eeli for $6000 or ose ie . Hty a new 5-room CARTER, 4115—-room brick; ‘ile rath, ; a MULLIN-WALTE REALTY CO... Agt@.. | PARTRID / AND ALLISON AVS.. Unt- aaie for good farm nearby Address hardwood floors, hot-w Bice eg | Enclish-type house; only 310.800. furnace; in fine Benny ee near O'Fallon | HAUSCHULTE RB. E. Cv. 407 _ N. Bws ¥. " “3%. ersity © rner,; 8 rooms, moderl./yieone 105 Hart av. Webster Groves. or + oh he hol, me. 8 Tooms ‘path, | 35 W. Jackson road; a atucco | Park; look at ome, modern: jot 200 Meine yc rk 000 down. balance as rent ¢: = . ‘ PArkview 2 B55R (-) | phone during day WkEheter 409 (c) , Dawn SY., Sa lot; half | bungalow, with hardwood floore GEO. J, WANSTH A TH. Sto ye Chestnut, y of fruit, pear a’ — town 1647R | HO 1) l nder Actual (ost RE IDE. NC Exel ists -e residential dis — : : 7" — G _—_ tage “Ca SE gree uy large 40%, | hot-water heat, aun parlor sleeping | CUTTAGE— 2204-06- ae te hy sr. rae 4" le ei yrhood: for mB hts ¥ eee | WO enutifu! ct CO m rr nes 5 bs Ci ae . | BUNGALOW —7 rooms, febster roves: oc —s et car 2 ] . ’ 140: || y ‘aim © _feizhborhoo 35000 PneW, mode hg foal wie a 6g = (Mo . og, — we ¢ a ; oe bune ia “lay “a new l13,-story 5-room brick resi- lot 100x270: ‘all conveniences; price | Open all day Sunday. a ig ome glazed; lot sinsedaaaal | Inquire 2213 Madison. fe) by . everything modern: finest in North 35 per month, in e000 cash, balance monthly: i + +O gel YM eee eee lov; | denee: located block from etreet Car) s7q00N GRand 5725M, (el) MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO.., - 342 &Snrine a rs. 2 SAGE——O | Fooms, gafage, furnace | § Louis; just completed; easy terme: ‘out. .] ection, “LICKLIDER R. E. CO..| ;7, autiful 7 peneecepes | Wee we bs. | tine and paved highway; complete improve | EC NGaLOW—If you have $300 cash 1| 824 Chestnut. Agente. GArfield_4287 gg lle gage Ose Paap ce bath. electric. sacrifice on account of | small cash pavinent. Salesinan on premises - age 2 . 4 ™ gx : trees 1d flowers obtainable. iit =P} nents Inace street; yne-car garage and | 2 vi sive ou b cael “* 4 qv - f- KSON RD. | , mar te Colne ee owner | death. $5000 yg ; nse. balance like rent. suas ywner "for permanent home. 2 Tike pert oben a] 7-roon sidence. inquire pa eee : 5 eee a a ~~ 415 W. JACKS __moving to Chicago; might ==) See owner, 4545 Labdadie. 674 t HERE ‘ ry F (eaGQ mer 4 i-! m Tes) 1€I ve NA galow on a made sire et in W ebster. Box h - —— MEIER oe. E. co. » wis W) JS - SARS nae —— Lh t 7360 Melrose A F-14686. Post-Dispat: b, (c)| §-ro m house: 175 foot front. 3 bathe. | DODIER, 28U8—4-room cottage and OO) ) " ; 3 i ; ath mt eec ols : + imme t foe a ~ - , ; -. > ‘ me -% = = . PePNins yareh: age for 2 cars. i race: ppar 9 i an) 2 mi ree eA; if ° AML. Pan - - . ep pala oo BUNG. ss OW —ITde new, brick; al con- | large 8) pi 4 por a good locati: n. | wy || east A _ Matt brick. "| GREU LICH 'S BU NGALOWS — wg Ti ; “12 tt rth King . ve 4 aah: ino 0 ry , ‘ } , home: ck rage et 1S . ivr RG - JONES, RE Al TORS, St. John’s Station Tote aah det’ Sind tebe Gee Hrictly un fi a yea A hed ro locat io Be gay ond bewid ery Sees S| _—— — ) / rooms, furnace, tile bath. hardwood | 4 DIFFERENT gg ind PLANS nade Trees ° es io YIree cl RING a= $5- TOOT ric Nowe , rj ate rer " x & ee ee ut ; ups : ee ; = —— Sylvan TT. rie gar: me ; arly way; CO pp new Drury lane BS ba of 0 nt ay. ‘ if i i ’ ' | @ ty or weit , “i ath I we Wauiks, an | . n ar] z 74 + ue: | ‘ 320 Midland, Overland. Mo. . ae > pose. fb. ein Sagar by eh Bux 1 50): saieba lf eo | CLARK. 334-6 rooms, sun room, tile} Rock Hill road and —— + tay | Jos. F. Dickmann R. FE. Co., 623 Chestnut | of Goodfellow bi. (c62) Mei! 8 barvain and the terme are right ers ri home: leht. ‘See owner, 2802 . | bath_27000, terms southeast corner: onPooy house going UD | FRAMA COTTAGR—1 block from Baden| GREULICH GRAND AN ~e PENT 1CK ‘ we ; yee y em = a aan i tchen on | pits STIS Away: 4202 Gano: 6-room brick. bath, garacc. . ' ij ro aT: miris = zr ' . # 4 KE oo & R RO. £15 Chestnut. " *Toum : ram . hs E os 47 | 4 5 ixe- ri ® secon } deed of trust. ‘FE DGA Kt. 310 ae $7250: ePaARy terms; rae gag fe | ow nad and t | le bath with 913-91 r I nekwood av.. cor- 4468 L. aie AV. a | furnace: L. COTTAG 5 “I ; . hood; + Ou. siete : POME Roy: BERG R. E. CO., 5305 Easton. |“, mplete home; 6 rooms, oak and tije | first flo d floor. Owner needs 1arr- | ner Sappington road; new 6 4 rooms: bath, electric. gas. 2-car ga 4030 Garfield: 6-room bri _ math. eho L, n sood neighborhood, * hall g* ' > ' - shower on second £100 rict] odern ; tage: well kept; convenient locality . 2 t 1O0x?1 ra electric and wate! oe urtis: $4500. | ope ‘ > aa haere lot ¥ Ai. YALE , bu-—t room! Ss, carake, ~ baths, “_ (floors: sireplace; latest bat h fixtures, cabi- er ss eee: Gey © ’ KORTE in N. Sth MAin 4258-59. } if me = bei you “on teaes: eh is P hargain for M frame; Salome: $4550. | me Jip ehrapage) tong POEs ge ygypt- ny rh 3 y hes ‘Ahany 1715R. »inets, etc. See today. DElmar 0420R. (ce) | TREMBL EY-WILSON RE & L. CO. NG trees, large lot. CEE. rv ar ae a ER | 3712 ~ a HS Lonron ek, bath, elee- ee ‘ fez ry p ae , . ’ = r at j ie te es F+}‘ Si} , ' r : " ie eo . _ b i pe, - | b ~~) | eee | 6 4 4s , thie bungalow if you are jooking for a o-reem pric k bunga!ow; d _Nhmong | Heights grt Sage ve ei Sig she fone ey seat . “gas, | wo ‘rons mci cneirs comand: 447 FAIRVIEW W EBSTER PARK = Webster Homes : 'niee home in conventent location. Near | lectric’. @ee. party mm’. ath, hardwor Ont. ruace, : a . iG ARFIEL D 316 ———— ‘ ; * F ‘ood is beautifu ome | 9° how $ roll e erme. GArfield 0: Rf GA =; caninleted: all | @lectric and garage. large Jot; only 1 | MOOR PARK RESIDENCE rooms, tile bath, Jarge living room; 208 San weee ag ye and Ki ee sonable term i ny en A e . K es mo r N } ¥ irive: ong -- “a . PP . ‘ irive th eough Web 7 y. , L ¥- M U2 feet rate) ties 49 of ” —~ iat (; Artie! d res . 3 ie) rr yH NS REAL TY qf “* vat tp Page : preeinng Sy ae pleted +S: oe 7 ag woo 3 mh opse for | ‘ . lots, each DOx? “0. feet: | WAbash 114 Open Sunday uae aR ‘ition. J. CONC ANNON. 723 inwright Bl B). 2172 {C) | tne gS shone then keep the it Parkland and Zoetta, roonis. tase Herth basket: Brecm briek: hot- ° an eet deep along soul! } 4 = bras { an rms. down Dac —— 7 ~_ TWO ATTR. ‘GLE —s Fe FIE™ 10T— f es 0. road to t he top O the hil 124 Cornelia, 6 rooms. o hea *, A Inde wr tracke and Midiand => RB "| SCORE DRIVE: Mdocaroom modern | TWO ATTRACTIVE HOMESITES. | | Sas °C) MOMFIT. 718 E, Big Bend ra | PREMELEY WILSON BR. & Ls CO. -| gat Lockwood @ rooms, || | mater bear teemes tal bt Except Saturday 1 of 6 rooms. bath, ii ~s ‘J19—5 rooms. Brennan, 7003 bungalow. $200 cash, balance $45 a); ,.* 0 orice e3): wh . eh Pony GLE i \l ee 5U-foot lota worth $450 | _Wbater 308, __{) Prices have been yoeene Be ge We LINCOLN. 4028—4- Fhe frame cottage: wat ete. and 1 of 4 rooms, (c) | month including ali interest. Parave~ “ge” bs cay of @983 Cornell av.. - a: we trade red oor ge tl — Cot | “Two “REAL BEAU TIES cubenlt ae pod adn | ee ee ee ex | and Sunday . — ' : 7 ' ngalows price and termé . La bathe gpuneal SOW. \ Imar: price $65: ex-; ts r acreage in St. Louie Cou Ph ung als {W for-ren five ; 2 locka north of Delmar; pfic v: vary ey f t Sunday and evenings. eh : — ~ 3 a INT JARVIS. Realtor. 706 C i st. | 430-4 S. Gore av. Onear California ype R. A |, Realtor i; ae GH] r &O | large yard and fruit’ trees, aT ST sell this’ week: rich tn Rpg we —_ . 7 fe Pl at random . sae. & 48. = GAZINE. 3100—Cosy cottage; — three ‘HIO BEFF . eas ALTY | ise ag lot: beautifull Izid out BU SH. BU R NS. MAin 4527. (c83 1USkh—Webster Groves 534 Atalanta | cream stucco on ait Jody BP. clos-| § 722 Chestnut, or a ¢ “fferson S82. > s nd vard: ¢ ‘one rete basement | galow: “e . } . , sae nd : bl 2 ome Sa sriced for quick sale; owner there . ™id-cell ) rads rt: are ein: sell on ver vreas tr. CAT ' oe 4 rooms. bath. sleeping porch. all im around windows ‘ , W nN A ——SS 1 ed “acag GArfield 1594 oF fabl MELLIS. - ner, WAbash | UNIVE ST pt Eh gate FLOO OR —_— prove ments: lot 60x145: price only $3700 et with Murphy bed into sun room, the ! 46 W. Lockwood, Mr Dauhen ndick a t ar 6 | LAND i ou | . ; a ; . ; GO rersrree o ) ch) ocatio ther Span e, red tlie root, . a GT FAGE ee car fine: tt t . . yr of Ark view At}! SOV {cou | eS ee 1a riek: t] a nr, othe is Span ah typ Webster. ¥-- ms « £150 CASH : 18 roo RACE. 5—rick bunga: | *“--—— a YF sanford; re — brie kong inn KENT JARVIS, Realtor, 796 Chestnut st,|roome. Both have tile bath. heavy oak | and ri S30 received for the #150 CA! I 5 i. ims, hardwood floors: 2-car| OLDEN. 8761 — seo 5-room moder foot lot; built-in garage; snay ‘floors, hot water heat, of tile construction == — EDW. % tas RLTY. TO. Cc fox: : *arge lot; bea ttifu] surroundings huncalow: furnace, newly decorated; €8-| CHAT NC a P. HE ATH CO.. GArfield 3165 HOUSE—-5 rooms hardwood floors. tile —, i th stee): best material ig money = ' ] t afternoon ndy 4-room bungalow: bath, te | r~ at a reasonable price must | ‘ane large lot: near public and parochi al | = MS—SUNROOM- HOT WATER | bath. si sleeping pore h. house I ig, | reinforced wi ¢ + i W EBSTER 4130 GANO ater iad! b é - close Ai HAFD ated act at once schools and churches: beautiful electric; 6 ROO { up and down. tile bath with with Lor 2 acres. located on Big shrubs, the price under ‘$10,000. , : Bag ry bath. furnace. garage; be | editions of the xarage in basement; cio : ia FNER REALTY CO., fixtures: bargain at $6250: easy terms. | Hard vg * y ‘ up eine. C oaftan walle. double | ™ vad. Phone 47) tferson 3963 ‘Monday be- Lawson there Sunday. WEbster rT Lee and Fairground Park: Be On. Ores Nit : : r, ao Twern qa Ss: | r ree and school, Small MeetlA faa eo! est 2018. ~_ | Inspect Sunday: key next door east. jah oma’ onal ‘rete gide drive; 50-foot front: Le whee WM. J. HODW st 6 i, GROVES H | $3500; a ort P t teh. hly payments Overland. ae _— un alo . bee» matt | APEX REALTY & MORTGAGE, CO.. jearage: ver occupied. 1311 Augusta: vac oT “TORY on Conte ao By: fa 5 ala § 7°? Chestnut st. | HUT, rE | os . wis “s Bm tile bah tno. BON sleeping “oo Chestnut st. {Ain i om a” ot —— eo oS ; | ‘ ot | r Ae LEA PL. 4126—5-room frame Union-Eas Co ) Re rovement, Potwaler heat, garage; | ——==————— RGAIN—7-romo = moders nA. PHOMPSON R. CO. PArkview 0143, 255. Post Di is ch. , N ys - Bcc Se renee tay bry es _| bath, Helland furnace: double F th H a easton Trust Sen gi) Chee Tr wre a - Ley noe. water wy electric. ®Un | “BRACTIFCL HOME—VERY SAP. LT — Dandy. nob red une high location; | (\'. ta adjoining Algonquin Go ud. |sireet and , alles m4 atta $3750 or e@ ome v329 Easton, Forest 1370. ( DEL St26A Tennessee °° ip rete attic: 4-car garage: beautifn! lawn. Lovely 5-room bungalow; hot- water 4s avs 4 gr. electricity y. a i a | nal Hills 2-car garage. Beautifu) trees (terms. Soelsing. ex See Edition. file _ —e - pee hag A uilding lot« $12 F t: hardwood floors; almost sew; ‘ ~ ie : copy — SSeS 4 banca: “st Park $1750; a ere: eee water, + f aOR | Dartmonth. Owner will show. J. H. NASH | LUT ~Webster Groves. fronting 135' on tt te ready for occupancy: commanding and shrubbery. 2 blocks from | Weinbert &Weinkore Realty Ga _ SSE ner, SOLOA Wichita | easy | REALTY _CO.._6800_Delmar. : ray ay. wouth of Jackson road. | . wonderful view at the entrance of the || Kirkwood - Ferguson corner. GARFIELD 4770-4710. before 10:15 a.m ; =. 4 ‘ asy ferme. Shackelfor ‘ et - - j Tic t J } j rovements _Pine Lawn ____ Be. A, T8390 Now teem bam. | Tg road. Boswell and genora. L. Di | AS FINE A HOME KENT JARVIS. Realtor, 708 Cheatnut st beautiful eubdivision, comer , of Osese | | Everything in first class condi- | 900 ¢ HESTNUT. os dy o-room ovrick Bre eS. bath. sleening sorch: dounl | "SB RAa4 OLDEN. As you can buy; new 8 rooms, 2 bathe. _ COT S—Sherwox ar orest. Along ain | ays tt wit a onan hee ta —_ tion. 3961 LINCOLN AVENUE ine: con be bovebt meee) ta NS S-room bungalow; matt brick; thor-| tie kitchen. 2-car garage; priced very low, | Tesla Bilace, APPEL Realtor, 722 Chestnut, or 40 Price $7000.00 MODEKN FRAME BUNGALOW | Tan ; t a tI $311—7-room mod — BOX 103 @ bargain. See! wonsidering type of home, Open for pp bry ood. , wood, Webster 5 ROOMA, BATH. Sere s0nN*S : SPN SIGEK me ALTOR, 722 Chestny ae: od, ott fe TOO EBC ee eee KOLLAS. 616 Chestnut. | Spection, _6636_Pershing. A8,__C,_MORFTE. 718 a ik bed ot wt | d L. Bakewell SP, TCAD GARI | . MTR Lolth icon modero i ME, nt @rive: heautital let ATx2i) GEORG < , B } Lee. pster Groves, southwest corner A REAL BARGAIN Edwar . DaKkewe i AGE. ) A | Owner on premises. ¢ LS Mm His, weet: “ bi larket cat BARGA furnace, water.| © hoice Univ ersity ungalow | Hawthorne and Bompart. $38 ver foot. ' 118 N. 7th St. || PRICE FOR c ONLY $4500. A n ‘Tar ee te Le ling ly 4-room bungal ow el . larce lot: | 7342 Shaftesbury: 5- room brick | all mod il improvements. 104 §. Irenidence: ah bet , MORRIS AA NC., 826 Chestnut — l1l.—-5-room brick rn nat Tound. a ry home wit! enuU bees electric: sail a - ce $30 per month. ern improv ements: lot 50x194: deccrated: | KENT JA {VIS Real ! ny acolonlal ves pos amie. GArfield 5566 NORTH MARKET 2553-—Cottar- 3-room | rful purchase; reasonab! Seine» fd Marlor breakt: Ol 750; SUS) cag. AO, R808 St. Charles | inside front and dining room gancled: | PARKVIEW, 511—Bungalow, a Ewe Bees frame: ae. mater le trie: warame. Own: | dew 4267M Me bupe touble earage: anxtou R= ee 7S gg Pte nen Sunday and | front porch ecreened in: agent there Sun | tram eo. modern Want offer. (Anthony ‘Monrir, 71s « er. Snyder. 14696 Arilinateoa. Small: | acre; Pine 50s" He, eee wir. OCP City; make o rd. W Abash , "(c68) day. » MCRERITS Co., in4 Cheata : flat. See owner, 1508 Ie ' evenings. ean buy; concrete wal Ks.

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SUNDAY. Cottages, F Flats, Ap_artments, Residences For Sale Today. AT one | ee eee ey 2 Bt. LOUIS = nge, Wanted, and Bungalows . :, ee POSTOURPATETE ohn TE For Sele, 6a = soueene nd COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and o¢ — BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALC BUNGALOWS ang COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES: “BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS 4 Aa ) For Sale Foe Ba ai ror Bale | u For Sale For Sale For Sale | on | South | | Northwest South —— —ZOrinh SIDE NEW BUNGALOW OWNE ) Sa ——S[SS Northwest Northwest -- : 35--For sale or trade: ,; POT ‘ap os rooms, modern, new. 5 “seen TH ~~ ® furnace ; hardwood Due to ii! he: ~ ae ii — = a Po a S— é - a wi cle SEF — a, PRICED BU NGAL ow ' FE NDLER a = Mf $500 down alance like rent: % Obiock . psi pat ty ; —~ DA, $2 oe ern ick “o-rr a ee , frame bungelow. River o . oor 00 cash er s. Bax E-27 D. tage at 282: oxic? | U arv Bu nvalow—VW ill Trade fiaTy EY, ‘a4 i \ 3 . bee : ‘ oe ‘ ungs A. ; sit - is SS% 1h igh a. a ane ay . an — ve Ry ; ry } . : | ‘ rvi s e & ?r ’ al reet ar at j t | f autre oe t ic? $55 Be LerTms, ies rea thoes is of ct) Mu ht o4 ' ottage. 3 Trix as. pres ar N RINKOP Be E. CO.., - ‘ ; Db for all of Us, d burm fetal w r eir é Ww. HS VLTyY. CO., Lindell 7800 EW i BL NG ALOW— 8300 ( TH KORT Li0 N. Sis MAIN 4°58-523. ——_—— ae cash Aitmaver, LAciece “Cantst ia} B te 2400-41] 5413 Minnesota: . an attractio ut when it ind na ay ‘ e Mr TNNING- j--4-room 1 frame 038 Seca eS ke Ta t BIUNGAL W's ove 40 sa : ww) 5. , : ; ee KI sta ie. COlfax a 2 t reg i> 39 os fargaretie, waik ne t 1 block 4 r agin ; he ree 1R8 ITOM. * 46 ~Bu . i xeaiher etrippes tern roumns and attic 4019 Bam: “3 BC REL E AKICKSON i. a | of Pasadena Park, where in this ideal location, “ { ms ‘ ‘ : ———— ‘ ‘ . ‘ — je 7 ag og rm - , s : — 3 : } ¢, +. i. . * cr Dt aes &. coven — KENNERLY, dovl—Dandy Soom cottage. CApany TOSS eae Barace! $000.0 | GANNETT G3 Pongaow. Tie room. |Zicar garage, will decorate to guit, reason “OWNER SAYS SELL BUNGATA cae ant curves arging you. witty Sa aaeN sa sontees nd all eae: OVE \ TODAY 3 To ee 4 A A ns ., Setel | ‘on one floor; double brick | able pri ibe & mageenenmee 4407 ii wood: ae , strict . MU ST “BE a | lows nestle, urging you, th irresistible ar 54 24a? ‘ - at - ‘ : —_ , demain aps P ‘Z in ’ 7 y . ‘ ‘ 4 . ~ = > @ y al » . . as . . . “y" ‘ a ° . a _ ly “~ 4 | = 31 iti naw ny Oe ‘ be ae ‘ , ct gesichtet .— ee ae ds ety . : [ie tae ate ae 1 ee triy Se 4 é ai onet ures, ecreeng anc shar. -s$ es CHRISTIAN ARINKOP. kt. E. CO., mod «: ai : S. aun. tee a iy] of them 7 nome ur Gs family’s sake iis ‘ , sus . “yt - } ‘ [ } , i . aladins ~ ar : ng : feu Daiance terms (ai +> i ‘ ot. ta ede 2040-41. = = > ~ « | nished display bungalow at 810 North Hilis Dr : , 4 Lig aa ate e- nice neighbo! OrvrEN TUDAY 2 Tuo 5S P. M. ee ag baie wasp ie -- = tiverside T7057. 9.car rave be c ition. | SMA: . ana today. RE o Syiee gen ; tit 5379 Arlington: 4 iaree rooms; brick: ay. Seed ‘esttion 6 as a NY Build —————--—— - ; = aN . ' } \ Y re MA ? ? 4 = - vl‘ ; Mm. is > a FE Lt "RER RE Al ot Ah Cc * o | U V NE R W ILL SHOWT f omme ih ' —- POCKIN-CARBERT-SL ATTERY. , TE lt ma tT : : —- + — i MODE RN Bl NG Al ow pote TERMS — ‘ : ue :' M = i ' ‘ seen = ES be Gl t —— . ‘ : - ew b . mT ri | Ss ALZBU re eG Be R, eo reo, oy ae n CGravois {oa or “Tot: rie? ‘er TD. ri cx ~nte = KE NNERLY a Luc! | yt : nga Yot ok You he Buv raragwe: : eee i HIFHL. @801 Gravois av.. Riverside WNEK oben TOWN corner lot x? =. See fine wie ) Ask the family who lives itn ’ ‘* bot bhacme ’ furnace isle «2 ae - ‘ ye F & j rOrD rica cor . : 42 * ad _ a 4 apeneneal ——— ‘ in igi ay PT "at , ame a ee 4999.493 3 Lil hy} had “oe trAclede G44! Sale BU Ri :ER,. 6826—Frame, 4 ; a _s' SL: " 4-room but palow: | TOMBKIDGE AGENCY, — | — > ———— = } ‘ ‘ 4 {) oif x 2850, * . ” : r- . , ‘ 1) > ne i ; 4 P| rmmnace garage, etree a ‘ tag cfTti r rea 5 4 ’ ryy 7 ‘ - ~_~ OHMEYER REALTY CO. COlfax 2850.) 4 short blocks south of Flori ixsant av.. | GERTRUDE. Brice | DUNG ROW ond (9600 4 wo balance like rent; price nent, ee. HRISTIAN, BRINKOL ATTRACTIVE BUN@ay i thwest . : A 11 Nh NbwW BRICK BUNGALOW N eets and alleys made; § reoms, all | floors: garage: corner of Morgamford: OD pon on GEL AN REALTY co, | S02) S.Grand__ Ae tomate eh ate, Maild bat tap am yy 2HE RING CSAC ce SB ye + nag ag Bn ° papered and painted; 300U cash. $25 ae oe Ri le 25 5455 Gravols av $0 CASH WILL HANDLE tionaly well-built home ¢hat qu, TN. $452-—new, Groom noes PRIC Lox me first floor 8019 Arlinzt A. west | th: f hape; also nev mw Diel mann 2125 8 Grand. LAc. 06°90 versige 200° ——— 7 = |. 4935 Hummeisheim: 4-room bi rick, fam | right int an ’ i MAN. Ow $500 down; priced right; > 5084 Milentz, _ - rage. et I , smr , Xs 2 m ef! modern { shed CLT DT ’ —~4 et7nroom mod-. 7 fiii-Lnenm MiUWs - TOUTE na t 45 ]' fine condition ne), 1} i} « nck ien Ot-water heat: ae eaieinae : tile bat os t: terms at $6% pres gy ee ange gala Berner mentee ce a nealow: “street. made rice ade tor e fai lede 044%) STUESSEL REALTY €O.. 3548 Grand. | we ' $300 od 3 ‘ . » ite he ' s Mee 3 hs - ——— . » fruit ila: n en e _— , 2 . . es | Water t : os a ee a aot cial am GOENE = 537°6 (MUCELLE i S PARUK)— -~-) & {on——-Dbandy 4-ro.m bunga- | Px $1 ; — — _ fu mom mode a Dunge 4 : PHONE FOR OUR COMPLE rr List MOUND ¢ ITY TRU % "| j Dest I me.ry ti > " 4; > ws ; ' } rooms —, +4 KE. ©. VOSS REALTY CO., FOrest 4310 STOC K-s SCOT T RE AI TY CO. Coitax pee) ee a ee eee price, complete with street mace. brick garage eC nable Bh esteem a Ree, eer rat hot-water F ar TO sms. sun patio: re ae TSTOLAND ; - " - : - — on — o- ' - ns ~ ‘ #ia » hs eas » weiss = very » 4 . ~ : “ . OME, 5 | (4. cal ax 7850. ——po " , ‘ A \ i] ‘ : , hard 04 ft} s: gar il a Dain, HO. bath. hard: ) i a RE ALTY - MORESI-PRANGE , ’ new tert : JP =: just put ig ret. | ee: PEDERER “RE AL TY set et ‘BACR : : : 3 i ‘ re J i . i. i ra . a ; - - Ti. frame “ ki nn. "3125 8. Grand. LAc a Coat : 8. s ; . Dainted > “ — = * need | ’ . a Lindel! 3 +x00. T T merit I EV Ri WAY. 4 ne | ; fa race fruit tre ~— ~ ie man oi go —$$—$— 6 REAL TiF\ “ ae ONL ¥Y £10,500 | | ardwood foo tile r, as . att bri - buy before painted. RUNS REP ae tas Exce) 4 n. we silt ; : sae eee ind ind e chicken hou wiesareusicee* 7) MMERT 7 ciede 6440 3920 Juniata; hardwood floors through-| 130 each: fry nt Grive my! aft ow mC GArfield 9432 | = 2 -T : ‘ , - i ; . »- ’ . 4 . ———— ~~ s . ~ t a — naan ~. O'ROURKE, Realtors. — LEG one -O-room =DMice OUNSAI: | separate garages; wide lot. ANOPP RK. fs - : gore vs por - . 4 gape i oo ae ee Se eens ae t roorns, coruecr, © rv £13 Qui a sien : : : : . cs eee 00D REASONS. "TERMS. Box anto-S. Grand. LAc. 9544. HOW \RD E. KELSEY, 3513 Gravois. (c) | & OWNER MOVING TO WEBSTER — Wil Gecors rate “ &r ry iq : Ps. eat; price $7300. lineal icidianiaiiieitaaiuaad Cina eictiy modern: ne bath, furnace. marble sink; l-car garage. -r.- . ; » at less than cost; owner or tg ese, tt | DETERING : ' this building is priced right and owner ae ~~ 721 Chestnut. GArtie!d 5941. may consider trade. UR ‘Y ONE NW ——rA6 54. " ern 40 Parga- tj , a R95. v431—-reom = Mocers “ss ee BL cH-PTRNS. MAin 4327 (eR) MEQOPALT & ; ‘TER’ GRana 015 DOERFLINGE K. Reakors, . Mietor_ORe ILL SHOW TODAY, —_ 3817 Federer oi, also ' iow: “hardwood. fl sors. tile beth. fu Irnace, VL E XINGT! ~ AY. — —- ay ee —$ Same bul 5-ROOM MODERN FRAME: e garace od condition; near parage, 20 Ue ee” eel ONNESSEE, 600 — BFST_ BUY IN SOUTH ST, Lovis. porca, yitrolite bath, green ile at aa LANSDOWNE. 5063—New ¢-room Dunse- bbw. I Kl Hs RLTY. CO... Lindell TR00. | - m 2e~-—.N" — 0°2 E; ; ~» aud tra . on; will trade 7 SZ m 4s ; it ek, i.” — Grand: new 6- n bun ' —— 6215-17-19 Ida) avenue, 5-room Drick | drive, double garage; perk i cme . ww. hardwood floors. tile hath copper 5% , 2) TH en ee is HILDESHEIM by. ryom Ing al hardwood fle hot-water heat. Co | bungalew modern: small cash payment | street. ecreens Ruilder. HYliand 2214 3495 AK L INGTON AV. en! Dareain — ij ® 1-4-ROOM WoDt KN FRAME ‘ WATSON. ROURKE, REALTORS. i - ‘— : 01% Emma wee: oa rat g ' ’ - — e———— will handle: open 4 to 7. or call MR. b NAERT, & CaN WNE. 5548—New Southampton ( = A : eo g i 5 3 ‘ere. rf eas. terms : TENNESSE E >> m mocern 1iCA , RR. Garfield aB8.. for & pre intment. > —— a 4 agh Se > tty o . : on ri, ed to Re } ; K , If 3 ; , = i2@ fo! ? me " ; any Saar fs ‘ . araceé . = oe ~ + _P KI Al BER-W KI a 6243 Gravols. Riv. 3100 by 1h ral all ‘mprover te: in St. J 2 TOs . $1000 DOWN REQU IRED BUN FALOW he. TeV beng, " ‘ i” love! y rooms: owper — See ee ee ei ear, 7008 | KOERT REAL ESTATE CO.. open Sunday front purch; $63 er ee ee Ussher) ¢162—6-rvom modern bun- 'thonys Parish: eee todas. ses 4125 Wo 3-room bmek cottage: 1815 Alfred ay.; SOUTHAMPTON cO0.. 4511 § Kingsbichwap . . i . ,A - — : R , an ' . Pr i * mt ia « J 1 MATA : . * i . if Aad b, W i SUN- Fy Hest hank. . “ aa | bath har ae a C Ta, bee ae . - . "ri NE 5561—R ‘ aul fal 5- “room rt oo thee’ seat. UNUSUAL BUNGALOW, “let Part: most beautiful home of 11s | IDAHO. 6201—5 ‘room n, garage. |) Ree tease bail W. FATSON O'ROURKE, _Realtors. ss} . » LAN modern: priced right: it kan. + er eoceene . - , | ELAS! a: ' otta tile bath, furna oudie ONLY, 3500. L- \SH—WELL Y $4500, . “KING RRET Tt. t. ATT , cealters. EDW. L. KUHS REALTY CO. Lindell 7800 =“*** ge arty Byes” iar ige ™ _P Peet at Myint reeneda poreh: Cc) | ly 4-room cottage. SCHOOL. aes : HUMMERT. LA fe O54 : ENTROP. ae? con he - . ae net + nin Ta TEe Ral. PIDG >"; fern — q K Bok I I bi YING THIs BAKGAIN — - — : —- . , io , -aietin R “ER ' senite 1881 URTY SEVENTI S07 Ss. Sung . 9 acs ttion oma | in hasement. bath: abe a aerate, rd.: : wel hs pak Se . rare cottage, at are2 Pa tics vv : 2 im « - S6eP 4TDac : : — oe ' : mo mn: | fine ' 0 oO ar 5th a ‘ 1? bs i > MA hb 4 fi i T ita : nG : — q ee oe — pee sai > ; he eo ’ = nr e reg uced nie! Rergel- Weber. "3539 “. Grand, LAc, 9544 LA 9 “ YECKEL. EARI ickeon Pee Be , . 4 ay , vated : - ——4 . ING 38297 Gravois. pee 4120 Taft: - Pr. S . rie ra ane aaa ARBRE LEM Ph ae : ae i one 5100 KINGSHIG - ——— myyT © _ VE) WUNDERFUL BUNGALOW room. recepti and kitchen fintfa = 1. RF. vice: omen tod , B lare bed bath CORNET & ZEIBIG. 719 “Chestaut. “MODERATE: PRICED BUNGALOWS y._tiverside oF8e¥ See Ne Er cusemee aes canes | YV-EIGHTE. i835 | — 39° BOWEN | “. NF . 4 . ms c ha” , . 7 ¥ 2-3 , Gb ROERT REAL ESTATE een. ad rab : 2903 GRAVOIs LACLEDE 3313. (ec) BUNGALOWS; 5 ROOMS WiTH HAKD- | : bailt; S1°00 cast, Riverside 34713. floors, COTT REAI ry co. ait. .: Tone” Vienkia au. as Wr ineiadirert , . Se ; . KT AUCRER-WEIZ. 6243 Gravois, a . 7: Re a WOOD rice © im BATH, FURNACE, an J sceryrinre . ~- fu . s* . : . ~~ : - . : 4 is _ a¢ ‘ “~ ; ~,. 4 : * ; 3 corona “tee ’ 5) 2a eo , 4£980)-—5-room bri ath. fur PEACHY NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW | . r \ bi ae ee ee a : , > 2 . 3 SiN‘ SLE LETING. RIVERSIDE 6258/3. ary 9329 MU RDOCK AV., $10, 500 jambe caulked, _KANL-BRUFSEKE REALTY ©O.. 1 e'ectric: real s 2. ~ a! Po i i a | eos eye G00 fae SA | ROCESS - NE ve vo SUME.tmANG NEw IN pe NGALOWS | a aoe Modern 5-room brick bungalow; 3 roome With eval Bee Ce Siyeiec a9 COliax “A 3 (FR. my [TON & KEHLEN _ Real 3 Ti sige he Ss mm hah sl 2h a |, . BL ECHTING. RIDE “62380 ND 5 ROOMS See i down; 2 rooms, sleeping porch, bath up: th @ atimet ‘sates onrii or ) yp tags on cag ste type nie: close to) SPS — THOLOZAN AND OAK HILL a soe Pee « steam heat: kelvinator: garage. -onue a TT ’ ; r ~ . ’ 4 * e- erty erms if wanted: owner on OHMEYER REALTY CO0., CO!Max 2850 PiQhGALOW—Modern S-room brick, hara- str : rom Ceron- | ota Dish. 26000, termaa,., ute BiNcALUW Mist BE SOLD | ' $330 NORMA COURT KFANE & PRANKE 1008 Chestnat. riesn ii : i Ntormaticn call RI: Pe RR Ss bse she : brick. J TOOT 4679 CECIL PL. Matt brick bungalow: tile roof, , NPO-tlD 0 —Attractive hoancalow: six BERK IS A wimiNkss tUTirR . . 7 cnet 9454 t +4 Sac lt al s ang bath rented. New matt brick, 5 rooms, tile BAtB: >. -awood floors. walls paren « . . ? a iy grreoace + a EEE eae r pi arom fF m , na f) 2 -¢ fe gs - prectater! nrice reaeonahie Owner. —_ te : gli migheae mt . ae Sino MAPE ITT—) roains, tile tenth, a. me : ; 5 i fh oes . ear bene” pr tae, ~s _— ra r $s Ow. a ot ee : NOTTS, TT "7 Rik ; - = — floor heat: le seeinte P ‘qe be + ; a Mi ty. 4404 3 ne , foTrenn- shi, canary : » -* “ . ¥ EA KEL. 'E ARI KSON & CO. INC. a, Sas A : Bunes ca — Pn. My outhampton }=—~ ma * ay : ° Krug PY 0 Ae, TIndel! *aQnn : - . ha rai wood Oars, stear . Ss ; ; = Slow op re Dare fee. hon ne @ ry ‘ " ! ‘ Ts ; ‘ a mi ER, ‘. ¥r3) “ ie, : piceiaiiest : iD} i= + = +4 Ie Se ee sp oa 8 I * 1 Grave ols, Airs ath furkaee « Lace net lot MIAMI, 45351—Bi ie ira es Ww ATSON. ROL RKE, REALTORS. “B ARG. AIN BU NG ALOW ' ee Ps = let _a we: price $11 500; e terme. REALTORS “ARVEEUD Q578, ) : Sg ei — pes GA: aa" ~— : 1 i =D W. GELAN REALTY " . a : ch W Al +7245-—Exceptiona] 7-room me * Soi. 00 MONTH | _ ' tage SRO chine Seago ee As se Sd MaGer! BEST BUY NORTHWESI : e ®505 MSS Grave . 47 Gam Shs che " re ne floor: atres des ae th . LL BREWS PITY. €O. Tindel! teo hot-water he ircw : 5601 te 5600 MIMIAA AN : . —_— : - eh Woon PR Aivlor ; 3 “ ache “a . ae. Oe te i er; room ath, oak fi 20s; , . sl 8 ot a : reel and egarag rooms ' ITAL! ’ ¢ : : Mth Loh DA Sinha SO bn AE : ‘ fran ,3 Steffen v.; & blocks % a ara furnace, brick pore®: car ga- ine sand gar: : ms ¢ ut Pacis | : ; 7 a w ATSON-O'ROURKE, REALTORS. ete . | Se | ; WAUSADA AV hardwood: tile ba | 4 bt. ae id, , D i | . re _r> . : 1 Gr over Neosho 8t.; s ay & 7 OM —" built; priced ephnaeP-Jacetatogpale cowed batesigaedet . prt agate: means . MICHIGAN 2777 a GOOD BARGAIN ae Aocan (OLoW, RS. JOE : . ' ATHA, | we age Fn ; terms. Se per gu ? | : a net eta » room nm geht ARC Ar ie ieee ——— . , — Spe roo floore. furnace 2-car r+ er bh Doo AOLLAS, 616 Chestnut st. ©. MET? tr. tH) ' . sk. ‘ . . . 1HE R ; ; | . ‘ome $47 Soren | oh a ad ~ sh bE THIs Lov FLY HOME. ? a '& ¥ 7x 145: pm ef admission neces ; gee alli eS BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES en —--— —.— ——- ST iin ee — > i pect 260 ee e) ge re “er gp ago ae pi sc) FAN Un mitell TR ow: tile roof, hot- er heat: bri ; $660 ] ; new : : tO, 2u) -" matt brick “4 4. , ? a as Soe SUnruom anc stepina act . H Le ‘ > Re low: tile r r. t-water heat: brick ga ’ ‘ ‘ : —s : 4 ‘ BUNG IAW —-4001 WALSH ST. : ; ti bath. hot-1 ‘ it: reasor balay . these pretty Scout é 308 s Mt i tS whet e) to GER AT DINE iio . , ris . . fur rage: be«t loeation. (ali Lindell ‘O43 ‘ ‘ I Tale ¢ i . sae al ; ‘ . . : . 4 ros b a ‘ re } ‘ r ' y ving rTrorm yess ven y ; 2. ' : are ~ ie - 2 . . " ‘ +} . ‘ : hat af. ; i ¢ - ‘ ? Pt > > at . ‘ ; 8. 2 A ye © a . ear : : : LN f “ 4--n0 Qpact: sik bas room ‘cottage on’ rear | AREER SUATIERY. |, Oe) Marne tS ule Dath. | ONCONDIA 407 eae oe 1S EG Art ce; eee, Gos, fixtures: fenect Weber 3339-5. Grand. LA. 9544. | sold: get yours, today: 6798 C ARTHUR FRESTROP, 94, wint ct v JSSMATH J 1nd O27? . Ph. — Te 5 ; E. Kingshigh room , Pete iy SOTA 31ixz—4 rooms we Om een then ee See ‘ROOM BRICK BI NUNEAOM as co i 7 $148 8. Grand bt. Riverside 1a. | (on - ~~ : Bs a | f | a : | A LTSON-O ' 7 bik rE. RE ‘ RS. na may , : a! ( “ead! ‘ NM rainec : ry gaern «3° TY Y} by { i. W. “woop REALTY ¢€ ” eee yi ince’y 3} ; or z. — a ie ; ‘0 ns —. . . ti ee : 2° 7 -av ig ; or - ; vw TY, ; Nev +-) n fF = UNE : iarge : mprovemen ' : cd . ae ~ - ! : : irs a improt ita. una owner leaving ‘own: will ener! 3 : ~ a. oP gp y » ay : . Riverside 5382] f¢ rp | bw @ or : } a ‘ i ’ . - > ‘ ’ . j ; j a 4 - " ‘ ‘ us ~ : . -. 7 a 7 — — ,° will trad : | ify : ———=—- REAR ht Ls a ER : 5} rage WATSON-O'ROURKE, REALTORS. RI a Allv->100m mot ae 4/80—5 rooms: tile bath: hard 12 bo lw Wik | i Frame af. ’ : . . Mm bath. fu FA bi ta 7 livers rE reide $216 S470 Graeme ate tte ceeaas = BUNG ATT sprite + Prams . — CTS, street and alleys made MRL ESERKE REA! TY CO., _ DITMAN & STRO! t.e 2 - a eee = Wee PR egg ' . ~~ KGANFURD @01 . me X. 4468—Here ie a real bnv: 6 PRICE ONLY $6200—TER:! 4 be bala T: : , — (OO) pa : Beta bA 2 o y 2 eae ft : ; a | t . i wv = rine o . 2-storv brick bungalow. with ga- ers ] ah ii ee THOCIATS SATS Thp SE800 ; see this °C sink built-in ful fur pre? ra: bs rc 0 ca yh. . or 8 , P ers ; let ~EGV MB SINGAL Ww AC} I al ., . ; 1 c me. 4k . ia oR RTVINGER PT ealtnee. Victor oRa8 eens fixtures a indica OP: ARSENAL. oS 3 ee Ty WATSON r ROURKE Realtors , ? ‘ . 4 , e ~~ Fa } s : 4 : . a = - ‘ ° , 7 ms a . oe hs : ‘ oo - rs. * « - we . " . = row _K e * LNadelt TROY eee ete. , . ' : : . ‘ ee ead *.- WILMINGTON 43h eon | © +s MULMYOUWAT & CO Real ti Cat... : aot, | e 4310 5471 Gres evden lod J A ‘ sine r - . . = 47 : P . ’ P 1 . - ~~ . Ze ee : ; ‘ . saad 5 4 Lid . = : ao . i Dutt ~ soe eua - , => ap ep &2 — - # . ist > { Vi phe {MiG Ww ABADA - F ———— y ad - “ —— naa —- ~-— . : — = ‘ 4 , : ; f . > . r. ne ol : rt s+ coal aac * 7 } [ a? Kaas AR: EN aT. : mcr 5 roome, “ . oi ha ; ae a’ Ne ec mo nev: each) nt Seetees tiie hath | andi t sO! ge Sir L] FLUNG ALO' ? . ripe ; r . NAER bverside 3834. (oe) $500 of Py atm, Geen ny a . | ats ee $10.000 home for $6750: “ } : : “ ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ : ; mee, o ~ ; - - _—— , ; ’ LN - : . Win N i \ . 9 > ‘ t'agee ' ri m ates re mc “ 4 iv cyt] *s : : _ mor dern : _ . nome. 7 , 7 ; , . : ras i . ies eg es . 2 : : , re ? torr , . r rf m irame hun low, tee 4354868 M ARS! bo 7 ial 4 i. . wt “JE 7a rooms and ath moa oT , organford a eee tt) re ain. | : 3 ye balance like rent. (ail | dos. ih ckmarm Rx | "—% Chestnut : _ hea tore (3 x2 " : ' i “Atere in foc con oe OVEN TODAY = “4 MAY» : sot on tai = Vestis a: 3 mr ee * rth’ * Otsae att .) t e have bs ie m. } F See Oe 4 gor 1 50st , Par ralow: tik eae ae a DAHLIA 47% ns. modern. § " AThOS-c ROURKE, Realtors. ears will trade, TAeees O69: | oe tos eee ‘er car warace: 00en a a hoa tea — “ " ‘ ja hia oifwar. fF * z HOWARD ~ 31% - Ry side 4317 5471 Gravols ‘NE ; ay iy ; . Beant ions on wes KM A> °N RE Al ~ “owner Hiland 3 4. “ in: RC Modern 6-room bunga) | Epw 1 KUEHS RL ? ‘ co. In: 2 md Yr r 4 \\ ; ' Tihs CVS Wir. UR OL eae @ wpuemens a — aR a er : Bae Te er aE prigg r “ } : : ) } : € IN : . 1 Gens cy ; the 3e8 int. coud e anrage. near = Kid MS Mahi ~ i ; p " TL] ea : ™ hace “7 : " ek os , : . Ae ; ‘ ‘ oy ‘ ; . os bi NG ALLOW ‘ " an eras ? arhooie, $716 AS ) caitlin Sena ' ., Ney 2 ‘'« . a Se ei, — Bets auty Mace, | mw = —y OWNER 1 LE AVIS TOWN Six reogis. Gi: © floor: 3. ern: a 3 ASHLAND CT.: bath. § . . e COVWNER LPAVEING, ¢€ ry -V ANTS OFFFR } \t. ' i = : oe : : ny i a NEW nT 4 ’ yrs eee ———— ‘ — — and s.In- - ys _ ot. Pubes + _ Pre : ae py owner on premises. or fail Wy ; : fra } ’ ‘ ‘ , : ‘ ; \ j ' } I i : Iat AN 7 ) ems --, -—- - - -: o$o4 Ris, ; i i gy | ) ‘ | , uM | 3 “3 .. aii ; . a’ : wv . Ila A ies sinsen 59 sa } d 7 ‘ Na Y sé .* Wr 2 : ‘ . - ’ tes a 7 , as J = sa) . " - ie f : : , . i . . 4 iy 40 : c . 7] - _ . ‘ Li Y\ , un , peel 2 RE, | ; 4 ma rq KLAUBER-WEIZ Gin _Kiv. aie ' roo! bat tucco = bunerio 2 » © nee unnand xcel! > 2 , oo large for widow: 6 sice roome. |! jj } Sem F pon WORKING . SAR ee Yon. aan = Ty CU.. | a wom apne ve tnres "ear ingaiows Bt A 3691 > * 4 _ - “a % ‘ +. ; ae . a ; beri rol OM Ss - ts help you get the eg Pian | : at a : - every; REST ON BOURKE, REALTORS, niweaian sata ee er K. BUILDERS. CF atral 6035. (99) ge of 4 rooms : nd. h. furnace heat: | CLIFTON. 313% ss, 2h Schollmever I Bans a ’ 500 help vou need. Ask Plann sand Union Oren Sun and pe 7 a e cas, Ww | ern nt condition: only $5000; eng t unfinished at: sed Cheek bingslow; bargain. Owner, Baas | furnace: omen Sunday for Betty. Call © ed sd dl gles yuan dbah canny piney te sd : | | B20 per | lore i re CAERT. River fe) deep lot FEDER! REALTY 00; % . COMP L, ETE B U NG ‘AL OW | ORERG = 4 TB WoWE FS moder “a 5 = RSNECKMEYVER-PLEER RETY. & . | xe REGON, 4015—5-3 "tram oh PRospect 1519. Ab )_ Gravois. Ra ick. with ws ancroft. a av. in, Seat . ., Be irdoch: beautiful i rage. .ot J4x145° very chea SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN 7 — att! st OC a, cuthout: COT wood: fine lot, water. iectrte: iz tying room. preftr tfle , wand 47 ; ac ore, dot water peat: m corner of i , « ~* - : ; : = > . ‘an hdl ja bod. se a AL nS eS Pi . : : : - ‘ 24°) [a H E R FE 4 4 BI y t ‘ - . OHMEVER REALTY €0. COlfax 2Rs@ | Wood | ace an NIN me cUllage | aon eee ee ~ @ BUNGALOW — 1968 BATES EMMEL ANS -%1 A KI ER “R. B. 00. LifroN of [—Moiorn ~ ‘ : ‘ ’ ea > ‘ oy ian Al ra 4 1o.W 4 Riber\in TILE “1% i jne n as MAIN l l l l GEORGE T. KOLLAS. 616 Cheetnnt at wd ao es aC: irev] , INACEH LACIFDF 432° dos. F. Dickmann R. F. 2¢ eee one jo. Orie Seaeelem, rch lS ag + OR 1 ee oe A168 Che : . een eeee SCL EDE 4532. ~~ * 3 = ; Pre ardwood fio ov “ SER THIS COZY RT NG TOW . rs , . 4042— m [ bunks ne ‘New bungai inroug hout ing por ot-water heat i MBRIDGE AGE x 74 3218 MFRAMBS galow, ' | O41* lea ‘ on a ye : . " : = a : ' a : 4° } 4 . : . ; ' , “a4 , Het? : me " ad ;’ = Se8)0T) ant Giilt oo - met ‘rE > on fie ad” gh! | ct west of Gogdtellow BANE & PRANI tie ronan: PE SSEL REALAY re get's 50800. ‘section: ferme. Wil be there frome tans ONLY $325 pte bt te , 5 hiv T . — VCH Rell-kept 4-7 - Pai 7142 a ge : = a | | BRT K wi NUTATW =, ) : wetly mn rT. tae * eggs alld — gg mm tory | ini RARTW 1G-DISCHINGER. 2R08 WN. Grand. | 6731 Tanho: BLOW ail i. HAMMEL REAL i Sg ' te ern a ae ne r3 ares Nach th of Carona: (PONT a | FACING CHRISTY PARK LAGOON © oom: ons tent ee ee eee a yack LcorT Pits” CO CMe Ore a, 7 sn 28. ol aap.” > Peendeaee se Lee whey i show , “Modern: $5000; tern C2 dnt moder 4-7 ngsl = way - ithweet. cutoff; | garage © Daved «tree , oan j= , eta) nen iin — oth ~* qeeaton: owner. Hager. hae eke poe | JFCKEL. EARICKSON if. co. INC, im Wa RSS ee | oe REALTY O- . - *~ . roads ay. iy] Grat es. 4% 15 Mane>heeter ev. a «, 2% : n Tab onl hin cery store

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) a LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. _ FOR SALE FLaTs. AP’TM’Ts, FOR SALE NGLE a Residences For Sale Today, FOR SALE Pte AP’TM’Ts, » Cottages, Flats, A partments, 'TM’'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM’Ts, Place —~ 9 tan water = garage 2 2 FINE ra ual Value when it ts co oach the ideal. OM B These two make a fine team. MADE; g 4000; n attraction for all of us, but st KEAL 4 3 then you appr bt ara 4 stripped: oo on one floor tn 2-FAMILY APT. 12, OR Pog New o roams. tile i paetentia! value, of Pasadena Park, where in this i and surrounded by flower- lows nestle, urging you, w of them your home. portunitty to see this won nished display bungalow ana 4770-4710, DISCHINGER, 2808 E Grand | 4540 GRAVOIS AV. With 7 With =e | Sicily VE Ke i out Business 3 v ayment or "meal 1010 eine, G Tatiannes: E oie. sae inci OW NE lt W ILI ~~ ies CATTR, ACTIVE | LICKLIDER 4 EB. 56 ST. Tot Is “AV. (Serene: h be ¥ FINK 54: ee beerslow: S500 owe ne gee tor inspection. pee BOURKE, REALTORS, suitable for stores, _ ome 808 CHESTN GOETHE, $406 Dunes) hw, Go ouble 6S. | "moder nD; pe re te garage will trade, - . . 5230-—5- mom moder cH. AUN rE ¥ P. HE g AM, 5 220-—New 4 ‘Troome, TE Ka- GRES st 9) roon ne and mod ern — 7 Orr ye TORE 000 ———.... —— ne ten grounds Flats 0020 eae Just ule bath: 2 r . ———— nee tatiana ay. FE EDERE R REALTY ¢ _.. PRoenect — i+ CO. Ve N. Grand, 5 rr n r3 Scie in at., 3-3-3, brick, bath, EDW. L., : 3: 4 i gh ote 133 THOLOZAN fruit trees, grapes: peace; will exe tha M UHS KLTY co. sree ' open — insp. cts made, 7. A. KEc K | ene Cane CO. spt Ri, Brie ick rats Ml ITASKA, S317 i—o Toon mou: | Will deere ns, . HE ee IME ae GRa’ 7 S830, sa! LEE. SC + Sepa 4-4-3, ia BE) vans 3-3 brick; electric, fur. | Want a quick’ sale A. W, opin ER ow: hardwood fe. loors. 2 Het $5700 KLAU ‘BER- WEL z. 624: ‘ Grav. } x IN - re Cash: 6000. OHN S BLA AKE st . 2 Paisone ag 7) or OOD NTE STE |B 438 ( GUD > ae iret floor, O; 2-car ea | HART WN op U ba NEW FL AT ENT Sided: Prick arge, light rei inn z HiM: MELAEA SS 7th and hestnut, Se Chests eT i + frame cottage. 8 rooms. 4552 iM a NGALO may B20 Delor 6 ibe nd fy o gOUTHAM FON .. abi) sr “> -) AL OR TRADE r F400. Cash, $430, KSON ** « ° 5%, c0,, Isc 7S ’ moder GaSe P, oD giao | ETS ‘2 . 4-5 earage; aivees prick | | Bulla reveal al, ferme or wil “take OnT 5—Siusie a! ne he SPANISH STYLE - — i NCOME $1968 > Barerr AV. 'g® rooms and ath sy rooms: = 3 A SWiss Ware H. modern aw elling | “i Freatest mingalon it ‘ igen me fire aia . eee ae ~ QU TCR S ALE 2808 N. _Grand, soe 2d; Ra A Tr a No le PE Antexsoy 4 00. “NEW BU NGALOW x; ° 4 Octevi ia. 2 rooms: sama Cc AW! a Y R. ~£. 2 Cousins, - roon py of mesic $016 cnouieas zm “aig EITE autif: Sy bungalows, COT ic Goconanere ee — sleet he o atish n. JOHN ~ a AKE & — & . a lla sa - SLAND 3 av F990" "MeCAUS ‘SON Bho co. — oe Tat flat, ow ie 4 Ty WN. “STH: Hilmer. Dutton & yar Su C 0 Roast 7 Kt S-reom e fie ene 7; Hi today: _aeent on EALTY 5B Kees — furnace, 4d ‘driv e: Fal KENITAINE R. sateparate a" rotenone REAL BARGAIN + cvs ery convenience: ue bait 9 ene | ae em AND eg: c BU NGAL OW ‘NEW Brie ‘ 2° ah Lindell Beet RT- LAT? FER NEAR LINDELL ¢ cv rooms one vi or; ; hardwo 0 d gino hot- ous water heat, egtor- "SEE THs BARGAIN ‘or more than sale - - penis : venta $40: bargain 4 $5800, —, RAY R. ROSPMoND INC., el ae nar Wri ST _ 2434 D ‘ia phy SEE THIS BEAL av) ee 7 ERE LAST MONTH. B BU NGALOW S ST BE ike (oar E TED SEITEN AV. 5- root mm brick bungalow: us for a re SU RE TO SEE ecvarate jusmeen | SA R. F. CO.. 0: PPEINBERG & JONES, REAL TORS. Jon. « aryaid Y TEDT 2 i ed up; €arage; 40- foo . tile nik Bt brie coes 4a TAT BARG, shea TODAY * RAC. BER. i tz. 6 t Ie easy terms; price | ce a N. 8TH. MAIN 4258.59, _ TAL ey il co Ke AT i—Barrain = eh ighway. GRand yoy. (ec) "aan W est of MeCauslan N ASHV IL, L ae bee vores, electric ‘fixtures sTanitoid basement SCHOPP 914 ¢a! umet Ride SERS SA BARG SEE IT TODAY block Sulphur ay. open ® to PO MEI Oy: BERG. GR. _E. £0. EOrest 7067. SSS, + AND “SEE TOD red to imerestad ‘part =e bardwoo a floors bullt- in ille bath, R17 $y, CAST C CASH Fiala Die » tdaang R. E. Co. 623 - sil ROOMS “er ery conv: iene: oe {r. plenty clothes closets: garage. pretty yard, | dandy ce arbor | Rengel-Webes. 3539 8, iain LAc, 9544, OWNS oe ing ~_LICKLIDER RFE co L YOK AT 472 — CK haste ee $5650 ; r SOL Nat aE n af? 11 & | 1 [ler ty of lois," - in ee Sou: “ : Fo J. CORNWELO R. “re CO. Took at New Banat | | North and South Road, South | of Clayton Road Botere buying e! these — of cohen brick. modern plumbing; hardwood floors: ee — house: ar TIS 35 i) O-ROURKE, RFALTORS._ y te ns TO10 Ch ro GArfield 14°27 iting the is in the TSS ECT TODAY, 2-5. brand-new 65-room matt. biric tly s.-g -to-the-minute: RLTY. co. an 7800. "1628—Flat 4-3 rooms and ees v9) rouble; - rooms; pre —DOTR a Pe 83, a , ABERDEEN “a b y furmace, ‘ete pares Bun 5143 LExINar 2. EP Fin BARGA aIN bom: BUNGALOW Single. Flat ae ed ot8 20—r wher attractive 4-room gor can be arranged, :ALTOR, ‘722 Chestant. foo et O° F AL CON PARI eeatital flat of 8-6 hea bath, built-in tor Attention SET AV b lek ‘bungalow “ and 4 rooms, mn sh; easy Rk... .. rooms, hath and f 707. a w ij i ) ond "Fat rgrounds } . re ‘today; open 2 to Ct, Kr Far r eeser 2 — $750 ca Bp ess cash; rame, LOR TRU =I 20. DF. 0777 a : card ‘of mace @-ear aecen metal weath piel ) ga ‘a ~~ sot PTHW EST R eos Tower Grove as open this a TE uM Vr REALTORS. GARFIELD 0378. J 6- peumnlly : 3 rooms. BU steer pee BARGAIN 7 rooms. two baths. = by me _KUNS RLTY. co. rooms, | NOWTHTANT See e “thes Be pre tty 5- -Tooms "be fore bus. ALTY came om al ~9I-r00m houge, bath and ~~ nS rooms, a mon PAGF. Pe RINGSL AND Son, Builders k J. Ww. OF iar RE q — I tile. het he -in, fe _£cR9) ) | for one or two fam i am see wale wanted, PRICE i DU GED Hest _krade = he NG ALOW—Ne na “Young “rruit tres 5. ~ mode P. ent condition: etreet beautiful rooms. tile path. 43 4 ; ROURKE, _ Realtors. “SAC CRIP (CE SALE Dock Flat teen 3520. 31 N. New stead. 3- 3. . @rar ito} * haar Ment: KORTE 7 ‘aul tha wall a pein oun salow, _ ARIC KSON aha’ cO., “LEA VI ING CITY — fell at a $1000 ~) roi me, aun re % 4 : ee 4-famlly. Taran ~ 0 d mn: Ce gt for $or50° » > owner on premises. ( 0 17. i — For a = rome, and * of . rennisyiva ila av. n ar schools. ‘and mi: X modern th weemheut rgain bor “Quik Action | are. MTS, on SALE - Peas t . mo 4 Lansdown av. rs “Tm. TS. —, (HOMES. i iil bath, Birictiy bi : i¢ 4 ia 1804 or CAb. x ‘Lindell | on premises. or eo + eee RT ineenchicheeariteeternieetinteeeeee i 6578 Bradiey aY., 5547 WAB AD, ch th, Ca! ABBER.- RST. ATTE RYT. 5 rar | WARGARETTA O45 - ; .. _ — POR: Je eet: she Phas Bae : ee eh > ee tien Sel. ; Te mee ——— CMM ee ? Ps » Weal os arr ¥] fe Matera! (4) aa td ll aie ogs et meee Aree ANN NARS Teel edit = ail 4 > nde + eae Se cn ey ey ee be wiet bap rh,. ee Sets tines ov. a 4 ee mi : 4“ iene ies as Phan? — ‘ nae t ony a sate ey a wae ; “ah hos #6 Ye ‘ . 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gn a 6 oe ‘ erent «ape AOR 0, cages cesta oF a an ee ee - *~ fp A NR ok ft ts tS ee wan Hack ei 14B POST-DISPATCH. FLATS, AP’TM’'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’'TM'TS, FOR SALE ~ South aRMAND. S734—4-5 eee, 1 3m farnace: fares: PHospect _ etme enna eedar- Lit ed ‘cloth ia Harriton: owner wants this 4-4 room Gandy, strictly moc 20) Kingshighway Park; 3-3 ocation. 3495 Meramec; 5-4 fat. j Sompto 4-5. > 4% fF oe? ’ reduced. S. hot-watez St. Anthonys 2 Mich! gar 3-8 rooms, also 2 a1 in basement, tile bath tr eompiete Met and speciz KENGEI- =e 8539 §. Grand LAc 9%44 SEN A te Bi) J —S.tiw ie 3-4 Cheat rane Mr Srarhliz A pale £449 : ARS NAL. ant and Hing a gar “f eq ne MSBECHY RK. PRospect O26; aeons 451 i } aces T r $ single: Arcola ho Grand. LAc.$ a —_ *: ist “Te Price Jos. F. Dickmann, 31255 LAINE. 4:1 (HAS. W. bad 26 r + La Bille cu ; yu ‘ shales aa KUHLMAN., PRospect 2267. —— ———— L\Tragk* , mHeCO ts $198 month - “omer RFALTY CO.. BASS Gsravols At. right Nee FRED Ww. Riverside ES ~ $e A ¢ w ATSON-0” ROI REE, _{cPd) ‘Ke tors. “AKI Span. ¢ hone—4-4 room, brand-new. } therene™ , movern singte fiat ; double front: thie is a well com- LBL (» Be wp. DOVER i raw ie “= a af euracrce > — flat a ois priced right t hard ‘ re REALTORS. Victor ORO etructed : ~ pDOre Py NNe rk HOLLY “HILLS REALTY €O.. f == Riverside $21 ain Nf54 Bad t 7 ™ dern. sin: a , a BI - L. eclede 449 ; * ‘ 4246 ; TSTL LEM 5-ROOM BIUNGATI Ow. LAT floors, sieeping porches. tile «team-heating plants: dow- HAh 25xx— other property ** ~ 7 i art pexy ment. ; a— fC RNACE. STREET ed © Chestnnt “ADE. ONLY $7850. VERNON : WE a hae VERSIDE 52:50. J00N a : ra ye ££ - BARGAIN GAr. & . 8500 (514——>)-. 3 therouchiy rode tacw-car hr ok gurace DOURFLINGER, R} pa me JUNIATA, repertirs, Victor @895 WAPSON-GROURKE KEALTORS, ters 368 © 471 isTa' : esi9. 8 » le de i) ae TON NTT. a 6BOUeLL —~ sa Be t $1800. $14,50 LAciete 448 a wAYY) 20°0—FPorr fami es. 4-007 T—4-4 rooms, tile bath. ~ sodern: wa'er heat: 4 ardwood floors; excellent | ar brick garage a rea! bargain. arrange t am) lat, oS mphrev: large Cou ble €@-roomn haat hardwood ‘ re. finest tile batha, en rt *, Ordered double 3-3 bargain, own id immediately regardless of towy sare ' ‘ost nesota: dou! e 3-3, call at once ATU S. Twelfth: 8-6 Goudie. fine cel- 4-4 candy. double 4-4 WM. E. WRISKBERG, 3704 &. Grand ar I733 Simpeon: e°oh Wyoming: an4 singe | GARFIELD 4779-4710. oF. Love er Bw 2000 ) REAL ESTATE For Sale, FLATS, AP’ Tm Ts, FOR SALE oa ewuet iH rtii*e. porkReLInGerRr, HOWARD F. ¢ iAl, a ee = “TM’TS, FOR SALE ‘South _ priced ait REALTORS. Victor 0845 S313 ‘rr voi ; ry - ~ BE 2 . LAciede Rt FF “H14., CHRISTIN , 5 > . a Be (;rane COKNER SINGLE ‘ 3 ce SI A se} 2 mt : ’ > Tre 1-Webs i henge: ’ i ° ict eT reeis 2 ~eeae 4C CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. ‘2 + a ~ ‘ ro i 4 : ot: : 13 COOP! K. A Rl AL BARAG i > . _ 6 FAMILY INVESTMENT a0, 14 Ci £1* A “CHRISTIAN BRINKOP Ke

aN\IOLS TO SELL—WANT OFFER . “KEI SEY. 3513 Gravois. (¢) wales. Te GROL RKE. ROOMS RY a 4 } oe — Re site re rt RNACES, $17,700 SIDF Ss) 3-3 (al! ue for complete hew dandr investmente information of real buys for the McNAIRL 2700 RE NGE 1-WFEBER S479 &. Grand L Ac 914 4 F. GROEBL. DOVER PL... 3643—New, modern 6 room fist. Owner, 381i; La! *Rand 3027) ior rK. joia 1 WIS) —NEW BI NGALAY FL: AT; ly le ti a'y Bi e+ 6 and } R AND Vit i -i.$—? Amy a. 722 Cheatnat. MAin 1461 DICED s1000; LURK RIVERSIDE 5330. REFS DON PL. 1742—sins furnace: only $4200, HOSEK & room KFApDS. S3211- and marble ait furnace, bath: asf. 508. 34xx—Sinele: 4-5. baths hot-water nent @-ear garage: rents $1110: or: hm. bi? WENZLICK J0]0 Chestnut 128—4-room fiat: bat>. w ATSON-O"ROT RKE, | Realtors. ‘ 471 i o . Garfie’d 1427 | = — ra: ter a 5 y ‘ .¢ 3548 S. Grand, heat: @- . ae Chris RAEN AL. 6:1%- 20—3 qt ich! s VW 7 ~ PRICED RIGHT—ACT QUICh $ ‘ ; ‘ WATSON-VYROURKKE, Realtors SINGLE 4-5—S8750. } Nit. “Pah REASONABLE I TRADE - Ww ATSON-OKON KK E. : THI - BEACTIEUI DULKLE MINNE SOTA AY. PRospect KUHEMAN. EsT ATE rooms: hot- =ELJ ro CLOsk 4 and & make offer. MUST 1804 California; water heat, garace; ANOPP RK. E.. GArfield S81. (eR.5) VERY FINE Dot BLEs—s ACRIFICE J OREGON, BSxx—Fach 4 rooms, thoreugh- 1 ‘3 ; G . an *qnanes ment h sy a* ~OU THA Ken gel- re eber. AR‘ rh Bie: “AMI LY ON CORNER exceptional av: renting for $1; a month: for aquick eale; alance atircnae a | DOL RELINGER “REALTORS Vik SEE 5300 BAN ry Tel s, Flats, , Apartments, f Residences For 5 Sale 1 Today. _ FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR — FLAT “4 Southwest Sout iT MODERN er NGALOW.- FL AT / a e % 2432 -as 4: tile ba rdwo™ Tl gatas th 4 J- Car 7 _ a Al BER. WE LZ. ee2i% Gravois. Riv. 3100 sINGLE F -ATS a ~ - BEAT iF ‘ “ORHOWS SPECIAL. BLOT Ayal, 1 H43° : — at-S 2d — . i iu c P’ in € + ‘ “~ 7) alg i y Special PAN GEI-WEBER 2529 S. Grar{ L Ae 9541 on A Tees SOMETHING DIFFEREST se } ages if sou want to see —— re ARTE K Isc HMAN RE ALTY cu. ov. a > Ss ravois, Kl ‘ers! ide ‘ . «they - A WELL “Bt il. oi INGLE a! 4 . ‘ . 4 ; ~ a %\ = Vi A ; . CB. ARGAIN PRICE SINGLE BR INROP KR. t.. MODE RN SINGL E ™‘ ACHTER, | Lint ‘I [GHBORHOOD “Jxarhi?d this DOUBLE. AT ONG 1. EARICKSON WATSON-O' ROURKE. Realt ra. ~ EKCELLEST BUY ——— =. ¢:ral vl Be ——— FEYDT JK. S4i. 500 . PEN XN TODAY N ow Fy DERN FI 3341-5600 MILENTZ REAL ey 63 3100 Nort} (,ravols Ris, \ ¢ yA WELL BI HOT WATER HEATED NOR “A SIUDERN SENGLI YHIraun Ss, AP’T™’ TM’TS, FOR . FOR SALE pate Weirkery Realty Go 5 geg CHESTN! T. (PT isin, sited? R00 CHESTNUT. SALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR Sap West 10°08 §. KG BEND SINGLE 5 AND 5 KOOMS, HOT-WATER HEAT: 2-CAR CARAGS BRtTITs REALTY (O.. 736 CHEST Nt WEST END 7 AW ~ AC ~ West Large? ‘ GARFIELD 4779-4710. | pa. APTS. 1. W. OBEKMEVER & BRO, F ZT \1— $2000 CASE, a on HALL OOF] Dot RLF 4 ‘ me en 9 ae 17 eat CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfiely ~. OFFERED bok QUICK ae Single, 4707 MeMillan: 5S eondition; 2 furnaces; | arrange te see this af ' 4 FIsTEIN 2&2 SON, 7 Chestnet st MAm Ti@e WrsT END Deol E—s13 — ~ BILE—s EPARATE ENTRANCE = AX le t , : icy DE) > Dat Th PULLS fat. ROLLAS. 618 a PEVS! BARGAIN 7 oe §.. -KOOM (;P ORE RENT S180 PRICE “OWNER MOVED TO ¢ Is Of Ko RENT rer (“i —P Rie OP AMIE APARKTM Sa ROOMS BATEL GV | tar. 7 LACLEDE 43.3°2. , ~ a a a a. tas (HAULNCEY P HEATH CO. _GArtiela 23 x Rn. H. STOLT MAN BRB. &. Cheatant, MAIn S-EAMILY APART [MENT BARGAIN - 4 - Kits FROM OW NFR. SAVE THE DIFFERENCE, : . iter heat: owner 'cMA» UNUStLAL HOME BARGAIN RO! RE AL TY 28) M 4 AE Seonnd ; 5 AND 6 ROOMS, $14,500 O07 Claytenia; attractive single, § & room flat; steam heat, hardweed — o.car garage: owner has left city and make terms to snit;: epen teday, DAKST-KEMPLAND R. E. ©0. 7508 Clayton rd. Hiland 1619. -EAMILY 4 AND 5 ROOMS, Siziae GARFIELD t “ACKRIFICE PRICE—EASY TE 1019 CLAYTONIA (Westmeer) SULARIUMS $413 DELOR 8T. SEE THIS TODAY he r QA SINGLE FLAT q ‘ ~ ~ ’ ° EARICKSON & CO. . l - SINGLE (HURCH AND CAR — 3 Ff. me BETH =i ryapeel : ~ - - 7 PARICKSON & CO. ON TODAY NEW FEA TS > hy) 1) tory ceee™ | ‘ After ARATE SS NE: _.. Weinkery &Weinkarg Realty Ga i,bin? DOLBLE « hardw heuted hardwodoe floors, hot-water heat. thage stone porch; tering and sereens. Double garaye. lot 350x160: nicely landscaped. made. % blocks west of Peancyiveste G5 (layton roads. Bus passes door; price ead $1500. Open this afternoon. BELLIS REALTORS. GARFIELD 633 12-Fami ily Apartment Sacrificed . : ("s ood floors, brick bookcase, fire sunrooms. Tile baths brick bookcase, .1 Separate basem~* ts, Car slate roof; e per LACLEDE, 4541. ss ae? ¢ _RE. ve _EST \TE. _VICTOR iY must sell at once, ted: rents neat yea 210.000 ‘seh will bur, er. *Abanvy 3193W ‘v e TY Good Investmesit rre av. parth ' ret GARFIELD 4 $14 Mei HERON, TILE BATHS, RENT S$ S00. CHESTNUT. « -“ ¥-4710 SEP. ' aw ‘price $25.000 for a8 late cash if vou want @ Dim bat - IN NORTHAMPTON | so cnestscr. Garetenn 4779-4710. be surprise e gut " f 56 and 6 rooms: AND Gf: FL RNACES; “SEE cS”? dous! Has heen bu.lt up within a | BUTTS REALTY CO. 726 ) Br inkop R. E. ¢ 7 71 .9- newly decorated, hardwood et neat: let 401135: $4000 cam > peed, R. CO. MAin 2814. ~ 2 sot THAMETUN ESP RENSCHIEI Hiland INV ESTME NT DOUBLE Psy ¥ ALE AV. ; weet ‘ ~ 1 °- . : 4 I s f rs ~ WexsaxhWiicke: = Realty Ga sou CHESTNCUT GAKPIPELD 4779-4710. ——— es Ve Southwest BATH. PARAVIEW. 3$562—D01 OUBI t wy bir. Vai, 5 Hi yr bed | en, "breakfast room hed noon — jocatios: . +- - " earin nut. * oar wield 1427. “Ww ONDE RF CL BUY HIGH- 4 L — INV ESTMENT. b, = . fits. 5555 Pershing. OWNER L EAVING C STEAM ri ART ye tetrie Alaa (RAND "SSS ‘ MiuhKSs, > ; ~ - ; . reomes, new, iN 77 ull ’ 4 rm ‘MACKELDEN. 820 a bAS L Grand. Ais Thor. | Quer at 6345 Delmar. ; modern double flat: Necar garage; AVPARIMENG J- tat . large rooms; | 4 _W. value Be a on the park- : reduced | pos? ; ARCO, 4209—14-5 HOT-WATER HEA! (,ARAGES: RENT S100; SELL CheArP “Ht WSBUR) KF Al TY, LACLEDE De 453° KBARTMER, 59°0—. >t. bath. furnace: rage: priced right. Call Lindel! *.t7. _FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY s email cash pay- ive terms. “ee thi them ur ox97 ’ LIKE 31 ix NO OTHER FLAT RENGEL-WI BER 35.08 BAYARD. oF —a ¢ rooms, hath ang iyrmace; Be >t) Cael tertii- i: frOoON BLM — POoODOLSAS. SI thestnut. iis rie Anu hikiwas ‘ i ME Ain ) PEKSHING, - something new and different; and, if interested, call Mr, Ve ¥down Bhi sH-btkKNSs 77ii—" fami ly building; i inspect Tracy. O17. iduben: 3 blocks south yew oe 4 room AN BE BOUGHT wT 5747 pomgnasS rome. sun parlor, sleeping Saas * ee 4 E PSTE IN ‘ SON MAin MAin_ 40° aa =. 1 isn 4. FLOORS. >. yoo NEW: HAKDWOOD ‘ Zz rit } —— = . itindieiiien ie 4 modern: unusually well built: priced to *SELLIS. REALTORS GArfield O2378. LOOK AT THIS—MAKE OFFER 3525 Wromine tamatin 4 8! acvemee > HATH. LACLE DR 4552. ~ er Reclky Ca Grand. LAc. 9544 pen ; fe 809 CHESTNUT. W KE ST E ND FLAT “AREIELD 4779-4710 0°1 Chestnut ve ‘+ Sine. 1808 1 ‘ OWNER LEAVING CTT —wesT, RAR. HAVE 4-FAMILY OSCEOLA Wii RRANTD NEW, RROADW AY. ‘I 1GHRORHOOD. WITH QUALITY FOR FURTHER 39TH AND U AF "AY E ITE age ~ =e : LOLGHBOROLGH, riers tLe RELLIS 1004-4 sun Dartors: modcert (>. 4 rf ‘ MICK K Is ER mesert CALL RIVERSIDE HMID) GRAB Warn 834. TWER GROVES 5600-71. BATHS: IN. “FHI~ BARGAIN SINGLE. 57°? DEWEY AN COME $215: MAKE OFFER. GRAND D ’ 4 = ~ LAciede 61149 sT. JOHN'S FLAT PARISH . rn ge kK ait. ie 1 re le *@: r HI CPW POUBLFE—SI1 Se 4 ROOMS. -~t \ PART “ie Pah rns > =° " } - J. . ae ; os i* (HEAT NCEY ? HEATH CO. & Arfield © \FW . 4-FAMILY—SHAW'S (-ARDES 1 ROOMS—-SEPARATE ESTRA 7151-52 Maury av.: tile haths, heating plants; hardwood flours: tionelly well built: 4-ear brick carace: ahare etree? ne Magy) S$ 768 ver year: reasonalhie terms : i iecept other property as part payment ty r ALRFRT G. BLANKE R. F&F. C0 624 (-rarois Riv. 3 Jil ¢hestnut st MAin 2046. 6 large : I NEFD WONEY—MAARE ©} FER. ? ‘ 4076-72 4 rv “ Fire ' * wate = ‘ fr . (sT%3 ut KTAt BER. WELZ pot nib. FLAT i ee ~ 4 HOW ARD F. CRELSEN 31 NTA, Fite See t 11 GEAMILY APARTMENT. BETHE RE ‘LF EST STE. VICTOR 1001 est : we |} rents & fat $3) 3 . me Fr AT INVESTICNE AT ONCE _ hed ATSAS ORO RBRKRE RAI TORS et 4 4. 671 2 Qe - " ‘ | ~ ’ ‘ ABBOTT Reaite: , JOHN HL, WATSON? ROT KKE —_— —— eiv families: *; 7 4 ‘ ‘. Jim -.U " VoODE.EN OVW NER Vil sT BF a VE STMENT FLAT Chestnut ita Fontan . AVENUE 7 f fWO-FAMILY FLAT I} ILL SAC RIF E SAC RITE ICH ROK $9000 4°15 ; SOLD THIS WEEAR Rew Drie iar ann R. E. . 63 Chestnut WIL! f°) Chestnut - A Pa x 2a.%.°.o ~ARK PAK i a = WESTMOOR ' AAC R £0 Rae “APAR TMENTS 1 res. oo coms, -F. AMILY : ~ rm ~~ fOuNMODORE : ha? “x 4 4 — “> Realtors. ‘ Paige re ‘ - -~ > . rR ys ~ a” NEW SINGLE FLAT—1t20 COOK AV. ‘4 Z 2 . ; — i Th a = REAL “4 1! ' est ATE OME KEALTORS #1 cn PS \4 —$ J , Jie ' ' 4 ‘LKRETPELD Tite : he Oe 2 J Pod! I i \ — nal Homer ———— ed Kight— CAN RE SEEN TODAY 7 D =rnall , mre — Pr ‘ ~~ f.rand [. 4e 545 Pr SHCKNES . “FLT aceon AT -* "* AHS 41 LP AMITY a _\e FCO. 805 Chestnut. ; 4 Nps itn conte; 5-Rm, Efficiency SUNLA. MAY 39.3 35, _1927__ “RESIDENCES F ES FOR SALE 81D SEE THESE TODAY 5413 and 5415 BARTMER AY, residence of 7 and 10 rooms; high-class. 120x240; 2 blocks from Principia. Admi 3505 LONGFELLOW BL. High-elass 10-room residence, in beahtifal Comte rior woodwork and decorations; hot-water heat; ti arase: lot 9° x227. Admission by card. ' 2026 MILTON AY, Nine-room residence in prime condition; on a ton Heights; ¢ bedrooms; hot-water heat; tile Comp water heater; garage; lot 60x29. 15 Ch PROETZ-SCHNELL Realtors. 7 A furnace. Cement: | lot 264x150: ideal me will nandie (Artie! | 1427 LN oe - x resi- Central CES see eee > en: tal bencess. § rooms, each; modern; rental | “Sit iter heat: Cabany 7120. 4930 Spalding; a ah the vi .Y¥ erat ER. dandy tloration +~——TTAPAN ~ : ; 2612 “MORG AN, $4000) ae 4 - @-story_ brick | 4958 Spaldin : cash ne ed; r °5%120 Beet. Thies ts | residence; lot 40 RH, r-? epecu! ation. | today _s Chestnut st.) Sai, 2: ‘cupied as . ail. “furnace: BRICH- | ' KNic KMEYER: Noun THLAN wg, ~~ «wee ee . Chestnnat. 1 ERGAIN. FSIDENC E | d. i) 40 my = — ~" ¥- ms bath: in ttp- ; Ti = ns — oo} € | jake off | “floor; 3 sA5. “T rLY SN x a ‘vO... MAin 6481. cus. J. FLYS L S650, + rooms. 443: 4-car 12 Dandy rooming house or an “pe rented sep arately. PRow- “Brat SIDE ‘ : BEST RES D> CASS large basement: : large lot; Ry 7-car ¢& REDUC eure uge. 4718 lLabadie ‘FEDERER RE ALTY CO, | dence: must be "610 Gravois. ,Oxn LAO HAASE REAIT rth : Saa> THe Nor | MODERN st lovely 6-room_ resi-| PRICED TO ors, carages: splendid | 6 rooma, LAciede 8535. 5 AR GA G9—Residence: easily made THIS Is 4 §& rnace and bath MORKIS AACH q22 BLAIR AV. | $200, CASH—. sidence. corner Biair and Obe@r | $4650, bath, electric, ¢ie., | & tay terms. 6- ROOM RKI “lg otipanll (iwrer ene ‘mat x 1° ; iT ut becroom first floes extra lavatory, Be ‘instantaneous hot *) stripped: rooma, | 5 AS® 5S FP val os _or . "a>: I: mulre at 4451 wrt. COlfax Reautiful | heat: ‘016 — Onrposite church 4nd | l,-story brick: 4 end & moms heaters. granitoid iaun- | ; ewrawe: street and aliev show vou through and ew e S +e N ~—— $4 fur) room " F. 2 EE ; ng. 3 rooms rented: pay ~ yy *- ow ALLES . sos fel) o5°3 NL 7 -TOOM brick installed ble for wo i~E_nt & F . My B024W. of l-car garage: ARKANSAS. 97: cnut st. “a lot: real P ri iN i AGE. AP : ANSA room brick. all itm $500 down: terros. . TO $5200, 6-roon residence. s ij . : ne. ’ ' ’ t)" jt ( heat 1m * BI is é 0UM BKich Newst ia e] t ~? Li? el) ~ titn) RETY. CO. Lindell ONLY s#.-3 | ; «, “4 Mer Kt Hs ROOMS. haceount of —— tor invesitm 1°13-18 -North Mart | 3130 Rutger: 7 " I i re . ¥ ; : el-Weber - miss | ARSENA cs En-| Park; 7 rooms, | harctwe nnd feess i Jo«w FT ; BLAINE. 4 Bt bath: arrange “ ner 301 ul furnace, 11x 160: submit veur offer. > 5 e) lendid locate (Olfax TRO | - . 5814 Fast HOME. 7 | “as TLEMAN., 7. rr tate roof. ‘ | fee: @ rooms, —_— .... _ ty SN j h SO 16 ek atti te MODERN r'TyY CH... . ’ JU2125 : yy Re ‘ | @plendétul CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO., GArfield 2165 |roof laut OWNER OF 3926 STLLIVAN “= YER y VE _— —_—an HOME— —— & room. tile bath : : sun ‘Da or ranvaseed walls Ly t fair acter’ open Sun- j ‘ ¢ 7S | : GArfield 3145 |; 4 - BAUNCEY P HEATH CO. ‘00 CASH—S25 PER MONTH JOHN 8. ow r TO | a3 200—MUST BE SOLD —z - and alley | hasemeni. S8x% Modem hard wood hot-water Truiy a = we. & s™mM ° ) LAF & BRO “S15 Chestnut | *, Dutton & Kehlenbrin’ | - a p! - room rica ha th garasce. Will exchange | 304137" 2934. | OLEVELAS® 4()- foot —? Terry r Riss RY outean Place Home * ay.: T rooms and finished uf ur garag? Lat Califorma ana Don't @eday; . co. Grand RB! earest. 1440. “Ouver artment or. i PR ANGE oe ton. Lil. + 19 - anceet $5610. AKULHS RLTY. CO. J Indelli 7800 BRT “ha 4— 3 -roum, + B80 m residenest lar gereage;: rent PTON. 190 5°50) down: big bergaia. — toe By | awnet 22 oN —King-highway, | , - bt , 1 NE x Ye, > —_ 7 : Ss wet ow: f ° - ws vs : . . c2an | AD CNEL t - : —_ oiler. KRELL MAE ae 4° ——— Fe autifai let om in Wydown Forest fe “8 N _—— itifu! location: oire twood floors. trery woodwork, metal weather stripe: front + is" ma fate roof ate hers : ti a4 ast ~~ seen tf we $9250. COifax. 2742). (c¥%) | cas® a icv.) a “ S46 ‘oom siucco: break > tn acrrened in per h. bath, fur farage Vr. ebler KLM PETY CO. Lindell 7800. ana & h wk liom 81 af e? | 7 A at orrs v ire eat edministrator's JOSS = moe room rani ice for quick sal “ae a ae “ AD. 422--— water heat we wns. Sot-water heat: owner (ace 34 > nele ‘k. PACOTT T_RRAI LY co... Cor THK > mode : 4 Lien — FR ~ a! , R i Aacn “980 Laston. CAbasy

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. co ih oday. [ re : es a aT 8, 23: 7. Hie | 16B oy Rata 32000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. 2 __wsv05 tinn zz MAY 15,193 ee ne an ae Sane appa > FOR SALE . | po ee OST-DISPATCH. —— ‘TY FOR SALE | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE) REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'ED FARMS FOR SALE : FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR t - BUSINES PROP. ce ~ BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE imp" VED PR’ P’ ded FOR SALE iMP’ VED PR’ P TY eee KORY. 3007-09—Rent So “price | Arkansas : Missouri ' Missouri ' iz s FOR SAL — SSS West 00. Owner, Box R-45. P.-D. TARRSAI0 acres neat Wing iver ard PARM—?S acres, on all woigegiy a FATS 5 ACKES. FREE farsics bay eee merece = ——— — on LT —— ee ——_ FoF | Tanw 5 ——A- Poon bs = ULAIN S—. alee ge tapas ' . oe of tints anes straw berrics, e Central Central we oe 234 ad sone 5 ae ADIOS | of gs, coat ng yroDoOs x ake: SlOO: Bo ; - miles off zwar 66 ang 3 mile = rape. = ~ + y- : hear Bismarck: | # 4 % poration or aes alltaaipreageapemape-ametrans oats pene meaner ~ ma —————— — ” an > CEE, r ¢? =, 7h 7 ESQ A Tf) Fig Le oe ‘ on - Mc — ’ . , . 1: Sus Ss et pes oe He ‘ “ “ ; “Ud ‘Valiog: fine 7 * ry weekly. 2 tes OZARK | ts © : ; — mee | 5 P Pm ii 1) i ~ ia ih ‘ . it A ; . : . ! : alias . eo Tacan’ : ente > €.\4 F : ia ag i ~ & Lewrg, Cuba, i re om auto road. one | & ‘ / e {@ : ‘ “ . i 3 grr’ ry ~ Set be — = Se on er 26 acs NM FERRO REA “ 7 “ODE \ddress Box , er Price S700H a is stir TR A Sin) acres f ion on a a ot a0 hichwas: 60 acres in cultiva- | ." ost-Dis ike . La tits ~ . Tr. ‘ I on a ‘Rw py ae — Ne. = 2 fenced: S-room gg iarre barn | ; ’ 24 & } , ’ 7 ’ id ali ‘ asd oy ry) Perr ure Tr a Src mmmceaeatas sii > LIER RER . ~ (Unes 4 sine ; ~ ts . ve . en a Idinss some nn cis ern , FACTORY BUILDINGS INVESTMENT’ AP AR LD ALES ES TER. at « $38. ~~ ~~" 43a; NORTH MARKET 100 acre stabits sels . on ‘tighway sat es one 6 oe SS “—— ; ° : - ae ;, nite em nid Wernen (notiiec ext ai rea § indell Rl. . a . the « v . - wht) > ASH . weir? urs t rn . si _, 7eama, er for $2500: pols Wa. a oO e.. hae, ay am « y . n is 7 ; Pri | + . 2 Tom 8 - $15 cS. bet: xER & CO. Sl ainwright ide — s . j “ £ ri - i {iis : : . > : . ‘ ". q i ~: at = - \ ra A . 7 dbs ~ perms. open focas ; BCTCS. avai’ & znod County Mo. Sa +7 teed It ° Hox 10 C level: land AY _M +- ~ Ge, : . uyt rt? re ~ARAH han N.—Between Cook rial ern roast . 4 r s~earois rd. ice ° Lik “E07 100,147 FRET. BUILDING FOUR FLOORS AND BASEMENT. Cos | 717 Case 8 Price $22,501 nian ground jays b Page: ren] well built 8 house: Jat es . — | Herter, Ste. Gener Der a Mo.. 09 ‘res at House Springs, Mo. 28 | | ( 3 FAINING 52,000 SQ. FT FLOOR SPACHK. SPRINKLERS. HEAT AND ELE | — ¥ » onder forest trees: ex rae , bath ectrn tea ATTENTION—! eset kers score =p , ARMs Bee rom St. ouls, Mo.; no build. | i¢ TRIG FLEVATOR. LIGHT ON POUR SIDES . \ * r lent location ¢ rad - Office ope’ Hreugiont and papered: bargain for $8500 chasing tafm ian write for reu‘ar ¢ . es Price $4000. q \ | : ee a - 4% 1 Clark and Letfingweil (southen- apenas Sunday Re Oe cok: Ferree, ee hs O81) piaining opportunities In sunny teorg . » hous res, Cedar Hill, Mo.; @-room | ‘ ~~ wm «nen FIST AND LUCAS corner) -— : Beland Bvive—Bast side of a's ; MAN T HO! Yep 18y. Garfield, -5603. SIEVE . g. stock raising Cr | es ar va aan om outbuildings: this is a good | | ; . . 3 ' ’ ; 4 af ‘ BiA i MOTT PSLIIUL. " ms ? a} ALA ‘ ist 4 . , PINE FLOORS AND RASEMENT, PIREPROOF, STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC 2 VEE | &.. ae - “TODDARD sa er » flat: four aa a. Bo ‘ 3 Post-Inspa _ mee rye . ‘Tren 4 F ‘] = rm - . - “ sige = Taeant yuir Te ve 37 (} 2 ; “wer acres, MEARTIN AND BREITT r 119 Che buliding : . . oO ™ ; aeRO : np ‘TERE RT 4 a Tie | = iilinois > ion house; complete geet of outbutidings; passe te Paar a esorinedl NEAR ee LS) | pee ae oan camel ae — plenty of water. Price $1,000. : 45 Woodland P ace wet Dbl aint as : wes . VEN ——N ' “orner 6 rd (ala " ane) ioe : x alance easy terms Mr | A noe oe oe above farms are ail on pric § “a : UNION oe tomiiy Delmar ae oy | wichita 40. sOlee room, 8S mi 70 geree. tn reode, and are 600d at ll } 1a Mukles Pi tee ; ; aN ane Hi impton BI. 2 . ° “ere . _ ‘ , -- ; ] cK f : " ‘ zo . _ , quick. ; Bes : 3 ae eae OME—S adition. avait” sane ids coat Ge a ee ee BRENTWOOD BANK REALTY OO. | | | ey P \ ! Kingshighwy and southwest } 7 S hAnses Se - a J at de “ oe ADDY A a enw 19°6 B street. G be ! Bato oe 8825 Manchester Rd. ae ieee | @ ') ‘ ; + View~t Argonne Kirkwood) — — tomer — ] . ; +H iy , : - : spr ritaie ID ‘ Pass ior i ia hes : Reoae iti us . - j : : : , : : ” : i - 5 4 " Paes ‘ . “7 * 12 " 4 Pe j ] i a . nN : - 4 " [ r _— - é. 5 A rl ser LissIss] VALLEY TRUST CO. Agent. SMALL CASH PAYMENT BUYS NEW 9 ¢ 2 lakes: good fishing and swil-| FARM—ol2 acres. 2 St. Louls County 3 , Six * ms pron esomye ———_—— ,o ag BUNGALOWS ) | Gee eee ee eS ae aa TEREAGL—20 acres, just off Manchester | 5 : pale die the, best lighted CIDAT DIN RRO PR CN New Fa t E tildil Saat See een. ate re fw on goonty wae fread, west of Bauiwio. DElmar yS32. | cad ‘ ? i —— ke oe ; i SS - - ft ’ Lor v 1] LI ph 3 ‘very tit ' ae BSS . FARM—fh4 icres Vf.) ioc a .e@ e~ PU ‘ ba —s. yee " . road. we ; iy. | —. — . . ere ---~—- — 2 . et. Ident tn : ialiv s trees; no better fruit land: possession; ©! S200 he . ve feet rent. . es ta 4 - ae ld bh —- as — _" es =" x" = — Bu 1. just eon . ‘Wilt sell o¢ tenes | SCHAR 4 ANTOR MA I cations nice “e535 per a re. D R. Roach, Sreom Bb Write t " Geors Sox. B39: R-dod, Post-Dispatch. (99) | i % \ | | (>\ S|] 4.0. C00) oa : x naar ee Se ae RB BULLOCK REDLCED To S400 € ASH. Woodiawn. } Se. + ale aChES—~ s. 4's or 4; Deautiful locaton, | i , : she } , | A 1818 1003 Fullerton Bide, | Balance $45 mont fi3% Leonard; has —— —— r 7 With plem- | > ee O71 mn “gcheiperpeter. Trampe av.. 40U feet east | “ - : reae hie ; ee ”, . ‘ : ° +° ~y ; ; : rnace ' bathroom a if y FA ‘2000 & » sae = e y=, | FARM—1er | Ss } ‘ Baa + Pe i ° . ‘ —~, ; ee es aati aan "7 "ero : : sic y 4 cra - ts a etoniaine fT : part ps make ternie for balane 7 Special Offerings—City and Suburban \aautky 7 gainted and papers, VERSCHL EES a swith house and barn. | ,.Dlenty of good timber. ple = om premise jes ety . entp .4 ‘ ~ e for 1 slay - ‘ — sail . vr WALT . isk i SAN its * BR se. : 2 a f a amall 7 - “we ow “VLE. 25002—Splend) nin Ps 4 = . ; seit sania 'D Lew BENGALS) SOC | HSI] Ee } LAT \ Talus? f Dr Ima and tf AND 7 ROOM FLAT—8400 CASH ‘ $ID 118 & 7 ._ 9 Ao — i, a a Las = ee pricks bungalow, hardwood fluprs. | i HOLBROOK-BLACK WELDER . ee ARK DISTRICT \ Riuve 4 ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ : ; } Oa Xa - eo. te sg 9 ? > es f Or é Tins rie ea "3 This is su sé 1: _ wil ’ res ev eriova, i8aeurl “s ime Ose 8TREE wa . : ggg einre Ppity ae WHY Bry A RESIDES E WHEN yor coed. 2 mules fem Colneriae gash. balance as | subdivig a a Pe a ane nian i ail j a > new ~ ; prove: 4) .. - =f) North a North , Seances: re B12 GO) er nett Sear. how ‘ne § ROOMS, BATH. FURNACE, 8200 CASA. Kansas baa ee ee ae re, ees ‘ : ;, “UBUR HOME, 85500 a *) gt : , liv; NX. Channing; new ipereg ana Will , of smoot " v a8 se and smokehouse; on cor t acres; our drive frow / | will trace for flat or Cwell- t ESTATE Cu. / | : fanaa siThies, — COMMUNITY HEAL @25 Title Guarauiy Bicg. : —wn Lemay £ erry rd.. Mebiv"! 5 acres: ciegaut bear Farmers Ciud hali. See . On piace, ofr!’ AL or R-WELZ 6243 ‘Graveis. vois. Kiv. 510, | bs | 1h, (ISsISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO Ae paulted: Inside varnished; only $36 month- % for colonize ” Frank Madwan./ecrete foundations: 2 red well: * i 7s ea . — ' , ‘ a Se ae , — ¥ iuS ERBLAPI ~« Cites aA \ ; {al ’ ete “— deep bored we MANUFACTURING PLANT aa Pemgee pest Re fu Ba ait Sea . 4 4 4 ° \ 4 I 44a : : . NEW COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS—s500090. : starting to bea! ‘ , re 7 , > . , 4 7 chure d Michigan gt urches and good sted on a good rill | a ae _ = . 8. ’ ’ + 1a ; } ingai 4 ; } ™ a* 7% : S. W. COR. NINTH & DOCK STREETS as cages trees On Page his” APNE PR'PTY FOR SALE roan: Tne (nation. otuvan: si) obey | FARWSRO-aoee Memeee lanes tame | rtbense of tata es a . i Y eyes "\ @ eae Be \ ‘ CAS} ’ : as PER MONTH I ~ P44 € [tad : rit bs 6S 4 ’ . f ; iitsigik Aria - Ly riix ‘ ? (wher a . ss | " ‘- ROOMS. °- B Hs. EFI RNACE . \iis ; Z r n he re: odern «FAM—dJv 4&CTCo, “ . . . 8 d ~ 4 , a] 7 Ctr \resT PIPCE. aaxx W CSHINGTOS > SINKS. DANDY 3-CAR GARAGE. . : Ls “ | house. implem et See ee ee ee f L wa 4h 4 ’ " m, . 7 7 iD saan s. — Mit . ; MM * —_" Missouri _ meseer ee , ’ | +; id aale . ocn Car line, mang ~ J ores, SSW) . ; A a?d in ; 4 ™ ! : . = ? 4 - . 4, esa OS, peta eee — aay fate _— a a ; os . ~ = . - tiie 2s ers hal 7 ree 2 Po 8) a re, hard read, a ; a4 @. \ f i f (THAT NCEY. ’. HEATH AD » ‘EW FLAT -—BSEFST IN TOWN ; : > aoe oot $49- terme: acre, 11 or j ac = - Sau liare feet | loor Space: te | 1? ~~ 144 j¢ sat | + i rs ' + ae a A > Ae ’ le piytr i IT’ "i " RE J RE Al SPATE Dae { ~ i : i 3 es 4 : x ~* ] . . i= uA - ' . : cated 18 al lerel grounc NES SING. Floriagant. Mo. | = 5 ee ' per ; ~ (XEN REALTORS, sin ¢ NY ; SLs $| is 3 : uy : oN 61. to Barnnart. Mo.. thes ¢aie ~ actes, Lear Uiaytonl: Deautiiul . orner Ninth and Dock streets. fronting on Ninth. Doek ; ~ GARFIELD epnneieded | n v salesman. 1 eat Si." £an nee Se Sa io... For further 4 wonderiul for home. COMSMQO- 25 Mile Uuar- siTY Re. 1L ESIATE CO. on Manchester rd. just ‘ Eleventh streets; desirable location. buildin . y adapt: ae hens INVEST M 29 Chestnut mea 0 acres: bu a ied te | for manufacturing. For further information apply 1913 N. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ae South rents $2400 per year. BARGAIN | nw. .... WHY PAN RENT. ; | , Mo. | | PARM—-60 acres 1aw st High lway 66 et gest j d : ] " ; , F ‘> P 3] wr" ia ora R V....s6 tcTes. ae ‘ ~ y an . sim —— tes 7 vs, hoes, kr west of bilieviile e. $i Lea a ro y ‘ ahem : i —o oe oe 2 oft. Louis mos x Ve fai a 3 R. F. 1. 3. ness too's Or crot : fer ad trontage v.vU0 worth o : ri W Vv é ral Bi Pall %¢ . ° s P 4 : A st . : ess oO Ss a x yng crops )} Teet roa r a ay ° Cent = eee 2 - a > ahead si ioe tf $s 1) 32s , e+, ant eh ncg : 3 _ SION! Or as . 3 >! 7 . bi) ow bd ors wares Lee wner for quick saiel 2 ? vyeulents, price 270 per acre. box i im )| > ~ \ | J. _Kt M-BE (CHEK i ts1 Ki T Oo’, sail T ri : [ ‘ : , Ll} - aed A nr ements ] ; 7 4 . A i ; , ; ) a : ; + = . ' ] intages. pig 1berhoed A-Sh Post- Dispate h. " . _ - 4 4 : a. : i- P 4 ‘ - i) an ‘ + 6s . “ ¢ . ; ‘ as a : re , ; ae : : a — - 4 Pi 4 4 7 =o mG : ‘ sty ma +/ =. th 3 m ‘ . » or " ‘ ot tC e ie ae , ee ; er : *s . rigtt shat Bs . Ss i w a cu FAMM —Si acrve. lI Yi pr oved . 7 -Toom Louse. : ) + . ‘é a Se ‘ . a 1S ‘ late at [n- aK = , 4 "PE J* dal o BER: y r ? ‘i — es »* _ - - o- ; ~ ernie li pasture watered bv SDring 22 mules west of St. louis: geod roads RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ee id} 13?x18 { i 7 ; ; ; : Ban ‘ " : ; : af "4 ar ts S| = 4 : "ye = Tv: ir : os . e¥ * St... ee. ij Ji SF 2% . ¥ ; os = — = - . : ‘ _ . ’ - =“) - a ; Se Rr price sy a) ter tm! ea: if interested, Write Box 7 | ] Lai . iplert : st deed rst, $7500 — - FARM—sU acres: fru CALCREDS, Ole aill yeu.ne. « DOPEN moe \. 761 (Clayton. KR. No. . St. Louls County West | West ee ; , oe , : » —“ xX 12: ; 2 PSs: a | flate rent« Al. ; Peopie wishing Dil) i p P r rT r Highridge M vies mDp.e ar? other bul! dings, Mo. . ? Or one f r j a? I ss c = _ 1 : ° . 4 She ’ ‘ . \e od e ee ’ -: ” ° ‘ " _ , . - el > ~ * . " . ’ ' - a a - ad - «a ‘ % ‘ r e * >) Pre LL ry > ter |aatinos apane 4 (13 ir G f and S15 to $12.8 : 1214 500% herr ar nake My Otter the following bargains which vou may im | ¢»ts—Inaquire at Farmers a o) | mies bie off N roce $3200" tecmeane FAKM—12% acres. mostiy fruit: moders | > BUY A HOMESITE IN BI gt REAL } ( { MI AN ¥ Pg — : "AR M—_ es "CRs Ni > om oa ” $SOa Fy) ee it i “il eeTat ; | “CARRSWOLD ° REALTORS, 726 CHESTNUT. MARTIN & BREITT j1tti Bide ! ; t A ' r 24 N. 25th: stare as 403 Howard. 6 ms, $150 down , 1a & Grand | Farm Ag 1500-1 Central brucis cation. on Tetesreon send. £ Most beautif ex sive atian ‘s W E ~ T EN [> HOMES 4 ‘ N reise flate ‘ soe Q ‘ | , “ Ss r 4 fiatse SOR 45 vw ra gle flat = — , P ; 3 i + Pe) ; hn paged r e en}! level to FAKM—jiii acres Dew etucco iy , 1:2 Bre: tmoor er went oropvert has Ai i134 Marviand . 7 - Oatis +) | | ? "Be f a pet nd nt Y R '& 4 a? ] ise TY 7 - $4!4 Fran. ‘2 2! 4 Rings ‘ Is cS #87] pul is new grwire fence. fruit. ere basement, Rarage, COM MI? “* or : eas) , > flat 2a jes an wre hs 4 M ar) mae S F a8 - - ' Weatn ) 4 — : wor 4 - fs = P B \ > ‘ 4 o>) i ; . - . crA’ CO. 8s Titie Gaaraniy ENRY HIEMEN? P tear, | Sh) Westmoi { Toom: phe | - oot ta DARGA TN—S33200 Bas : : . 0 S) larse bai roy gh P. D. ride ; * ’ - :, o ~~ * ’ i . ~ 2.ii R P k * ; ats . : = j i i : ‘4 - ji] “A =? z cae gov rieh ” soil: os - oe ()\ > > ( ; \ | N\ ha Was * Ss. garage ga : gone i cg cae a tl de ! 4 ‘a 97 , TE nar : ; esooen. #3 , ee ee rah zx 6 "HNARR, Grover, Bt. Louig Co. 35 mm DARUAL. # San Bonita: 6 rooms. cara , L ons | ; 7 2 . if. SE 50 FAKM—I0 acres. hous rt Ne: S800: eaay terms ae A — z : ee Ae Ore ee _ ! 4 Cla . $154 : rapevines ted: $549 ‘ res. level and fertile, 15 Geared: FxiM—on Lemay Ferry rd. Mehlville. OFEN 270 5 P. M. TODAY er pens ps = [ , 2-room house: barn just Opposite Farmers’ club hall; beauti dwell ing : fruii drive fi utD cit) Feldmann, on ful site of 7 acres and trees. berries. 10 minutes mits. _See owber, Mr. 0084 RAYMOND Modern home of 8 roome. with ; : ’ : Lr mas i ba 34, Weak : . 3 “y e . ‘r | ca + en | ? ss dew { ‘ONSERYV- 7 vA j . ) : ws ; ‘ Re ity 4 edi pra li wags AR! ELD tri , . _ 7 _ — = 4 . y us >. nce ber arge ATIVE IN- | —— | | hath. | hot-water heat. hardwood ag we - one ow" " Kineahur lO fF ~ . =a pA 1k r. : E . hy snes , are an 4 — —_ sth , , C oa > 20) acres: half cleared. belanee sy = : rage: in perfect condition: if De ne Orrere: (44 Noort . ag ae pie \ } ~ | \I } \ | Rengr -VWeher SS Ea Fate, | oe 544 ; . 7 ee . 2 . ns not- ate nea mus? « - Benue —— , A tcp ng “79° = ; 2 , $-rey . 7 poultry garage at BER- MELE. 6,243 Gravois, Riv. 2100 VAIN 4 four sale at # very, reasonable price: terms 1G M ~ saat .* - 44 NER ‘> * = *s@saire 4 Dur swim O J. McCAWLEY FB. co . M a aw Ss "” | hh plenty water- ened - FARM—40 . oo : r ; can be nesemans : see it today: we will —— are- ' sag MAin @S814 315 Ch ° a . 4 es. M Perey. er: good hard ~ res rough timber lend oi submit your of : ve Bn “ ‘ $is 3 ear. ll} — we ; - : oe sa S iLmMesville: fine fruit; 9660: Glencoe rd.. " mile trom Manchester rd On St. Louis GEO, F. BERGEELD CO.. INC.. : Lo 7 E SIDE N¢ E s tk subs ; , 2-car ¢ 7 . baths, FARM—tI Bi it if ‘ F A > os : . “a * a " eT. 9 ete , a6 ie a = ¢ : : : had ae : fingers deme. ’ == ira f- ARMS ‘ i fF ARM PFARM—I : vory ¥ figure Wn- House Springs } ue SIDNEY SHOTWELL. Ellisville, Mo. , MONEY TO LOA Ei: OG $20 OOO .00 \\ Soxx Linden > CHESTNUT. ter - pe floors, separate furnaces. Rar- ‘ ES Ale ‘ ‘ er, ©. Lh Wegener. Route 3, Warren 20: 257 acree"O0 im = a Sncoe. Mo, R. 17. bow have on > ie ° aa LA i : ae i & r rt . ; * \ : = ~-=/ \ . 4 4 “4 i % . 7 D a net , hem | > o r | A \ DS become Aman — : . Ls r bottom, rest in timber: ara ens : pe ween Ss + 3 Be sas OT, Mal OS roe i. ma $20. 000 te % , , 4) + “ : P- ‘ ; ~s - ~ : 4 ¥ > ne. = ‘ : : . z . ‘ ve 1. ; ‘ | : a - aha as 4B i a ' a: 4 a - 7’ ‘ a ; ; , a “- o. =a f. ¢ le vivre . Om tk J aAme« 4: >i Bencon ied : propert , MAi 4 tm bas 115% 4) [ot ie Sa i ow a wed Avila ] r On« 4 bathe e4 See eee cence mae ween et : . 1.8 %eFDAa 3*°e at 7 . . -— - —— © : [ius et 4 = . ’ A if M . ais . ‘ront: fine for . ’ ; ’ SOHN L. ef” He s 4 private residence cr changed int 31 Westmoreland pi.: 15 rooma. @ hat’ ea | . | gt ms e |) sell at one ——— sal cunday of Monday. 7.) foey ee en eee ee POLLARY FARM—24% acres: in Floris | wees _" ¥ os “ori is he _ at the pric: anpove 1? Weatn bane . "15 a ee a. uate ~ = | { ) R ~~ \ | }- Pee Lie a - Aa 1D 4 RTWE. re : ? (cAY ‘ ie r r . ne ALRERT T TE R RY & cy. a2 3 Chestnut ot. 12 hy Tle rise 4 + ae a 8. Ler -s ee eS SS SE oe ACES ~ » e4 : S }/+ai * : r i 7 ~ ~~ . = 4 ten os “ . . fr ’ “ th new > re i” ' ': ap Ms isFE Ferre er) Mo. ifr 4 ; ° iicgal ; , i Va ‘ id i i+ , ° \ : . tz ‘ — eS ee nee : ry? 6 — Te co ea Te Pon | sotant 'T’. + = —_——- —_ I . us Pe Bagel na iti TMmoger: -aArage-: me timber: iri” rARYMW 45 3- rae a ' ; ‘ thr ; w.i* “i iT] ] rooms bat? tterse SLdaif | ~ t 4 ; ————-... , . RM Wre T Lom » ‘ > | ’. +i ; rea : %, : ’ | 3 ; . . 4>¢) : ; Sia toa hy — a se er ”) Erape Pc 8, fruit ind | . i - ‘ER T ee +. AR. é A - ] tng : » I ; ; ‘ } > ry : > ; , ‘ ‘ > 4 >7 ‘ ’ eet . ; ; ‘ ™ ~ TER R g = ©i.. Sz -3 ih (heésinut > aes, eee: ae Ja %ai5 . a ME been cinteteraghen hone Medhondevis tnt st Bull IND BUSINESS rROP ' [2] et SE LISD aa | s 2 3 bol af ba 12S-acre fart ‘room house: if Winders pu iy ae GROCERS AND BUTCHERS, ATTENTION the ne ear ARM Wtd.—Exchange for { : ind | 1 . Dasanee £000 er, ADDY ~diG m nouse: barns. poultry and 3 - r " “a ‘ t o —_ - - ‘ 2 4 - P ' 2 - 4 _ 7: helt . . jae fry fs rice S000. mes from Fergason 7} & WE ST END—65 ROOMS — "8 e+ 26 Feoms, 3 bathe Rk 1590, feet tromtage a9 Ach . . \ : " oni , ‘ = ho : J Manchester rd.. 1 Ellisville, Ma.: - AURES—On made rosd: 18 miles from i291 Oak court ‘fone block west of 6525 Waterman. 12 rooms. © Drv? : ‘ . : : . S2s ca, Point In southern St. -Loute fer Diamiliten, senth of Page); thoreuchiy mod-) 5:;27 rma [2:4 . haths Jio-io FINE oe, : rT" resin ste”g Livy Pg ‘0 ca a fe * a : “ “ a , ! f rter-acre tract: 2 3. frame sArze OF rd and viserart as Call us orn * tient - water heat : double ao ‘di. vs o at . I ~ r ts 4 : ains 9 ee = . R - | z ui ‘ ~ . 7 , . —) os . ‘ ? = . 2 , : : . { ~ ~~ ! ek -_ uth of Mam- ~ ; ? Tater P one it Ivers! Ae eepiionally = and in perfect condi- $935 Mar; } 1 mes, 2 bathe ~09.409 -Ona k { iirc os 1¥ a inE RA Vi — _ sit . ane Tl - - = ~i Capra ; } —, Steelcille est 7 sare Siaiion $1 = st _ fiow: owner wi ow, 5038 Westminster may aaeee : no : . ji. sSfORFK wr a . 4 ; PAS es 3 rARM , : b ** miles - “ an estate: = Tr FARMS. = BERT 4G. BLANKE. 7 = €8.. [2568 Preonhis ots ag Pcie r-« nd bas ; (tT TO s650@ Jj : : os © & AG oS fer hd . ren ware bm res Vale} ' Manchester 3 acre _— : ‘I Ain 1G ‘ }, ext ment. : ? . a a ] _* - " ' - : i 3 ‘ - 2 AY, r _ , _ = . g . " 1a) bh -* fine frvy it ert : . “pe Ga . - : - ’ - . > @ ae r P54 ; ‘ ‘ > ai as = 2 3 J " ‘ hear F. rguson ; $4° Pa gaa ere . a | 5 >] ) yea - Kale tl sore. 1 | a ; axle . FARM Wtd i Ha egant Car Stes le. MI Z a } T“ 'l.-sere traetse and one age easy ¢ i vineya —— Ad inti yi) ihe RSH NG NN = . as. “A iter ar AS rm me he yal? s | Q \ \( ‘ iT ( { Y KK ‘ ( ( ) ss _ BR . *¢- 8 , , . Sang r ‘ Cc ay. ‘ ; -_ - $s yf w ] : part i he ' ae =] : re 4 P writ ; P ot Ea =t. - re tract l block north of Va Se . —— sectricity, furnace. (a ~~ 3 - : ’ eit oe ‘ Tregar » daey win, Me: fine ia singie ia oT u galo : M N eg ‘ aa Miibiem, - “as ‘ € , \! Si ated , = "jaws ar i mpr #rits te ‘ rer ~ mR tracts ; 7 “af rn Ge ond ‘ at ’ L ‘ re 4 . > + , . : > ’ . o ns W _, ~ d Iie } et snw is ie . a : a4 ; s + ; Se nae Site a tw i e. : ~ ‘ a re | West itie re memes ag patos. . “4 ‘ t rwitt «a - Pwar. nm ° — " _— = . . 4 ~ sa $1 4 " ot ;7* } ¥ = b ; i ~* re 7. . Ar tar 1 » ie ~o : as Open today TERRY & CO. 823 Chestnvt 442 > aru a : I ne that 1600-2 N. BROADW AY—COR. OF GRAND Ae we FOI 4s a REALTORS, ] 7-28 “Mewea ee a rental ®1 oe ~ ‘oe oe , : 4 . ™m heen oe large man. 2 eee —s yy - = yd Firet and is ; 32 | s, . ~~ — ‘ - - alles 7 _ = - me . ‘ > ‘ a / he . «= -* ? > a dy . . aa . - ~ 1% a4 ibe ~ if si . . " * “== | has - of Al ERT « 514 Raymond. 11 rooms @ bathe ern mn as ’ Z a nous >. rents $992 manep sider well ini a> , = —— : - -—-— —- sok fill _ art un ” ~~ ne oO you wha OU counts: ow ess > . -$- = — agi =e R : me a aan ] Lar hala mol ! > B' pect : atta ed bhrirck iUSt. east ‘ton 0 , » = . 4R ‘ ee - . TY . ~ Pl e pling Jopmaing hb im, & ' t fru » SUN"). ~ sh ao N a ae - 7 k . 4381 McPherson. 9 rooms. 2 Ss; ope : SWE VN - — es ne ileal wits team ; —— "aa i 7473 79 ru x water from spring: mus : See J. D. KOCH. Manchester. AT wa: O 8. Flortesant bi. ay Te ’ " |} , r , . ~~ 4 was i Ware - . ° , - t pid i MS . a ea —s ~ 51° R: vm r nen : ; : Troon ame moO ae L, 0 US ‘cae Bargain tate; Pp vs 6335 Westminster is an exceptional! : price for | MAN & § a .,. © acres in St. Louis Count ‘— "A G26 Tow reduced to ing; reasonable: a gure future. tot & : ive and rdinal: | ; * full ' will tee = an , + Eek > TRY HOME ; _ aan are i ee hi sisal i q e ¥ hese: = . ST ReS A) USC a * Co - +> - (=e mene iw al ; =- jm . ral ~ f = wrti im « = ‘ a . é a ae | ra ’ or - ~ Ber.iiiae s Pe | mace ane paid 4. ; om F —_— ~- ¢ ee —— ) ohe -_ ton nan + ° ‘ » i > ns Bis Pr) Oo ; -- . “ an rv ~~. ? A rt —? i416 : 4 6 nen a a x t~ water. ath. Weinbery &Wsinkere Realty seine haan ee 1 for). OREON E. & FR. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | FARM—For sal , =a) e a .. é , ° 3130 singe ny} £0 mi! est, H . " 10 , : she Ar ‘ er — - ‘ . ° 7 “vi Warr eT a Mmocms re ? 3 r s th from city Limite. er. rvea wi 4 ric o- fi orat on for recom, bedrooms, large sieeping pore aor: x saath R roome. hat AA . > 2 r- paste e R E AT, R ET ATL # , ‘ , . - x Tre m ia r 2 le rest of S tT 4 a ¥ ae Dia an be . ~ - Vi Tie Mo . ®urom-- & - . ne PLawSS of and 2 baths on eecond floor, large play- | 6220 Waen 5 FOO! r ice cream fact s can be ih. OCATION 3117 Pine: new I-story brick storer R-5 Post-Die a — —- vain ome cites; sear but sad tate: put El 7 ‘ : y h nt third sien BERS 4 a narv ofr Otn ©iTies «Tt r — 4 an Aan- rp - ' = , = re oD ; , Ff w? - - - rANn™M l = ] = r ? {> . - A : M —— JI) acres; - room, maki's quarters and bath on mM . , é ;, eihichd neToRee st.. Mm m Store and rents $125 nth: 'w pric I INOIS ,RMO CUWWtds—Fer se I ’ A. S$ 4 5 ? d , aa «hy “4 nmi = o-¢ . * Pee GS x - ~~ = - , cu ely = 2) ary . wt as "neste sagt tag na rs : . - ‘ = ‘yy T? =z rf ri! cin = rT) Ly app.es } t f ip - OMI Room 21 . 7 7th a: floor; ail rooms are Phe fine ome Poor po BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE oe 2 ii ree ’ lfan “504 — ‘ es oe 19 Ls Se flat + ®. SCH MOLL 46°24 Nelmear acne wien * ¢ 5 +; proper 4m 3. Red t ¢ . Saad TO . P We r 49 I ~ Wa . i oaiell i ao a on 4 P ° - -“-—__-_ 4}? =, : a ’ 3 & ’ &. af : ; ; wT ri *4 anc eietern ee + oc ge — “pe wv a0 sa rifice A pan of his aP 2 ke sited ’ “ nt ra — . . B f i : i" #- pall hang a lrtetlats _ SUCiG: twy ACREAGE—1]6.7 acre Ha Ferrey ra " ent . . . ike r fie Deon; “ Save 7 cress mer? = ot GEO. F. BERGFELD a ~ + Co. .., GARFIELD S165 1290-02-04 NORTH MARKET—One heast Morganford and Fi i. ac ences: Frente $246 Der Tear 3: sf ' ia. ee pur. | 40 n tn ge : po . Pu . ee - cash: dirt cheap. F AB ickman. 408 Olive ro on cae ~ { we Realtors. Sly Chestnu! ms , ‘ > 6 flats 7” $1580 a re st inu eto dine tu one Liuabie business corn Dote. = 4 KALEFED ! $53 re * ’ : o . ' : fe ae or c PROMPT ; if ATIC N ‘ i - ‘ _ M 2 « eee ‘ - gy nn AOA toga 7 : S26 p ‘ ‘: a + s 4 j pe } ™ yn AGu -& ¥ +44 Hi 3 EAL BARGAIN. NN _ BUSINESS L0¢ AGED eualls: owner forced to eel; make lars on firet Moor. fate | 1° oe PARMS—On easy terms. ranging fron 00 | H I'isharoon.. Rober 3 | “jo acres Umber BS lee ee ER! ? a A R 4a T , - i ‘ : a 7. : itit : . = ate ’ r . ii ororer @ to ts Din . «? . . » « any business: fine . investn JOHN $ BLARR 2 pho a:k ca. | Soe — 2 . e. fu “AND SALE—SO Gon UP aero D DEEI we ! — _ - WAin “@TS87%. 208 Wainwricht Bide . - ‘ eht torrie 20 a2 . tats : a . ; ics rANAim~io ‘ L.OM eg e! fine ae | a a ?T> % 7 4 ’ i ? j if J j + a i . . se a : “+? } rT) ; . ] ™ — = — — = ce ws = . ~ 4 ; W HAT > y Ol} R OF fk ER rwn ry me S e a, . ¢ m4 ) —y 3 R4 : Mi ” P . ‘ ~ and ™ ) ‘ “ > ra f Z ize - ; ? : 8) ous IM } ceil . . Tou may ert it to close estate ~_ , s aptigg é re; 8 . . en 4 and 5 room flate nting 2 {fruit trees, ¢ . ye P ‘ruit, springs; near Bee as os a. M Lier First A! : : f Has n. beautiful 1 $8040 per let rien | BE ; > on? ) FARM—!I e Ozark farm : OOM; : tide Pr » Cesena, ieee lg I ae yg bennett Penatore 1 . a > : - sien - ae om 3 js - - es z r ? KR™M nein 3B wl. ‘a . a- = > « gy ms o — we an s . 2 wt. : o . . 5 ; . Spr net Cid re ia es *s F jicors, hot-water heat. su a ns ars Al bi i EuMANN-S CALER R. E. co endiNe pligl™ and ; Water. 9-room gfonnrond oe es (a tet, Yan.onnaee gieeping porch. larce bai! Separate 1°} .34 YS ™ Lea Gti} P i. Z Biz Bend rd. 3-e 7 ©. . make sp.end rFAKM— 200 ACRES: et ed eg sg AR ye BF "oO. @ fe, “eas ; ares, or rf . . "a fae - ee © > re mts* ‘ i & ‘ , . ‘ : a 2 + - . . = 4 ef. e ? Sute es Vi “, * . o oF 8 \' F R cA . See * ’ . a Me prh © terrne if de , on ar Pica gaagre wiln « aaa ‘ . 2 ‘ { is Z on" . palteg o — on wo : NEAR Fol} FA: Hf} [ks WILE sPtt —- av? rer tat *y r } : ters above Vant immediate sale; cas , ' 2 + r ] ast PMer 3260 Renzel-Weber, iki “S. Grand. LAc. 9344 at { LOW PRICE TO DIVIDE AN ES, MPACKE ARM—Chea eae wads. Ovum Gr Le oe i terme: open I Pa. ett. ae © viive EASTON-TAYIOR TRIST CO. 1 eine REVENUF PRODUCING cash $ 1101-93 § moton: 4.1 FARM 80 ocrce a0 te con , ; TATE. ¢airving. graining oF el Spring wade. Owner, 645 South av & JOHN GRETHE!N & CO 11 Int: Life Bie values and can bh sught rie ee PROPERT} er ', ' ms a r 7 500) ; and ‘ . r RARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. TTR. Frite_! -rinse _Gesufort. is ~ —_—— ; o,f epeees Thy & ; h us ea x $ r Zool we: 1% giles to good | = : WE il acres. all improved ue 3 (nl frame- goo cistern, some 4018 © Beautiful Nite Chemica! Bide , Northwest _ Corner Missies nd Geyer Hickory @-family | cailread’; F mail. toutes whl take a) WARM cing Mississippi and Mer 100 cceun, Renee $15 or ck? LOM, 50140. sidewalk made I : C re: cake fone ns : ts pear 1-5 flats: s Bea orice € ~ a> , ot tm on ie : , ec 1 0 acres. 196 fruit trees.’ « o > acres, wonderful county a> nee ye SE werY 66. in Sulllven Mo yi > . " , ‘: su ] HY] ~ ~ s a ao . oti} r enn “eramec Park: town hae Water ¢ > ™ = . 7 7 ° . - > ~ ar . ** . 4 - , = és : ‘ - . Xs. 4 o . J =, g . ~ 1 > ’ ry t " . bl * -_, r . - e , ric , ff 3 NW New Homes -Contiel and ‘interest. mer S475 Beacon, WM. FL WRISBERG. * A! RA, Pros 7 nis. M see cee DB. | Peon | We Riso have cree, Merames =r, Ger inttne i “ae x = » . ee 4 "tet ~ (;rand . . - . , : : , . - = ry 7 o4 . ” M asi aiien a" : —_, i ; ~ ’ ca “ tyi J ee eek S - : > 1 in ¢€ ASS TERMS : ry, B.* REA " . o SOTA 4 i i i , —— 7 : . si _ > Mi . TF ened Sen ° READY FOR OC’ CU I ANCY iti as of S38 000: rent $2507 ¢Oltax S651 W. fc B we ; Di. water fror excius p FARM heres sock and equs ad , anat : ° *. ei del Ar i . = } far , . + Sy —— Ca ) BIGe envy °F an — ? : - A E . ‘~ — —s F. 2% "4 ‘es * , t. i’ r . SL ee 4 - VJ r 44 ¢ ¢ " : . es * 4 : ———_— r . : Y ioera! = : 5 at a | ar ~ ; fIZ, Ge Lae t {=~ 414 I AK 4 tar! ; . : Southwest 1104 COMPTON —si06 r a ’ 4 “ = =e M:N rr . na with beautiful oak - Si ‘om ' eagles 19 roots af , Conia , =T _ Hann 1 col STY Pans wwik?T Cu % “ies i - Weep i «“ . rye Tas _ WORFSI-PRANS, & co evar * ; 2. See Fe Sh ‘\ ——. 3 "az : , . oi at, 7 Acre ss ’ ' * . ? ) ig ry _ ao r teen ; fiiifas gat io 2119 WN (,ran 4 4 : DAN ; * z 4 : i+ ‘ =i } j=. S44 ;J t ar a = I A-1L15 a i 2 ‘Ss WW : - ; 8 natin % =: “Rr a P wa O AS : . w@ SOF " . ‘Maan * Var C ze os POH N (ST NYLACH 2&2 e * oe & SACHAR, MAB cna Per-A-G1-A4 Ladus Big Road F " Steels hy oes J + be tg eee Beant i? » E a, TERFRONT ~—-J PERTY | \ ' eAseM | ae = : - i 2 rece 1é& | ‘ ilies ~~ rh gs es out. D. CARE HEH:s. 95 bearing app “nt locati fronting 420 \V WE ST EN .—D HO [ES Lae ‘ ; s . ‘ Pa ; uf Ee , * * “4 Rivx ~— 4 , ~« err et . Jae Dp ant. etc. with finest of eve rything war garage sil i : - ‘ r : , A. , r . A :e 2 - ; ' sa ; F us . a FRiivws a ** “FP Awe INARL ~ PRICE . . , — ee . oar awne a 6. 4 tight) . ‘ . . P , : ‘ the , A \. 4 RUTLDIN LOT >) PT. YT} 8.37 —Seheni $5; + aa ee ae gr > geo Traine FARKRM—‘ ‘Tes: Near Bellefontaine wi ‘N ST. . | eS ‘ ~~ ~~ oompleting rooms. 2 tathe: =~ os ' + ean BN Fo ; » See 3 enn nee VTARAGE. GRA i are . ; features. te S268. 000: terms a Olive ASN TE : : 929-41 DEL “ ‘1K BOL ity RD. ~ ' PeVIsion 3S Gt ee es 5 a! a. = 6S — ere 6. RTS PTY ¢. Bind-tt tnge | OT: fa wd : ae am house® f ' . . a — éy 7 . -~- Le . , : eas + ' i e , te ert 2) ; tr iizgpte. ¢t Darna. « « : 6352 Sosa mn (Parkview): @ roome = “f)'3t) § MTN vat Slo) DD hot RIF Perry RLILDING s at : ; 8 , . PAR. 4 Miweouri ¢ ’ -?¢ 2 m of zi sherry State highway I N \ N a l \ L = baths. s ee perch: .opm age Drive t , : ‘ ' a. : ™ . caTan : ‘ oor 8. ask for formation on z 5 er 6m railroad, near stat This land | erk S-car ricx guragye - ae’ . > # ‘ “= j ~ 1 aoe ? ” .- ~ an | COS r3 - ? ne a? Sas. . . ) 4mM a — anno... on eee teenage seentenee nates seen , +] I ; : * e* J ’ ~T r " ~A 2 cet }. f 7 . € * Acope!. awnings. etc: owner leaving 5 ASP oT alent arene 6 aepenEmmE, nt SEN Eins (CORNERS STORES AND FLAT ~ Bijy-] l li—4{ ~ : : °nt furnished: trad. ra a BF) VV. WH AS. Dos | " : - eg +} Cy Pon L Oe ATE - OZARKS E . . . ereona $13.500- terme Pine. 33 ' : t : a PTT ET iwe ~ 3 VTieN ReN\ F “let PD @% - , . OP POR NITIES et Sa mapa ps i ; Want Ii s es. & - homtail — " ts ‘Mam 1401. . 7 seocn. . : | Le TYivit . ‘ ~ — ~ 7 “Semen __—- a 4 - i ni ” Se 4 ; : - ~ fruit grates _ —_ : hy . ——. reat aug > 6945 Enright: @ roomea slerrt: nw Ege » eill hat len iyYDR CaR ere senneennieehonesnnren yume RS B08. a} FICE Thies genll Seees dpe ee 4 wag r the ft * w te ‘ al: eatte , ‘ B iy now ana eat the .— {c83) - see-water heat: tile bath. weil "built: per | chentnit at , _ 2 T-room f : rme:4-room brick ” and 5 oe mage oo esta miles from - «we D. CARRUTHERS, values are increasing each dae ; Cuad Seed of ter . | Ke condition: fliness forces owner to ei): vet 6 CT A Ge "7 VETS ‘ R > - — . ) “ . oe om 8 ae > Sees that s te gers etray Ferr Riverside 0° : snaertal i} pow Lee Hien 14c2 atin * gacrifice COR. PINE AND EWIS : ‘ pare - ‘ . ; ed 7 | = ving elie =| Ozarks have wondertal Opp “oot deeds of tr mt mad Shee a om — , on ; a ‘ : = = —— - -~ ’ « 4 .s a a j eo . " coi iii . .* ai : 4 : 5833 Julian: 10-reom brick: file bath Wx 31 FY ; Warr ered W—. . 4 ‘ “arte { ‘\ ~* : a .2e ff Sl i > “a a = as . a! g ty 73 f: rT Ff Near good . ' E Ne SROTT. Hesitor” Tan c £30 @riveway: 2car garage: orice “thease ra@ “ ‘ ({HESTNEIUT GARIIELD 4779-47146. ‘ “ : is Betis a ae | ore i ore : ; _sarm ee u ’ armer. . | - . ume- -WEBERS ou “a- 1 7 il —— ag . ; , UNION-EASTON TRIST CO rour gery 3 m Call! a has et. 4 : for $ terme e@Xeellent roads, fine 6 "aed LActede 6544 { ever . . r ~ . no , ~ 7 . , ee - ” A = 7) ' : %. B41 es : ‘ 2 bar the - Let me mat! rou P r* : . . a br card of ad: ROK dimtesion ané othe b siting as aad ves ? a panos 4 , POE By oer tly egy ee 2) os: 2 . ieu ce and $25 i taider ritair je nen2y) forma orl es ere te wr , . now for farm bargain ligt. nd . Sig. re 4 rar} _ mae ee . ae Lalad, anh. ‘ R (Store and fat @ ‘fi tVernhe e@rri™ye § 9a - aa owe ~ thern Ca ltfrorr ’ Resan e Ti , otha ee 4 . , ’ enema > . ‘. & a BLAKE & Br. o.. S15 Cheatn . HN AL AKE a BRO ~ 14 , * ; ane « HES? NI . ‘ \RFIFI D 6779-1716 ont ILLy i 0. ri Che«toart M Lie 447. - . war 5 2ttor 4 ger on Ms — pA ~ ys i ; ~ ne a i ~ 3 ff) . “ fg rutnre if an Ozark “ . " see ae oe t ma Ss oes ie sy Exchange Ch (cMD) Faves. De Soro. HOUSER, Cuba, Mo. & € : asain a os me .

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SUNDAY, MAY_ 15, ——FARMS FOR SALE Missourl SUNDAY, _M.- a: 15, ~192 ke ~ FARMS FOR SALE Missourt acre ' “ ‘ao 2 or PATS 5 ACKES. FRI acres, Ou all weather road, PAYS 5B ACKES FRE 2 f highway 66 ana. 3 miles ir nab hs lick snack PwITH, $10 x . week ae U92i. othe we tt a aeasamanaeameanmE Gee le a700. FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Prop eT. LOUIS _POST-DISPAT rty and Real Loans ; Business Chan ces, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. 1iB "G10 Per Month Per $1000 ee AaAREPTS ACE. PROSECUTING WITNESS. HOW SINCLAIR LEWIS TELLS OF INTIMIDATION WROTE ‘ELMER GANTRY Repays a Property Loan | Sale of three more bungalows, Woman’ Assault Victim Says): Tots | | by John C. Greulich in the com- | pany’s subdivision, between Good- | —including interest! | We Are Mortgage Loan Correspondents for She Was Beaten and Told to Leave City. ee ete * Aleph nb furnish bu 0 strawberri: 3. * do ages ear amare i; Real Estate Loans FIRST AND SECOND MORTGA BUILDING LOANS — We have unlimited funds available and wil] plications prompt attention. A discussion ahaa gation and will be treated strictly confidential. KIRKPATRICK MORTGAGE CO. 1120 LOCUST ST. auto road. acres in eultiv: a- arge barn ! eimtern | a on “60 “FARM ON AND NE AR a " ive most. any , - . po aesessiol , 51S W sinwright fis “Technical Adviser” of Conferences With Clergymen. ‘fellow boulevard and Kingshigh- | way boulevard, and Florissant ave- Kquitable Life Assurance Society of the United States nue and McLean avenue, to Har-| ry Mueller, A. J. Mohrmann, and ' John Melvin, adds to the group of | 40 homes already erected. There is no fairer mortgage service available to the property owner than that offered by this company. Loans for 3 or 5 year periods with annual reductions at 51 % interest, or for 12 years on monthly payment efile SS — — — acres, in Jefferson County, Mo.; | acres in cultivation; good 3-room poue; complete outhouses. Price $4500, | 4 acres, Cedar Hill, Jeltterson County. Mo.. 3U miles from St. Louis, o, on Gravis rd. Price $4500. | 180 nooo at House Springs, Mo., 25 | from St. wouls, Mo.; no build- Price $4000. 126 acres, Cedar Hill, house; ai] outbuildings; - @ bargain to GArfield 6834. GArfield 6838 7 acres: all cultivation: rood 6. e: barn, poultry house, ter: on public road: ani Spo terme. ‘$25 50 nually: good title and hs “ ho tographs and I ished, M. 9, “uit and dairy tiv ation: all un- Ww heat, 8 acres tn valance in clover ang nber; limestone loam: arn, machine hot ise and = ~ ecrrsterns and yd nati Ura) 3500 f the fa: Mic and clops, c,enevieve, Mo.: 6-room | adviser’ this is @ good | | Price eS Bnyone, ti tl ll tn eal a nt Cedar Hill, Mo.: 6-room | pe get of outbuildings; | Price $1),0u00, rt penty above ‘farme are all on hard | roads, and are good bargains if sold BRENTWOOD BANK REALTY OO, 8°25 Manc! hester | WEbster 2562. j aU In C¢ ullivation., 1. timber: 4 miles. trem St. Louis ik loc al led fhe miles TOREAGE—2U- acres, just off | Le Se es eee ee i | j ' i di 9509—Splendid modern 6- | bungalow, hardwood floprs, | ; furoace, farage, | » reduced; ower. overlooking Misseur! ‘Joba Heius, Jlusicke! a dandy ie - club site: jendid jocation, FARM—vol acres, River}; reasonable, Ferry FARM—2 ‘5 acres, O-Tur 9m lrame;: all im- provements; 4/50 ls acre, 4-roum frame: garage. So. Hauck, AiaOama @y, Alficn alf suited: will b bdivide if write conier co toh An- Kimmawick, Mo, (cT7) in tiruber. balance house, furnace, cae nerib, granary. silo, wiern chicken houses, semokehouse: all on con- ms; 2 large brood houses, deep bored well; young or- 1, egg? drive frow de for flat or Cwell- city iimiis. will trace ; les and 200 peaches just ing. COMMUNITY eee ESTATE mo. 7 . cz urc hes and gQod achools 925 Sit Titie GuarauLy ldg. on : Aa gocd road % miles FARM—Un Ls may Ferry rd.. Mehils lie: { 7. ville, St. “ iar es & oun- acres. — he roger yn, near Farine! 7 wner. BE. H. Cunningham, Clup hali Nuide, ou place, or 90 acres In cultivation: KAU BE AR-WE LZ, 6243 iravois, Riv. 3106 * ynodern mode; " FAN—Jo acres, With large jane ato about SVU frull _ ees, v layout, sullad.e ) ciubds Telegraph ra M Gratn, FARM—0 acres small from car line, $3¥UU; acre, 11 or 17 acres, Is a ail jerel ground. Ni. *s He 4 mile ba . os ) acres, —— further inf ew; wonderiua nit Bros., Ant mia, NITY RE. AL ES ATE ‘CO. Ave . Mo. FARM—44 acres: Business property, dwellings, apartments, mercantile buildings. If in the market for a new loan or fora renewal of present loan, you should get our terms. Personal attention—lowest rates of interest and commission In Business Over a Quarter of a Century Edw. K. Love Realty Co. MAIN 1207—MAin 1208. 704 CHESTNUT GArfield 776 } a LOANS ON REAL ESTATE VE MAKE AND BUY SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST || PROVIDENT LOAN & INV. INST (62) | a ee ee es os —_- | | ' director for two years, which time back to St. Louis and, on the ad- Lewis in a series of informal dis- expired April 12, 1927. Gibson holds the distinction of) ’ Come and Get It nounces preparations for the erec- | _| tion of 10 more buildings, several | of the two-story plan and the bal-| The Circuit Attorney ts investl- | The Rev. L, M. Birkhead of Bas- |, ance of the six and five-room one-/| gating efforts at intimidation sas City, who acted as “technical Write or Telephone GArfield 6860 Real Estate Loan Department o 60 PER CENT LOANS | love. Van Riper &Braan The mubivision contains city wa | ‘The case was on the docket ia | + er, electric 4 and gas, city! as 5 YEARS 6% INTEREST a } INVESTMENT SECURITIES sewers and the actual making of | cog and pepe eed ye anes with religious practices before i wW.COR 41rn UP | Park Lane as an asphalt street! °° continued when Mrs. Bolce! writing the book. | could not be found. Friday night Lewis, he related, spent several months in getting atmosphere for ae bein sche 2% Me cas ae. 406 tom eon || man asked if she intended to testi- | fs in cultivation obe ° Cc WL i! | . 4- ‘ated of Bellezontaine rd.; bus service, Owner | |! LOAN CORRESPONDENT ||| Winkelmeyer, at Grand and Sid- fy against his “friends.” She sald | ,, tobi hi P ted re = a . eine hai ney, has obtained contracts for! she did. “If vou do. I'll 4o to you 16 autobiographies 0 note THE PRUDENTIAL IN SURANCE CO. OF AMERICA H BA || the erection of a $50,000 residence 7 h h Pe . ms “ preachers, ineluding those of Dr. 506 CatebeNoT or. what they did, and worse, © Rainsford of New York and Dr. VAN RAALTE, Pres. HOME MONEY 396 ARCADE BLDG. AS REALTY EXCHANGE DIRECTOR to consult a stout, pompous man technical adviser, was to give Lewis | sb snag ~ be a lawyer. He | the viewpoint f ministers, and to John W. Gioson. president vag, PS ned pena she was anxious} ra -ijitate his meeting and talking the John W. Gibson Realty Co.,|t? 8¢¢ her children, who are in! wie, the men of the profession. -221 Calumet Building, ha. complet- | Mrs. Boice, a frail little woman, to Unitarianism was an experience 'was head of the real estate depart- | feared for the safety of the chil-| of interest to the novelist. ’ . dren She accon led th ment of the Mercantile Trust Co., | ey, ‘com panie e men Birkhead accompanied Lewis to after which he served as a director to East St. Louis, where they gave | Minnesota, w here most of the writ- for the following elzght years, two) niociey vice of friends with whom she is cussions, and who have been re- staying at 1415 Bremen avenue, ferred to as “Sinclair Lewis’ Sun- having served the longest consecu- surrendered to police day scheol class” and as his ex- tive term for the St. Louis Real Es- One suspect is under arrest, perimental “guine pigs,” was as- y tate Exchange on the board of dl- We have on hand $200,000 to make and buy caainns. ie hee epent 6-oenee ae ist and 2nd Deeds of Irust S| QUI ULM JP UUULS wa BANKING INTEREST K SERVICE Tl Rosenberg Box | che) on firsts. “Post-Dispat: h. lo loan at © per ce privat’ party; Post-Dispatch al y TY LAs; A N—Frivate party has | / $10,000 to ioan; 6 per cent first mort- | LOANED $261,800 LAST WEEK. é; sion. Rox Y¥-2. ‘P.-D. ® loan, {in _any amount on real estate: Nationa! rill , CD icé ioCallon, nh clecrapn road loan } private partv on city ee delay: charge for Dapers: can ar , C uth of Benaceés Mercian | real estate at er cent: reasonable rates: | ; ren lg PN to ee whole or part at any || : les tior Ox Bb-230. Post-Dispatch, interest tod lt “Toone, 0a ve act Hig pt atahte fos “MONEY ON 2DS. Be Sure to Get Our Figures subdivision in J iv eenRALaice. aie © If You Desire to Make Kt BAL, Edi A'LE LO. : Rid or Renew a Loan EDW. K. LOVE REALTY CoO. : | MAIn 1207. 704 Chestnut. MAin 1°08 (cP) nt on city real sive description. | 1009 Locust at. CEntral 4468. MONEY 5% TO 6% » Loule County moael 4 ¢jt Aad a*% a eQti) . room sTani: Mo. i? 5.3% replies. [ Jefferson floor plan. The lots are from 40| which kept Mrs. Florence Boice, to Sinclair Lewis in the Ww St Louls '' between McL d Mel- | D ELLINGS AND SINGLE FLATS papal cce eager epnamdmeae cca ia el- | she surrendered to police and told Manchester | the story. He not only sought the || designed by An gelo B. M. Corru- | threatened, striking her in the) qorgon of Boston, and the homi- TO LEND ON” REAL ESTATE. | Private homes. The latter was done chiefly in Kan- (ed his term on the board of direc. | | her $20 and told her not to return ing was done, and was in his com- ly ears of which he served as vice | SALES AND BUILDING OPERATION | sembica through Birkhear's efforts i gy | the real estate business. land frank,” LOAN—If you want to make | a! estate come and TOENISKO ETER REALTY broadway. Oven Monday “The discussions were very f “COFFEE AND TEA CONCERN OF A. MAYER REALTY C0, ana frank.” tne min the minister said. that tie | The A. Mayer I Realty Co. reports | | satnioters tell him what they were LEASES h- STORY BUILDING | the following sales: An apartment | doing to justify the expenditures The Mercantile Trust Co. has| and three stores at 3941 South| that were made to maintain them leased the five-story and basement | Grand boulevard to United States | They would teal, in aisverens ae building at 914-16 North Broad- | Realty & Loan Co.; three stores/ phrases, of “se rvice and of ‘‘teac : way to the Great Eastern Coffee | and two flats at 4043-45 Lexington | ing the art of life,” and he eM ‘land Tea Co. forced to move from | avenue and 8604 Clay avenue to dissect chenr replics in & Most “s- ‘their present quarters at $01) sei Leonard; a bungalow at 5312 —" ae eee | Franklin avenue on account of | West avenue and a bungalow at ewis’ Songtiests. - ; as raves ¢ eens, Mee Banking inicrest, quick service, | LOANS ON PERSONAL tones y ‘the street condemnation for the 4405 Taft avenue to Steve Licata; “One minister of sn 2*thodox = oe a tra S HALLER R CO. 807 Chesi ROSENBERG BROS. co tens | widening of Franklin avenue. |a bungalow at 6327 Itaska street | church, in one of these conferences, Ee watt Ponee i. " SIDNEY SHOTWELL. Nisville, : NEY TO LOAN-—laree oF aennl o> ie MORTGAGE COMPANY ae oe yp ie tty oe ttn gt . y cate 1s 0: ES i ) LWAN 00 drug, TE COCETY, | The lease was made for the ac-|to Raiph Guinner; two stores and | gave utterance to some — sua acres, OO in cultivation. en $20.00" hand ‘$i. 00, $3000, $5000 804 Pine &t, MAin 5208-09. y real Brick he now under con uteier con ao 7 a ues count of Frederick H. Semple and | one flat at 4610-11 Gravois ave- interpretations of Bible teachine , om, Test in timber all AND 12 acres. on Beliefo ., | Bnd $20.000 to e on im city | yy | struction emgage Risbeate sae erities. FRANK 712 Chestnut. nue for Raiph Guinner; a flat at| Lewis asked him if he wonli tsik 4). POULTRY FARM—2%5 acres: in Flor! ‘JOH iN L. > ws 4d 3 2200 to $7000; 6 per cent inter SEY RO LOA NEES wad an oat | 5714 Morganford rd. to William! thet way to his congregation. anil : about 25 fruit | est rates cent eormmissiOn GAGE C0. |. in 50 weekly installments, -to” salaried Gott; two stores at 6915-17 Gravois; he sald he would. ‘Like hel! you : avenue to Daniel Simon; erecting| weuld, was the remark of another three stores and two flats at 6821- ty ministers. Bee co. truit nines MONES TO LOAN ON FIRST AND second deeds of trust: quick acthon. BRAY. Realtor 706 Chestnut. GAr. timberadc: dweiling? mile Lutes- 15 cleared: house, barn, \ arn | : quarter mile Ww site ol acres and dwelling; = frui MONEY TO LOAN ; i i} i S500) to 20.900. ay! improved ’ QUIC Bros. Mortgage Co. ‘IOE NOOd ENIid F08 em “DO YOU NEED MONEY? _ WE MAF®E AND BUY First and Second Deeds Lauisa ¢ a n “= / NS RE, “TC ) Lo. AN OVEG real estate bulic MONEY WANTED MONEY W AN TE D a ’ ge “3 Me 3 pyar var ()m544) Lz oad: ei}: 20: $3! 54 5 me ‘ille, Mo, FARM—1 mile estate. meg, John Hart. The negotiations were carried on with A. J. Westen, Rine- hold Westen, H. A. Westen and QO, A. Wangerin, who are the officers | and managers of the Great Eastern | proved " : 449 > ML i iW ALL, 722 oe om hig -Citv © . int UNITED. 97) "GAr fi id 050 4 oT vi; oe > x aul ol Keane & FE wid wi 1008 Chesntut. WEE cat dat om Vv (eR ivestmeit. Box E- 23s, Tt) iction, May a8 Me erme if wanted, SALF. ‘jTT1 pon r house, barn. outbuildings: * some timber; 44 Mo.: S8$12.000: or nis, S7O00 5- roe mm ] gROme , rrtog? 4 w@isaity FIRST OR ane _inves' tt . DEEDS OF TRUST | WE OFFER suvject to IMMEDIATE ANSWER | $2200.,33000 24500, AN, MONEY TO LOAN. Louis improved real eState; bu € reasonable {1A. ‘'- y , ? BL Uf s, UUYU, rT a h a! ge 8S per cent We | : Po pat wes th hey; sate : od deeds o as of trust TO) LOAN—$25 to $5000 on} tile Trust Co. represented poth | ington avenue for E. Phenis; erect-| while he was writing the book ‘i: > »0U sang” aa eave = | -: ai) _Uueman and Alfred avenues con- rArfie! | tains features usually confined to r L gvinbgiee MONEY VEY TO LOAN On collateral or with two co-makers. Re- | Hugo Wurdack, ‘George A. Madison. the larger apartments. would s're revival hymns to get in- to the spirit of the action. Vis- ttors would s¢cmetimes foin tn thes: ‘fervent congfests, an@ once Clar- »nee Darrow, FE. Haldeman-Julius and Gilbert Frankau, the Britt novelist, joined us tn some o!}- fashionec *vmn-finging and reviv- al shouting. “Lewis and Y attended churches of all creeds, prayer meetings and Bible classes, and at revival meet- Chestnu Auto Sis BUILDING AND LOAN ASS’N! Pase avenue to a. B.C. ee ' Sales and Investment Co. The Gas & Electric Building & Loan Association recently elected | APARTMENT FINISHED AT JOHN, Poultry 1500 near =} 1 5555 R: per ee ee ee sna 7 ' sur | pay in sma! amounts regularly out Of vour | yy Ayton Cox, Robt. F. Stanton, trust oF ty propey - an GHE R’ 24, re RF. ALTY =: siiars or l me. i Ne SURELY LOAN & THRIFT CO. 'H. C. Sexton. gout! } : n- : tion at corner -—_ m: n oads: ) ‘ eons wn — , —_— r “IONEY TO LOAN = = > niie i Mo.,.: fine binid . single ee S“REALTY Co, cu & ss : 1 4552. RIG (Chest r large pou!- near imec j-room house: it and gerapes: ; eouTh of Mer KOCH, HOME -——- oom irame: = +, Manchester. Mo. Une and a quarter modern: electric , math, hot- water furnace: 9 icken house, smoke house, tool and vegetable garden; R500. uth from citw limits. Chas. Mo, acres. 400 trees, ail just coming in bear- puse, barn an‘ S. LOOMIS. Room 215 king for a mall poultry or > can show you what rou By alee REALTY CO. ler : 124) S. Florissant bi. a ae County Bargain %) ‘) acres in St. Lou vy; price for re Jv. per acre, rings, creek, ocation for trees, gf fine aites; zive-away pri e- uting, home - me ame EF near bue énd Capit ty. MONEY TO LOAN in sums to suit on St. Louis or Count: property. Quick’answer; low: est rates, Established (89! ROZZIDA, REALTY CO. 4006 Chouteau GRand 0387 (c99) (/ city or Rervice First eecond deeds of trust ites rene nable: quick a’ d MAI HM. SCH ‘MITZ R. B. CO. 802 Chestnut. MONEY TO LO AN—On real es- tate; prompt attention. STRODT- | MAN & STRODTMAN, 8607 North Broadway. (c99) PLENTY of money to loan on good cits ate promt answer; reasonable See us for reliable service. WANETERA: TH, 717% Chestnut ee eS ee ee ee eee” a le tt tt ca eld = tai ati i ei i ~~——~—— ee ~ egy ae + $1009 to _ ings: | tate | or write GET OUR OF I E RING S Pats especially attractive first deeds of trust for sale flats, apartments, resi- dences. business property, $10.000; papers ready for de livery: jptereet 5 per cent to 7 per cent: security 2 to 1: only clean, modern build ean undoubtedly suit you: real es loans is our ex: Aw business Cal! for ow orice list, Friday. Edward K. Love Realty Co. | ae Chestnut at. | PRIVATE loat in amounts of | issued each | City Club Bidg furnitu re owners; make ee 8008. MEN AND WOMEN If You Need Money See us first: no red tape; prompt service; absolutely confidential; we will handle | your personal note on reasonable terms; lien notes purchased. PEOPLE'S DISCOUNT co., Room 317, 407 N. 8th at. _{e14) 19297? Locust. (cB) The directors elected the follow- | ing officers: president, Geo. §S. | Johns; vice-president, James A. Smith; secretary and treasurer, Al- bert Wenzlick. Wenzlick has held ‘this position with the association for more than 25 years. The association was organized in 1891. It has matured 43 series of stock, with an average maturity of and electric service, maintained by the owner. and five room units. before completion. Thurston designed the bullding. Each untt has disappearing beds, electric refrigeration and garbage incinerator, together with the gas which is The arrangement is that ef the efficiency type, with three, four The greater portion of the building was leased Charies kL. ings he heard all the phenomena mentioned in the book, except holy barking. He did not run across that, but I had heard it, and told him of it. Sorry for Gantry. ‘The criticism, made fn sonie quarters, that Lewis has shown only unworthy men in his portraits of the ministry, 1s not fustified. There is no scoundrel in the book ———~. Ce > OO S88 OOO good ~ uth Sid 2e€ onls A ¢ a {}&, 30. SECOND DEEDS OF TRI ST Ww ANTED Will make or uy cond deegs of trust ? utifull y located on R. F. 3 mn afiee from De Soto. Mo. ; ieee Texas i cistern water; fine p: a *4AaM—Owne MUSE 8a rifice a part of hts or fen pond: cal Be) | ( - _/ BaVR DYalancs we ivres or mort: h: dirt cheap. T B. Eaves. fine w ' + room re on ‘oA ——— ; niér fruit and .vegetable land im or- 7 miles —== h clear: 17 were OF CITY—RENT CIT nN Ff gro teres! pr PROMPT ACTIO VERNON LAT for timver: ' Rox M-218 P.-D. wn, $5 monthly buys Missourt: price ave. _Kir kwood, “S10 to $25 acre: 7 vill rent: @ampsite north of Lake * N. Hickman & Co., 408 Olive. r r Phone i KE AL. ae | dod 104 REAL EST'TE-OTHER CITIES nm sn Kieu LOANS CARRY . ‘ORNADO INSUKANCE TMENTS SEE GHERT- 73% EASTON, ve ~ AT oS best an ARIED PEOPLE d set (privat “hesatnut. ADL = his a — rate F : . 3 FARM—Reautiful 20 acres. 16>. poreh- eellar, chicken houses. ep Nal ris near. whi teside, BOA, =U wick he eg | . 200 cash Mr. “7 ; ij - i > " ‘ — ‘ . ™ fiw . , : 4 Irnrne. ‘en . . sywrnernt ' “ yr ‘ { ca ‘ ’ fe"? . . pias i¢ * * . 4 if ; : if oD wa ay: yt . ’ . ra’? . . _— i. ai .' epetad : _ i i» — > =? T) spat ; — _ = - q Me i? i & ; r ’ | ; : i = / 1) ‘ 2°00) ¢, = o- 7 ” ‘ esr es . , Ad d 4% ‘ ; J L.a.— ; it? JS fhitii ii . weeea — = a 6) ; - a > bes | b i ‘ " re) ‘ } oo ri i od ‘ scont “1 ,* Oy > ae s; amp.c @ Paks , O20 ‘ , / * wh ee i ; _ | 7 " P Tigt ’ ) bil ; sf t ' , In ‘ , Fo i a.A f » aia . X { j , Souvth | ace zi On 5 ne a ; .4 Lad lane i ° se ; ‘ 548 7 (; al‘ ‘ . . ’ 4 qi* Tis i) . r } ? f ee” e r ° aw? ; , Y *> a P " .) athe s ‘ . / : 2 , ‘ ? ee | alle «a eee tet >t) Pert sd ‘ ‘ if é tOagt) ; ; ‘ r : : ~h . 301 ( trust. any | } varet = F - mY 4 La Cite hoatmen bial k sag. OLS > ' se - ——— le a - - ae ' ‘ . #*s irst derds £50 000, “$5500 $6000, 310.900; ail have S4000, 5000 S8500 furniture or plana, rates, yottom, Meramec > 308 acres, t Timeus, Louls c! KESIDE NOL Le | ene |” Pian nays off entire i gi ba #4 ¥ 9” ’ sit } . ~*~ . - “hor } Kilirnin ; rene a ” fF . R IIOMPE. » highway 61 an‘ ° good roat's he wat and ; pong ee 7 c mall. consificr any old, lixbis: Herrin. T.; wil PAUL.L ; : ity eat 9 Washington bl Ph Nighte ia id Monday a AIDLEY. cetaaentieieetainemntel me J! ffereon A545 i) ON a) modern py AA. ys Fe Salar (cPPx, i i ey Res iat rhood: cost S$9000 A. sat eotat . i oi Os - - . , estab es 4 @ ‘ IF YOU NEED MON EY wa ay t a oe Private pet way ¢ QUICKLY SEE jh TONEY td. — h to | S350: 6 wre MAKE AND 3 Y " TI? rT! 9s) > ‘ lata: qT ie SECOND AND THIRD DECOE > wears old: worth $14 00f il] not pat - R hae INTEREST. | any commision Rox ) yy | sent. — Renas Loan fs $100.00 to $5000.00 nt wate 2 a 700 fruit . Ee 10 roung peach aad ai , ‘ERI R Dest variety. ums: one serious hickory De M7 ‘ Orrow WE LOAN Money to Office Men Clerks Mechanics | ea! aried and ‘vu Week ¥ FIRST TRUST AT 6 PER ¢ ENT Rusiness Men : ver len ® PIERS ong . = ’ Ae) iti to ; sorty = cContay rr. con egqiiar = A Genin, "Bo . ME: Palle anci. Sin “ Gu i ape ee 3 i pa ; AND SAVING one 821 7g | plant, éte. ‘kK OR. E. CO.. 712 Chestn monthly payment ; best creden 0.,_ 65 yes - : . ae . . ° > » Pye | “7. ‘Phone REASON a £48 oe R 1c K AR M B: ARGAIN | . es AX PAG 1 , TE Mt 2 rho . MA Ai? 449 LO ANS—QU IC K , , 1d egnere: ee ee ; : Professional Men “wee Loe iG}t ‘ at Salesmen te ns? - PA ae regs tne: tof trust of 40m CO., MONEY Wid aventes, op business pto A. R. SCHU! (eG?) — TRO ANS. ON REAL ESTATE _ LOCATE IN OZARKS Bat) Servic Buy now and beat the boom. Lan The bad .] BOO Pis ; ria +2 ¥ PXeeiient ronds, per cel ehurches MONE Y TO LOAN- al . 7 is Frat lhding { springs SEF 6A, PART WE OW N AND fer | See [ rank K. Alewel 10 years, and has paid profits to eee 1G tne Du | Bgeset ae | For loang from $20 to $300 at legal /*not | its members of over $225,000. ‘D. P, LEAHY REPORTS SALE unless you call Gantry one, and he MONEY eee ae | [>> ——> FIRST removed from home. Paid furniture re: | ASES PY ac: merely ylelded to the morbid ex ne FIRST D> He AT OF TR [7s ~ s2000 . e|) ! cr ) eT? TV C + rn is te req) iired Business co a a al In- TRUNK COMPANY LE r OF THREE LOTS FOR WEEK tendencles which sometimes asen '! JN’: REASONABLE TERMS 1: private party. Hox ¥-311 P.-D 6% DEEDS OF TRUST charged on $100 for a0 dave. OF 3 bh eauired by thelr cal!- X. 722 Chestnut. GAr. | oy fIRST DEF. D OF TRUST FOR $1000_0% | £1500 TO $30,000 cents Se a pro nae WASHINGTON AVENUE STOR | ;men who are req a bY 41 FLAT OF 4-5 ROOMS. 30xx WEST: Each secured by property worth twice IE ffer _ amon Fata bt —-———-— D. P. Leahy reports the follow- |!" to be, or to appear. particular- WE MAKE AND BUY FIRST AND SEC- PROPERTY WORTH $800 eee of loan. eon erro 290 @ Market at. Martin & Breitt have leased the ’ ' y Pp ily 004. The other ministers de- OND DEEDS OF TRUST. ; 500 ON A 5-ROOM BRICK BU oy ‘Ae 3 EPSTE VY & SON vears, 2900 to 290 arke 3 “ 'ing sales for the past week: g 0 ONCE. BLUMENFELD REALTY Ltax SHAW wi TY: | se AN & ( U IC kK L. Y store at (21 Washin ston avenue tO | “rh on h side of picted are likeable men, with vary TITLE GUARANTY ETF ¢:. MAIN 1609. 3 ee Giz CHE . NU 'T T () on: () ) \ hea ee ‘phy ' k Co. This | Chree lots on the sout sige oO €500 To $10.000 ——— mpany for the last 73 years has | Wyoming street and Tamm avenue, in 08 Clty OF gamete Ceeerres i 8 a = oi ‘to John McDonald, who is erecting | oral courage, but true to life. . asonab'e char ei ee a been one of the leading trunk and —— a e id t hate Flm« ve “OLINETTE, 700 ¢ Twin CEN CO lenthes coods .cteres of wt. Lowe three brick bungalows, There are | ee Lewis 4 orn "tte peivtitie de + pe Oe i , 4 and for the last 40 years has main- | 2°W 52 new homes in the course ‘tet x vt ast rhite says. — i riy7e{ ° r & L © “ . i T i L. 7 ‘ ‘ r ’ 9 tas for K sacngpresae Poses oie te He also undertakes to supervire ! . . & ALes bs dt ahir ' oo to , > 7 ‘fe. . ee ee rh wma ae: + tor Hen, | St¥le, as well as polities, and has _ exchange pusiness proper “ lo- | fa vt 1083 C aa penitcow . | nominated a commission to deal — ; . ‘ates Stat on oO iry Mé ° a é p : © ery. | r “OR = U Ta) MONEY poet soak. — ee — Blanch i pone ve Mame tt ae ot Rac Saaleadieds ‘6 William J with rhetoric in the cemet NEAR ST. LOUIS. . th ¢ 7 eer 18°26 MONE Y 4 | MONEY ni a ee a urniture arid autos; no oaatet r monthly, to _ a ' ao wave © aves pawns ; = ‘The following epitaph has fallen 124 ges ® improvements, | #8 : . VAnderbilt 0626. | a on real estate: etandard rates:| for ; , er cent, no commission | terms. Try Pon 323 NJ Repay weekly 01 ys Kotle Hoene for the company; 4604 Car- | ' thelr ban: “She was mg i. hiahly ‘™ : ick answers ? 0 om, FOSt —~- 13 ineome. PB aa ‘ioe , un er r gp tg om B wnt oer ‘elec: ae ey } " INEOP ! iJ iape “ He Lots of Mone ¥ sult dented — Each of the partmeée nts consists , ter ave - Pcs of fiv Pera mg only daughter. young, beautiful large 13-room house, furnace, eer” : MONEY Wtd.—-So00y 6 Der cent Inter _ ee ON of five rooms, reception hall, sleep- , low. to &. Gunther for miche ta tw “4 arns. chicken houses. etc.; FF \ : ee TST 7 AN BRI | no extras, on 3 stores and 2% cate t LO ANS ¢ » TO $ 500 Kir'spatrick Kinane: ( 0, pits i P ' awtan~ tat 68. by. 196 feet. north-| (and good BRhe was to have been - nf Fiaberry State highway oth : A ~ a | A FF R. E. CO. bri + u im i - rth bag Liret ure . hs ) | 1120 Locust Street, ingg porc h, and open acreened ; aA pe ins Hartford and Compton | Married perhaps within a month. ation. This lance ' | ' » 29 (oO pf = Sd. any OOdy, Can Get 8 oan 1 hiem . , rch. tile bath, built In pantries, ; WeS* Corne meee’ = n investment opportunlts LAclede 2040-41 ede Hse Firat de: No signers: no red tape: just come ‘in 8 Ground Floor.) (00) Se ee ee ee for William G. Berg to a| Ah! eruel destiny.” WoO YHOU RS corner make ar — ~ sande borrow here. | hardwood floors, gas range, awn- | | Fired by this zeal, the podesta Phone ANS SWER IN 1" vs "LME YER 5 Pay ba: _ : ————S SS I tne . , safes client. P ES ‘T ‘ean IN vy LOUIS. t ) MHL EM "FINANCE, “CORP ings, and wall safes. jot Milan. who settles municipal AEASTEST LOAREM, IN FLO oi 1038 xT AHAB MSCRS OME yy The property in Staunton con- GITE (N WELLSTON SOLD — |sttaira nas decreed that the nnewer 1 pe ati o van “a t working. os ae sists of two stores with flats above, | PRODUCTS C0. | sources of all quotations from the coped gy MED ESS OPPORTUNITIES | °1 's located in center of business | TO ENAMEL 'Scriptares and the classics made MONEY to salaried oe — : oz : BUSIN section of the cit; The Mercantile Trust Co. reports use of in public are to be ind). ments: confident MESS] Railway fo BUSINESS WANTED CONTRACTOR MOVES — ithe sale to the Superior Enamel cated. Further. a& commission | Product ("o.., + 2 °5 acrea on the composed of a Catholic priest, an AND 1Q LARGER QUARTERS |... h ade of St. Louis avenue, In| evangelical arog and - booge> \s r , ‘ea . Harry . Hochman & Co. gen-| Wellston. This land ts part of the te be appointe: 0 coliate one BUSINESS FOR SALE eral contrac tors. hat e removed to Fayette R. Piumb. Ine.. property / quotations carefully. as hitherte llarger quarters at 1662 South Jef-/and was sold by the Fayette R. | people often curtalile@ or have ferson arenue. Hochman states Plumb. Inc. of Philadelphia. The | modified a tezt to eult them- shat the demand for built-to-order Mereantile Trust Co. represented | selves. thus proroking tt. placed parties. wirth or anger in other pee furniture, pianos ans €1500 ana $1000 ce sungs ta « warehouse receipts; 2 per cent a mont <5000;, pleas ate your abet | Mouod City Loan Co,. $27 Victorta | hargee ‘Box Y aa Peet pater, igo homes is ine voth PAGE

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ie i STIND AY WORNTNG. MAY 15. 1927 es aati ™ d ex | oO | BEDS. SPRINGS. MA n - a | Dresser .hifforobe, Iiving-s i f 1 e ing-room furniture. rockers. five la . s | ay nee my ' tbe home at = , saving. - L. SMITH FURNE ertisements | 433° Easton er. dv ? Brien Ut — nee tn This Section biffonier: $35. 9158 NM. SB Page SHEDRUOM FURNITURE ~ etc 5OG7 Enright. BEDROOM SU a. pieces, moving. ZS32 Mchee BEDROOM SUITE—A)most wainut: rug: ¢ " 4476 , REUROQOM SUITE—Seantifta pew; cheap. G878 Clavion. BEDROOM SUITE piece, 3-03 Utah. BEDROOM SCITES—Sighuy gains. 2728-30 Franklin. Hint NUM Shi—Cal] Mond . hHM OS Jeftterson. x . me: BEDR« | =LITE—¢ pace Machine cheap . 40554 Ou Brien! . " . _ > eee nereeEprte me a LOE A NE etm me a lle. ae or r mc NA ; 2 on ae en a ‘ % -»% i Nak Fa »} A Le LEGIT AOE ee ET MN ee ee EE ee — — ON EOE A AO ENTREE Ni a. TT a ST a aI a aE Ait: it Le eee attest nae LO I LOE LO CAE A eR NR cet Meow te - Lo a - , es . eee ‘ pee } ‘ : " X . , ; ’ 5 , : OP aa ais 4 . ee ves pets i Ta Pe a . 7 a . = ie ye ie 4 * ? P * ee r 7 . wry . ies " 7 e a > - es q o ® : ; . _ . * “ - o™= *“) A » , 4 * t5¢ 4 ; * 2 7 . e : . aw" ” . —* . - . .? ys a . : = ; - 4 : - y 7 - a . . oe % . ; rt’ - - “ . _ i ." . iF " 3 . ; f Z » ." = . ~ .? = - . e 5 ; aaa "; . : ¢ ’ ’ ; ‘ ~ ~ > . P " ; : ° - ~ * ‘ _ T . , ‘ ~ ' ’ 7 ‘ _ : ~ F . a . - 9 . ; . : —_ : . ~~ * ih . - : na . . ‘ - - t 4 — 4 » ’ ” as - as ’ . > = “ > | » > “ahicles — — —_——> . Veh: re _ BEUDRGOM sUITE—Waeinggs Goods on rugs. Cail 3711 Gravote Goods Want i BEDROOM SET—Wainut, ox (Music) Davis Furniture Co., 1516 Helene M se lbS—TDwo- 4 tot. ruee, pictures: ‘Nm third Weat. BEDROOM SLUITE—§2 oF) ‘ et. bookcase; otber furni seece* ‘ : UR ~-M SULITES—Late Furniture . oak, etc.. to be .pold at af Musical : Selkirk s. 1810 Cheutes pirds LlUROM SLITE—Wainul, . _gie vcebox and dining Supplies ; ‘MUOM ShT——Hanceom Piants Machines ou rs. ITE—Wainut; mart top: about 45 years “OSE Olive st... Staunton, Hi /, BEVRUOM ——— $ AND PERIODICALS books. : . : : DING MATERIAL con wsinut. 4 picors, imelua “ venity Gresser. cil mick—ilith and Morgan. | ei eal as faa .S 311 S$. 14th st. er, 14) Goorse, a. EeDRC M sU ; — Five piece new walnut; ce chifforope, treseer. eprin nd | regular $275 valve oF nd } MISSOURI. M 1) | GED SPRINGS aod m ity: second-| for $12 SS2A7A Welle. D. Mey*r. BoOokCASE—All-glass, cost (eu *99°0 Cherokee. ame 3 — . 1, —_A i j i oOe;T. ] ; RELA 5 BED—Bive — s. radiators sacrr cheap. 3915 St. La : : ; : nitu eats, Laciede. TERTAT, ~ BREARF A= sv ray. ft ILDING MEA rE . AL ons RREARFAST ~ET—Beantiful ex! “ys . Tie 1. Taig | new: Frure: cheatr 4476 ; - 434. Ox! SxS loxte “— —g Ty B - n tp aos, I2xl2. oak timbers. 1 $34.50 Breakfast Set - ‘ . - o” ’ row] iz. bow eet : : Like n : La-ge table ‘ 1 ury finieh. Time parment thoned cepartmern Buty CH | and recom! =|" HELLRUNG & G - 100. | A close-up of life in Filmland ... The people who live there, at work and at play... Directors and stars, camera men, cutters and developers ... Even the girls who read the “tan” mail and answer the love letters and sign them with rubber stamps... The reality of a realm of un- reality. The romance of it. Particularly the romance of Dulcie Jayne, young star. . . First the romance of a daz- zling success. Then the other kind. . .Tied up by acon- tract with Perfection Pictures. And a clause in the con- tract which pledges her not to marry... Or, if she does. to pay a forfeit of $100,000... Men falling in love with her right and left. A general manager, a director. a head of the scenario department and several others. All wanting to marry her. She couldn’t marry all of them, but she was perfectly willing to marry one of them... Contract or no contract. What is $100,000 to a movie ' ; [+9 : See ys 51. garage door. Rroadwar star!... But which one was it? It might have been one I Zl CHYFFORORF—Targe wal oye | bination range. and it might have been another. All signs pointed to WAL COKE AND WOOD os 22=3¢_____— one. But signs sometimes fail. One thing certain, it — a ke - L'z-ton truck load, deliver CHIFFOROBE,. chiffoniera, Wideoun O118, '| robes, dressing tables, chim. |er-seat chairs. kitchea Caan wasnt the general manager ... A general manager, : | ugs. Congoleum. 2031 4 scorned, can make a lot of trouble. This one did. It is HOUSEHOLD | HITFFOROE ¥ wy, _— 16th and Cass 8 BRUNSWICK—Console; reasonable: also white | etove Riwcrside 5405. i hl FPET—small oak, cost ioore,' ZN20 Cherokee. fing.| BUrFFRIT—American vale l-| cost over $100: $25. 182 CARPETS—l10x13 and / leunm: reasonable. 3820A ————e §=6f FLAT RSF oak dining-Teoms; Inautre 34275 Meramec, ~* ry POR elie etree 6 Ce ‘CHATRS—Six Beautiful acti chairs: other antiques. 1378 Oltve 5, | CHIFFOROBE—New Frene size- sell reasonable. 4: CHIFFOROBE—-$18. “| GRand 54487™M | Cul FFOROBE—Large ha | drawer espace and mirror; Pp ee % * = = = 4 * Es *¢ ce ot 2 bf y Ps we { ~s -_ m+ spoiling everything, but it certainly does make interest- pelted GHsa canNET emt pa | a she wanted all along ... Not the one that everybody NET RANGE thought she wanted. Not the one that you will think fay. rimer ar, CTRILOIL FLA NOEs De Ns—| se Guan $i TM HINA TTON RANGE hard on romance to have a general manager all the time CHILDS YVORY BED—Me . di f . ee P Monday. sis Ing reading ... Of course, it comes out all right in the EF Hiva CLOSET —Exedliont end, just like a picture, and Dulcie gets the husband that ys et be AR — oO sult me , pat ; OAL RANGE—Rridgse Seae she wanted, reading the story... Not until you have read a great deal of it, at least... But everybody will be satis- Beewio coovs FOR SALE. CS tied and they will all wonder why they didn’t guess it Bec: nee: any cenen | COMBINATION MANGES 4 aaa -k — Spanish | ona 4 ion RANGE e°19 Michiean sooner ... Besides the story there is such a lot of detail Bo: Swetatred euite, ete.:| 62 = . ° % - tal righ... ADs. o> COMBINATIO about the life of Filmland. Behind the scenes stuff. By PR ee nonin B18S Mc (CAbany 1543 one who knows all about it. | *s Man's fIMBINATION RANGE ~narhogany Bridge & comoartment ¢ t=; Rerew ‘% 3 i _ - -— 2 ek 4 “ - ; ’ . " anea=t he = ra Vie? , . 3 6.4. % , es THI : - S» rf ae ii tae? +? , C : ; / : Tx 4. g te r a a sew oT South Bad wd a a i 4 ~ ; ie : ‘ = Bae : > ' -_ 7 a" : Ew J “ Z gTayrT *name mbita>: e ’ ~« a : : anni D - . “., eS —_ > lé +. els . : ba - - ij 7 ~~ = + - . hz ’ . ” vhs . ‘ bs . : . —e - + A 4 :°. ae a bar 4 ’ “> : ; , ‘ . . ' ¢ ay : ScixTt a svt “trig a a LAr . w -a . , ry > ' if . ae a ' a anne neem oe ' ia ; - a ~ aenten p “ =." S - " mt: ; 5 : : a ‘ . " . as" & “ oN ae } ; ‘> . - - 4 . seo age . _ a. « en ‘= ; - ia i OTact ics . a . : : ee Puy i ~ . ’ . Lr : 2 _ : — mie PF « ‘ . «7 ue m e > “ee 4 — do ‘ $° . — a} . : Fe ms , , . ' ; 4 " ~~ a ed c >? : * : + ° ee a . - ; - 4 Lf ez ¥ “a : — acge size. with matirea®, s = a? , “5 4107 Walser st ae ; ~ ' ’ ~ = 2 1 | TTS Se «CPAVESEPTE SET oad - * . ? : dreasers and balftets. ' i “Pye asl tt niture Co. 1516 Frenkie. — ~ ¢ : : ~ _ . - - — ~ ; - Ey ' a * — é¢ : “y . . i” .* ENETTE =~ U — rn 4 . _— >. ~v ae + | et. ‘+ a . pS . : BX a: . —- = - : Varker | i, & - “~ s » - ; - ; , _ 4 - e ‘ : WA a : ieee . “ me . eens OAA onan OOF na hOga ny: : Bee - . =— : 3 a ter laters al) poet ! ~ fine att Tee- ine prices LEVY BmOS : fs . , ‘ : ' 4 : « ———— - a >-— Davenette Su 3 ? - 7 ; - 44 ? c | Abt - “ f » ; " . rin... ithomed HE 16th and Cass ——~" $98 DA-BED, Mets tymng-—* ~ os 4 7 ie cretoe me. >earmihent maa. “HELLRUNG & 1 t6th and Cas= -. . a Ur i—santary steel Toe es new: $1.58 4‘ *s iss DAVENETIE ! . 74°0 (thin he che DA PNP Te AS , _—t heap 4920 hal VENFTTE SUtTE— ae “yR2AA “17> «& S\ENET I - Lo > Ff, AS + Riv erect 1r1So ° Wormist tas ~ . eee . af, DAVENSTIE Sts | steiner ete ene oe A i Rete ti +) : LS. at PPE 4 , ; re . 5 Oe he as : 2 7 v. te Pee ty ‘ > ‘ 4 my op RS Relist ail <a page. . keene on. ae oe -_ a

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" oon —— t fi +3 . ‘ SSee: 5 bed - 5 ° > bd °- & Sebo . +* $1 ‘3a , " o “* rs 3 : eee: a - > 4 ‘ o eee > * 33 ** ; > : _ +*% * + + 334 te ¢ + iat ye ot 3 : ; | > ad ryt hs ad rs : “ ’ . toe tee > se > — +> P ot > eee eee Pere ereerr Trey ieee Ceeerry Sesaee _ +* ° . ~~ o . ™ e «tres t teal eee> Sieliecscrenrs . gees > PREPS cheat ee renee. s Messeeaeetes a a ~4 “7 . > wed ’ rer . al eebee retiittteh Stee sate! S883 S33SE30 tt ctitett $ ~ - oa ' 4 ; : 3383 - : - . - " = - : . onan o 24 >" : . ™ ™ ves seet Ses = oe: ; “ts te titties tert te +- : : "> y y y 25 a OS an STM 5 E oe DINING ROOM SET—np; ~“ ae ae) a RNITC z7 E—7 rooms lovely furniture: al- | be : late ro ri "COs RANGE—Quick Meal; white, high oven. |})/| NEW GOODS AT SAVINGS 0 ie TO 50% Br DRO a kee = LU {he araro 2, Fuse. Hlland 1d 3995. Rag My ar oak; jaren. most your own price. 4035 > Mel! TEL" | ORG ' ayment pie £ ondition " 1g, Chea creo . RE—Contents rooms, cheap.| 24> oxen BMS SES res oes RANGE—Bive enamel; Quick Meal; first- | 50-Lb. Cotton Mattress. .$6 50 Cabinet Gas Range....$27.60 * “— . FURNITU ~ = FEDROOM SUITE—Beaunt ul walnut; like; DINING ROOM SUITE—9 pieces; prac- | Basement 2352 s. 1&th. department. @ p e. cCaus : cae chean. 6978 Clayton ig) | _tically new; bargain. —horest 1678. or HELLRUNG & GRIMM — | oosspasenatie tat NcCoutanene! ||") Dressers ........+.-+++$11.50 {) Latest Breakfast Sets. ..$26 40 kr A TRNITI "ie Monday. LANGEhE—buc blu mel 1D ti 2 BEDROOM SULTE—4-piece; waluut; $40. DINING RO IM SE Beautiful, $65. Da- ©6802 illic 16th and Cass Store € INGE Oak. nenier,. 41278 Aehland, a Ti 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite...$§9.00 Fiber Ferneries ........$3.60 ALS kK : aad § 4 | tah. vie, 15 916 Franklin F ] . | aeebeemmmees & NEE RE —cContents of 7-room fiat; no! mbinatk atin tove. us | : BEDROOM Sl "S—Slightly used; bar-}| DINING ROOM aI ITT: —Fumed oa i trash; 5U; may also rent. flat ic) |G STOVE—Blue: = wv omNneton. mem & — . es ‘ : ° / _— . ° tc | 4 Blue: ith heater: $40 " furniture: must sel: call Sunday be- | WV . gains. 2225-: ranklin. icl) pieces; leaving city. 24334 Miam! bt RRTTC RE—Contenta of 3 rvoms, leav: | VP Rospect 3486. 3436 Juniata (e@9) | for mn. m. 3940A Page. ic) | IR Xi ry : | Mo Ste all Monday. DININ' 7*>ROOM SET pieces; reasona ig city: cash. S364A Patton. }GAS STOVE—Quick Meal, Lorain. grav 5D SPRING AND MATTRESS — Sim | \ = ma 5 SUITE: tall a i TK NTN what ‘E S. oq (062) FURNITURL—3 rooms, complete; moc- | imel. new. 4678 Rosa. (c6) | mons; all new; $20: cost $v. 2020 ii , : BE DR f JOM > cei’? piece Oak, taising JEN G@ SUI] —F3o. 224 Carlsbed av. ern. 4221A Dewey. (C) |}GAS STOVE—Cabinet stvie. ood condi- nero kee. . our . . 0 ft ne 4H050A Quincy 2 blocks @€ast of Gravois . all: tien: chean. 4474 Shan. & . = ED SUITE—€- piece: brown in color 44 Exchange Store NRU } RANI — AVY. coke, " Wood oe -— FURNITUKE—86 rooms; part or a; ; . psa. ms (Miscel.) : L2 } hoi M— Be aautul S-piece walnut; vie- | DINING ‘3 1 E—So lid “ einai: . mao eheap. SH90K Olive. JEfferson 6015.’ GAS STOV E-—Larg ge and Ruud hot-water genuine tapestry: beautiful for gun | 1207 Franklin Avy. CEntral 1437. j nit _ — ——-—-— it _ al —— ; > = FURNITURE of 3 rooms; radio and d elec: | GAS RANGE—White enamel: Quick Meal: RANGE—Blue enamel combination. $50; I [SS WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS«—— # Sth ANNIVERSARY SALE a paorseerees** veeessor€8 o'r eeteaeseowe 29 6s Ge GO 29 jean’ so yorerescies vee 7 ¥ - -t 23 7 - —_ — lt is > ” piece. fume SHU: “a4 S15. 1N42A Sidney. “ae - S1O' ~ . ' - R A A - ‘ . , ° P *” 3: pirds ae ’ ic€ Ps au | di! ling 4 ta bie. 2607 DIN NG- R ay iM sSET—Good condition I ] uteau, GRand 1967 R. (c) 4 1428S (*h ra) teal. isso, ctr on $125 eell for nut finish: looks new. ee ae in firet-ciass condition. ee Supplies e . } j i% : Ad, 07 Ha! ‘day. oa L apres | R N] ITV oe mr kin ical —e He Al, - 3 OM -Piano. Kitchen table and odd | | RE a7 CF % Tr TORT rs va = — . - ‘ ETTT r Sa landsome o-piece; like | — ass rtme! to be aold at uclLlo OndGaay ‘hairs 416 Eastgate. second floor north, — ‘ di C I t $169 75 on one = nv library table: settling DINING RO M Dd tara ble PB soe sah Selkirk's, Chouteau. (coo | = pee Kit 1 Cabinets — marnae Poe: _ ll is ak 3 Rooms Furnishe om p e e, . , Plants .-- estate. 1834 Locust. ate AS AE LAS he | FCRNITURE lining room 6 nd sier chen Cabinet yachines ..++- —— aa ke e , kitchen | VINING-ROOM SET—9-piece, =] 22 RiIv- alae avenett ~ Laclede >: +9 “ "S154 | Pye en 7 , | REFRIGERATOR—-White enamel inside Including floorcovering for each room, and davenette net. Set of dishes a ie yes i his | cen ay bet S, ‘iimore erside OOS W, GSOl Minnesota, (c) |} Arsenal et. : 7 2b TO Soi and out; 100-pound capacity. PArkview and window shades free with each outfit bought this week. a ~ t e mal * se ‘ a ‘. . ‘ ‘ . . (cS DINING- R (jt) M SI LTE American walnut: - RN] Tl RE—3 rooms of new. it weigh K — “ontents o-room bungalow: HEI ] RUNG & GRIM Vi > 7 ™ evactee ” ruc yt ov eaving cit tIverside 4U25W. JLLUNOUNG eau we KEFRIGERATOR—35 pounds, $12; West- | : : J ' SVENINGS — WW a nut, 4 pier ~_ | ug’ v wien 71 : Gray ‘ , {c) 4 Ts AF PB swt Heed Ly. Rivers 4 Ww ' : - . ern Electric portable sewing machine, $30. | oS OPEN MONDAY AND SATU RDAY E + 3 'd and blue love seat, elec: | DINID (OOM SET inut, 8-piece: a —— Yth and W ashington Stair carpet, 294] Michigan. runs k Ra | rifice, lea. ing town: | nuat seil tod 2008 | TRNI TU R kK —(ontents beautifully fur- ' i 5 PR TE ER ATOR Woonadlaoe ide i a 50 | y w " 2O40 r Br f CH) ra: ' artment; almos bran new; OOVER VACUUM—Good condition; must | * . eg 00s 8 C Y .,* = 3942 Natural Bridge. COlfax | jj NG-ROOM T ‘BLE And chairs; ‘ae a tment; ad zt nl _ 1H ne 9 1s $28 yk Soe D yndit ren: neve capacity; solid oak case. white | ; egrets eet | j INT R dining m Eh CARPET LEA awe Practical- | pre née] lining: special at $24.95 99 i | BEI’ROOM SETS 'DINING ROOM SET—Harly English: goo ‘URNITURE—Bedroom, dining room, |! cep ae ° PROSSERS'S FURNITURE CO, 3220 Olive 3 as RR OX St oe asian DIN NG R - pny b. - yong mits ish; good | m . draves. PArkview 2370. 8 - cheap 1 eh. ¢ ny 1617. or | | > i . “ »~ . & Bi 1x S 3 ' Sovern!l to p! | condition ( any iV ——s>* . call in nerson, 6003 lenione, REF! a Ig ge bnew and slightly | |\ A an Wa tL: 4 pieces, inciudes DoW-ene «cu, | DINING Sul ‘—B viiful walnut: rug, | —-—— —_, “ae pags’ om — TTT , Toe used: all styles and sizes; white ename! a WILDING MATERIAL oie damm fforobe and large dress- |) 7), waiture: ole ap. 978 eTaur: nm US) | PCRNITURE- intents besa tony mr) HOU; Lataveite. 1 viO) and porcelain lined. See these and save/ |||| 19th and W ashington : nari ' low pric E ROS., | ; : ; : ished yal nt; parately: cneap: to-| : 27 ; A eite } money r r 2 4 : j ick—1ith e oss ah: 4 me | DINING and bedroom; new, 3034 Natural | guished epartment: separa me aa — = SREGTSIOGN Sunday | epee ener eros ot. de tere, 73 Li LARGEST DEALER IN SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE i ; Bridee. COlfax 1148M. (omg, | 283: : ytor - ——— ‘UC ar | ter ce a canal #ERATOR — oor, side icer, . T_DROOM SUITE | - — -- —— | overstuffed, living. | morning, ; K wgsbury, apartment 133. | pounds capacity, solid oak case; wh e new walnut; compoged of aee. Dinin nt 1M ars Sor eS > eee Sunday: | qdinis and bedroom sets; SOAOA a | Ht USE Ht Ly FURNITC RE—s xdern; no Samet ne. ett al at wos: 0. 220 | Oak Buffet Table and 6 Chairs.. ter be, _dresse pring and mattress; very ean a RR hh Os SF | rvs atove: no dealers. A_Shre\ ale A rst ftOSSERS'S F te Ce i ' S275 > for $96. NING ROOM Arkview JSS _ walnut; | 67: RN T hee room apartment; living Mm C SE OL en RRITU RE—Apply $403A REFPRIGERAT® Shag tore ral ro ae ood i —- boo 7 > nana eo 2 M aSSsOU R I “o08 Morgan. re ili sacrifice. PArKView Uses —— (Ce) rom) iite, Steinway plano, 2 bedroom Evan | frigerators, Porcelain gray enameled nel Oak Buffet Table an “9° o> RINGS and matfress, dresser, al! DIN! NG- Res t SLITE- all: solid ma- | com nple te: it oom, etc., gi | HOUSI aT LD Goops And clothing: | and “out in the 695, 79 and 100-Ib. — the its Oak Buffet Table and 6 Chairs.. $34.75 yt Pgs bers roe Bea te . (are am Unit ) |} 4500 Washington. at nt F. Be gg me store. 1328A| felt lining. One hundred-pound au Oak Buffet $8.75 st $60; take $12. | DINING: ROOM SEI—Walnut; $65; Mon- | FURNITURE—Contents of G-room apart. | Goodfellow. CAbany I725W, o) | ee ee ee ee | : ganda ak ge ai 5.75 "| . ke Pe, | a LS °1 Lafavette r Ps nt f irnitul of _— jest qua itv. 807 | Hit Tw sic He y{ I (34 ri rT ss a 10 lots of assorted a en ead Gade eo felt 1 Oak Extension Tables eseeeeoeveeee $ . ‘ 4 ~ Ov t4a- | e rate PcOnN roo ' seer ning fr ’ ing tcl ute- ee ae ’ ae wi ' * She D——Biue gas r= ge. other fur- DINING Th ite bt ast Ri se ing a . : 2 roome: worth $900: very | b yy A... . took oe — 4 ge wa ’ aaa Sevenss Se and one nundréd- pound my Kitchen Cabinet Oe Be ees $7 a tury , ean. 8G] 7 : j rge jectio - AT rgi1ir " n ms , HE 3 L. RL NG & “GR 1M M \ 1 : edd Si, fer ‘ is Dargains. Fivrest chest et lee he } not separ includ ante] se Sen a Store. 1307 ea in. iy aKie ic, side icer eeoeseeesese vtl for housekeepin oe eres " . 16th and Cass Store ata yearns itchen cabinet. table and pho- | Jewell. eide icer ....seseeers : : “ ! dats h. 2134 8. Compton. ibson. -lb capacity 2 , ri ‘ondition: | r furniture; £§a8 —_ —* ug So ontent of @-room fiat; > eae 'iYe- 4I1T9 1 hong: : . ; . sale by owner, with all furniture, $/ 500: 4 ea: an he rnied yseaonaniy > want TE ERoX—Taree le: gas etove. TIE) |All abe, ave etraniatore ihgrouehly | WAGHERS Wear faesoue Valse Paso, | Sou cash, sulance Subd monthly. plu ' ving wurnitur "ner le 4 ts fe | - / a _— * . * - + t ; j reat. Ow ‘ ‘ woe : ick Meal| buying furniture. Owner leaving = city. | =~ S——-o room and other furmiture;| DW. A. LANGAN FURNITURE CO. only 10. Guaranteed. South End Hdw.| interest. comer ssal 312@ Luces-Hunt coat $39: taxze $iv. | range. Lorain ven reeul ator Ved | 413 of A Mc! hereon. iin good condition. Call a nday or eve- 19° Franklin. CEntra!l 8180. (c92) 61 Gravois, GRand 0180. led a 3 ; imaemgss' | Ste eS) ay, | RE—Contents of beautiful fiat. | wings 4020 Lindel (c) | ROCKERS — Odd, living room rockers; RED lur WASHERS — Thors and A CORN. See ee See ee ae Walnut: never used: bINGD : »\ Pom iit i] mission. re lik ew: urtains. draperies, rugs. amps {iCEBO.—oras =5-pould. pore élain linea: i good con litton: $3.85 up. C.’s: guaranteed one year: terms, $i p - we is leaving town: nee money, @acr 1129A Walton. | tabi ehairs, bufiet; good cond! oa: Tec? rit} sal et once. Riverside Levee. , % Nine, 8: Ks leap. 2835 Hampton MISS OURI, 2009 Morgan. per week. fic 1 the G6 months old; / ater heater seap. 8155 Jefferson. (c) ae +O a ee. aN) Noaris Meehan, 3154 8. Gran : Phone LAcledce | . 4 re Lindell 6646 (cS) (cO9 ‘ , , n at les en n if » A Ul | cond@gition: B.. De A Ma yiah s . “* } eto ihy e}] ac? fj 3 447 Page. - . avr = = : aT d R (a XY . fringe © ge, OV. : . 9000: PAaBY terms. p ’ (cH) ! FU RNITU RE Ww td. — rugs: cheap. 4476 McPher- TOV TOV Eom bination gare val. biue enamel). ; Sor cheap for cash. 4059 ¢ t rr ee andlion Riverside 2239R. 5646 Devonshire, MUST SACRIFICE SEWING Mac HIN EW ae rs 4) ' Aalco Laundry, 3700 Olive. en ic 37 Camellia. T~ SU ITE—Latest style: also! STOVE—Bucks combination; ’ Y —— NE. Q 1 be 6901 Min- day bed: ne city will sell cheap. atthe - 2 years old; cost $160: a oy ae FOR QL ICK SALE SEWING MACHING —ilmost new neer. UICA Mea DOR, eize: 2 A — nent &. ' 2020 Cherokee, Complete furnishings of 3-room_ apart- muat sel] cheap. PArkview 3863). .¢! Meal: only $3.! TIvING ROOM =U ITE s—Overstuffed. and TABLE— Nice, -ound dining table and 6) ment, including living room suite, Coxwel! | SEWING MAC HINE—Singer | veral davenette suites to be pole at av | chairs. $14 2020 Cherokee. chair, &-plece American walnut dining: ON tee ae new. FOrest R41 . ’ Caii = i ,* | ais xwon Lav a’ Se) 1K K's 1810 Chouteau. TRi "\N K—Ward rove: ful] size; good con di- room he reed furniture and breakfast ‘ 2 ae $ =~ st ‘+ heat am «4 'ELECTRI! RANG t nehouse ; 11LHe pate . abel “ATL . og a\ nd . 4 oar 1h RooM SUITE 2-p lece mohbatr, | ton: $25 0: eat 7447R. . eet. i} eell as & “ee 4 7 part. HF, Sunda 3747 Finner avy. . wes CheaAD. °317 Russ: °) ” et gn eetenel . — at oe = i S10 mre ally new, . , wa. - Sunday a 2 @ * 560 ashington ! very ou — oe rEVY rug 4153 Grove st. Slightly ueed furniture greatiy reduced: pest ar Se - z . : AS WATER HEATER na other furtl- sade + mm pe Pi v: “now oe ee 4 rf ; ‘ if 4 709. (c) ettes. $12. 50- entensren t bles $* 50: : . ; " e late I oreatic rt- iz Tayo T ST $166. a —S “asia ‘ero bed and kitchen, a8) | “y... and connect, $8. Wetner Furn..| ——= MATTRESSE ry for cash, 4106 Lee. COlfax 43 combination fang 9080: Greseers.| ahie: elt ER +4 “e+ Quick au floor covering. LU] BRASCH House-| -. erin: (c) Big lot sam nattresses at low pee VACCUUM CLEANERS — Several good $12.50: Ry “Nving room euiles |» * Pad _- : Co., HP OR-: Frankiin, Open | qa or: Et alele al: 6porch rug. x LEV Py BROS. 311 S. 14th est. _ , makes, $10; good condition. 2116 Chero- $93! . velour, beg Cavensort Sule », SPpwi 184 Fae SE— Dandy pom On ree evel aaa) pinniin - dining 1 set. portieres. msi : 6008 . Agente for a — ne makes 0! | “aroohead. $12.50. C ; TTRELESS COOKER —ouble; umin' m | shad Aoks , ww 3184). ic) M. AY TAG bad ses aoe pew. ataeé ov |CActUM C TEANER— Excellent condition stoves and fanees. Complete house fur- ~ sepnend 3 ] FOrert ae R Maffit (?——_ —: ' Wi (s MAC ys x oy 7. OP sers and buffets, cheap. | hiv. Tower, 619-21 N. Vandeventer. | stoves to be eoid at auction Monday @! © @l-| —.—-—ser FFED SUITES pieces: pew) tal $15. 2116 Cherokee, ames | == te o oa ’ $3 per tes Co } Fran sean 5 | Reet ioser, 018 or exchange for; Kitks 1810 Chouteau : £699 | ON ee sell: make offer. 4020 Greenies p! | WASHER—Good condition: reasonable ‘he wet ry : fahogany. 4 nieces | FURNES heap. 1420A Monroe. rear.| GAS R (skew! nameled, regulation | = "APESTRY SET——Two-| 4108 Lee, ¢ ‘Olfax 4709. ) ‘Sli htl Used | SR . ne hgh . orth | gu moo ant : - = - _ ry } aeqouare yaar ize omy $15. OV RST! ‘FRED 4d c~ ie i r al os SE WING ey 77 Vp ig mgitt jay. S814 North | ee. ent Haw. Co.. 2861 Gravols, GRand| piece. Appiy 3939 McRee. 5. exact ke WASHER—Easy. late mode’: aise ae th || Gibbe machines to eew dresses, aprons, (eo) oOuth Ln , 7 TT OV ERSTU F FED sU ) a Ther: guaranteed. 4417 Shaw : Furniture | wd eRe oe with mew moter sad stand. if TRN ms [2 to-| a5 > } Y n beautiful ¥ good condition; Te8 | eAsHER—Eden ay ty aimost Rew, o* Myerson. 924 Morgan st. CEotral 6863. i Fl KNIT LA RE deg to Vig, ee oe be | AWN ie 7. HA TMCICG | cabinet : gg anstt ¢. ry 5: several | ee aaa binebird. $35. and es ; new , dax dealers 4ZtiZ baeton, nick Meal . Te in ellen Dia &. Li te for a 0 ae , i A re a a1 $80. Bo28 Sa ary, Hiland 1001, : Reconditioned. Guaranteed ETWinG i Lehi Ls nh eer Tt oT —T ma- t “\ Y RR s 313 et | }"' STRNITC RE ; al ae ae Faston.. “ore ae ¥ €F5 =a Bo +4) } : eax * 0. | " renin o060 Morgan. ——« = ; cy ne nger. | z Chairs, a 45 Metal aan. 31 90: - a ve Band po 4 eee a. ee Sr eee | “ | am | Ana BANG : Qe -cRe” ITE—4-piece mahogany | copper tb; $2: at Se . e 4.05. ‘Bed r new motor an nd. . Myerson, 926 a enette Suite, ' Pies oe lech ; an "RNI au RE 2 Rew J ore Wash: See _ > ast 9 . eoee =. oN ‘ .a BO ; . ee b. River side 4135 ic) | cleaner, $10. Mever, Pit Caifornia, (ch ; : : " " + thine c kn ~ | n good condit one into laree | ieee SNOT aa I nea- | TE furnitu 7373 or | F; E | WASHPER—Electric, Maytag; | used ai. ettes, § $9. Si lorobes. 83: | | SEWING MACHINES— Plectice and lost er upl at Bl c. a : re “s erecon: | a aNITT RE— Cor ene OO TaAnT. cme GE tlant Vela | , 3537 Crittenden, ;, | monthe; perfect condition: She . miece | comer machines for all purposes, tncieé r ay mes nt nian Amp low goo] Lynn r arkview : Gaa fh ANGES Fat Roberts av.. pear Page I rd. . Geatetetied Suite. $49. 75: cal , hernetitching machines, uphed- c GRIMM IFL RNITURE 5 rooms. bay! Mea! ara er m akes: will ¢ive [A NO—tU pright. an china cabinet. t. S301 TARHER—Etlectri= . rf G2 Tick Phe ment nian, Sample an RN NITUR Dining, koom. Lg any oad) -i 18-inch aide oven. with broiler r~ “warn: ; ” ° ’ y* 3427 Franklin. we repair sermons. oe AIM FU aot iy 20 ine closet: will give good service; $15 to 7 : chines, We bave bovee HELLRI NG & GRU A ™) ' ‘buyer | $20 i ADIC of \ . _—_ ohiitor . ac store Gantry fiat. $22.50. he (3) | PROSSERS'’s FURNITURE CO. 8270 Oftve 1 dining table. 38174 fulliran. 16th an ‘ass ofc ‘ 32 VENFT MAVENFITE ‘ ria omany: Liminma-! W Epeter '

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Lorre LyISP A ss-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns to today. _MAY LY 15, vr ‘ Wircion! Instruction : Ca) — —— h weet e. DEimar_ 1 ATION reer ’ , SYNC YP. the Chrmoest' MUSICAL Instrumente For Sale ana NI Ireinja moe: o.} feck Sen at Ds Fir Re t ‘ wv © ‘m? ae “Milents. F rivate Wr ~—— 7 SAX »P HONE SALE | Mondar and Tuesday Only Reduced Prices DEMONSTRATORS, SHOPWORN AXD USED SAXOPHONES Reduced te As Low As "45 Rarorhone Guaranteed @PRCIAL OFFER AXD TERNS PURING THIS SALE! Ema!) Down Parment ané ¥ vary an@® wl! tnaude a professional velvet- -m! §6eAReR inetructor, chart. extra je music etand, etrap, reed holder, other neeessars esecessories and 5 eeanns RR AND.) NEW SAXOPHONE OFFER Melody or Alto 59 e) ft Saxophone Outfit, Special During 'SMALI powN AYMEXT AND Thie Sai $2.00 rey ine TERMS— > 1 16 OLIVE ST. lh MUSICAL Planos and Organs For Sale A . mahogany case: ‘must eel! to right party 4532 Easton av. CR: ul tone: FLECTRIC PLAYE records and cabinet. $400. . * & leaiyv wuaranteed in Stead con4 Aark mahowany: $15 mew rolls free one-third new price: now $3945" | than price of upright or plarver-piano AEOLIAN CO el taetiad Grand, $595 We have a beautiful teproducing, Grand in Adam brown mahogany, latest Colonia] design, used only on uur floors as demonstrator; @ $i2 0) value for agen & meee terms of $15 wil) be LEHMAN N PIANO CO. 1101 OLIVE | STEINWAYT i partment or @ma.i home won: wees? nt eoet €°3 > | WILT. ta — em Pianos and Organs For Sale ICKERIN a [ PRI ; — PIA — art time if iat ; i) aad 4 a orail i le: our best bet at $1R: used ‘planos S40 aDG UD: int ~ ra’ 4 eo: . 4 ~~ «A agen | J* fine adit ~ ‘ i exchar re: for | the invest. rau eondgition: : own make, prices. OLIVE am nes it, Teduced PTANO oP e ental ‘ bye oe LDOWIN the e.oT PHC NOGRA PT 7 ) Ss roac erenings. HO ME On en uriitzer. nickel gidt: — ms P HO Ni SOGRAPH REPATRING ‘>* v3 ‘¥ SAR AAS me _nestruments For Sale Y— New ‘loth. NSTRU MENTS— (nit-of wn , e rs . bD rgaiu irst on Cermau cny a7 : «? ’ a Ca VOrphos NEF: * 7 . o14: TROMR | oe ae — bine gy with; fe er ee " Louis ? olic ry RUs ES cheer as ieaens| SoneGn Magic Profit Chicks | “ceived in trade from st Louis Police De - 4 . “4 ,¢ i1ciiA : ni¢is ; iow shows: call Pe” 7 | MISSOURI! At‘ Cheon flocke of most part nent ~ — o, &, and 2730 7 famot «sirat -Sheppard Barron, | eoo6 — rm , iste Pane ate A bOW per cent live delivery | wy this ad Red it Fine 40-page * 300 500 99.00 47.50 29.00 7.50 11.00 32.00 53.50 200 35.00 87.50 12.00 36.00 57.50 13.00 38.°0 2 50 13.00 38.00 62.50) v Lhompeon rieties, er guantities. 100 e (En and Bros wn Coches rm ..§10.00 gh | ; 19.00 m. Phone LI: ‘i Ywo fine muarantees ine fusresvec or eee Bipmr "ehead. ‘F726 ia > * _ r Sis S ~ ige Rock Butt Orpingtons ‘eo \ ar Sahat black Sieesceen = 4 | Silver L. wyen dotts ligreed and reg- | White (rn On Abash 434R. and + Sond 158.060 44.00 72.50) (c99) Assorted H.-D's. $135 to 317: Henderson, driven 4000 miles, good cost ite owner $475. our price °7 H.-D demonstrator, new nach ine ain 42300 uarantee, >. ae time payments. Open ~~ ~,* “*% @ I x Lt ct i- oe ‘et lice dog: also for sa-¢e. Ovw iste> a: *e ee isterec — 750 22.00 36.59 ee ee Police: imported and | Apenes ‘all heavy - 4+ nr Louis field tr breed 26.! y, ' ; “but : ee. aas ee ot Riverside 1504W, | Light Brahmas. 100 $15: Fa $44. Hariey-Davideon | Distr uters, Bint hf ne —on ha $° r nuna hil ak | Al L ‘ [habe nar ertect 940 sal . ' launches, h ouseboats Anc Marine aru _,_—_ $$$ ——__—— | Open Sundays. Barbour Meta) Boa: : . Val ey ark. Mo. (e90 ' eee Islands For Sale | BOAT - ell 14 feet long. hens and v Jathert Raat : . T i>. nied S AND ston. R WHITES. »/ iit; ic} and in water; has $300 or will trade for See DSulcay, ; 7 al ae ei fe Teland: seftin re | p» le a 7 RBOAT—14-f1., or. Tracing fii. »t? hy) ~ oz POULTRY, we Wanted ee See ud n.. i? - ' 6 9 KS—E! Tra.es Webb Hardware Ae apes. wroie ‘argest ge ec- TIte, OUTBOARD MC sce wt 3101 Olive hn sae Ont ices 4 * ~= ® - , Fa 7 a .S.. 142 year P Ark se —_— ba aal | CLOTHING Wanted y°rcoa is. ) re s ahi d iant ell ~~ cs. We save ‘ iivé. °' rw as Se Se © «* mbis M BABY CHICKS, * de DOZEN Sunda? and M 2a ‘oc aec 2 - ‘ “me aft. ( SHIC K—SP EC AL Wararibe. Exo two pante SuUiLs. + BABY— nti: Noo;r an! coOm™mon sense cages. pets ("7 Pr write ie $113 Oo! __For fay ig i. RECKER VN DsAW =. nery Co. Titties § RUBBER BELTS New. priced t recuce your oe at I. A 37 Chestn , 4," ri i RIL art Low + ba re. . biaew bil >—C ompreseera, anders hammers, tank and stack rep Tank Co.. T¥ler 237 72 ale 4mrniers, JOHNSON & SOME 1211 N. 22th ay ABLE Witt i flexibie elevater vameter, “ro0W) P , “Seltetin igo Water work. Lad 7 e| CANI WA “HINERY 15 . 77 Ss. (serge? ‘if vg . J one JEt 55 Market. CON “RETE MIXES tanhope Jt $15 eC uli CRET! “4 PARROTS—Fireer tame ts Mmacaws. xing pet cockatoos. vaerckeets. 31! Call S74 fc} Beoern anes. 53358 no lig IERY, 2918 Ser SHIGAN, . $12 per 100 18; shipped Mi. Ducks. Turkeys, Etoc., For Sale ¢ —~ va fe ; =1.59 me i. ~ on 2 See re. po 1323-2 ae ont a reair if A ‘Guar HORSES — Team “LOIS L EE co HIc KS Mt isk ’ —- Easily Grown _-_— - ——— o Oe S« ¢. ‘ : , - ‘ : 7 . : : ‘ 4 aa'er excell make offer. on 4 717 rifikc > « rf —_—_—_—_— teagan Th. ent Le ae. , 4 ata Ay . ia STPER — fr. oter- Boom. , Guletest. fastest. lone. z NY- -Pila (cP) | Union lon ke | POST —Cenle. Ca like Dew; real bargain for cae). son 9 $200, 100, S10 07 G2 un mAae > ‘ 24 we ltes - * >“ Rarron aire! ? et : 3354 ¢ | i.’ a vw ee . = : . 4 ' hure, aide car, 19°R T4-) crttis: eand ceonetiti- a me e 4. acreverring; chenp, 148°°7 prices. Wise | 7 613 N Broadway, 5th fioor. (cQQ) @ rack of furniture. _$85,__6105_ Horton pi. LiL tools. motors, > = 2205 eel 8. - ta notor. Rear 2323 sseeal 1231 M = —— Wat, ADS Netted | “elk. ete: mounted dition. Call or : MISCELLA i opt tesa ; aso L ni : ecarmera With De Woskin S’udio ;é DS— Tt Lents new 1°n* ch yuteau. MIXER'S TOO Ts—6520 Yeu a ¢. ‘rue ke. 5978. COUCH & t- Herr » t any ; Table; pce with Olive. want. $6 per inad: © l¢ing rocks, $2.75 and ales brick. $8 an‘ FANS Wid— er r , . a F Ct > +3. “eeahene rebut! L ecw; ech Advance: "prec: ‘Sieaet,

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@UNDAY. MAY 15. 1927. | #6900 AU TOMOBi cS, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. —__ | settee POST-DISPATCH. MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES POST-DISPATCH._ HORSES AND Veni For Sale | (at. bie discount. 1, Woltte Son, 3519 For Sale a: AUTOMOBILES ae AUTOMOBILES ae ¥ | MM AY _ Ss _:1927, ° S. 4th a For ' f l Oo. - (c) F FEE MILL—Hobar TEAMS —Sr iar fale forabeck. Hardie ie Elect ie |Guaraantee py__, Savings & Delivery, | _12€t and aranulator coftce mill’ sirett nee | Wanted =e hams—For Sale 99° Ann ees patent dump reminder od ee 4 _— 500 | Goes ] e pAiso Building Iron | At $250 pare ig @ mill good es new and selis | | ALL AUTOS Wtd.—For wrecking. Linde!) = EAM GF TORSER Me cr price lst; sizer Gartiea | New threads Fittings and Valves. | time to pasiy who Kincwetg sort (an 900. | A817. 4044 Easton, (e099) RSEs—2 Oa 314 Market ' 09) | “HUmbolt 1. D. WOLFF & SONS | 7 party who knows a y~ buv. Howe ALL automobiles bought for wrecking. ste wer ‘a. FS... ‘ " of 5 po — Oe a , | “ - - - bi ci : ile aT & ie ae Tr i) sp m osm = @ ey eR Ss. EF ourth. (¢c 09 OBO 1. . ) 512 St. Charles st CEntra! | Cash, 4 31$ ? East on. Lindell 7o61, (O6) ee ' 1! 32 Ss y} ag R M WAR i iat SECONDR A! ND PIPE COMPLETE set of - 7 ~~ es i ALL AUTOS—5) env m ake: ‘ ash JEf- . ‘ouble me ‘ EXC HA NGE, RE Sry penser bulldinge irer angie i 7 cheap (a)) L Ac} , Ae F a fixtr res, | ferson HOR, Wiilliarns 4: 30 e. ( ‘amt te No, 386 equip: SECC IND-HAN D PIPE a ‘TS, adding me *h m.. im “R ono, cggeomamaarinn 402 erage. ee 4 as , : . > > . : ‘ 1 alt i i OO OO Le gel Oe ad . | ; — . $90: emer ppee' ss ta et et ee Re N25 Ruic} kK gtat ar } eoune: 4 beauty : ’ i! mArwat 3", terine., 50 3 aston. all sizes, a! perfect: family car at a Ford price. Chou 29 Locust. ‘Entra 9 "* | BODGE._-C oun es a. lso off} ce che! re, artitions and COUPE Wtd.—Chevrolet: must be 19°27: Studel Studebaker Brougham aa — teau Garakce, 007 Chouteau. 221% ‘ us CK. 11] i ‘e sag Sans es pupe, cheap. ee + De® | raenee. also steel filing cabinets. Stern i (ec) | PORTABLE Woon GARAGE—12x20)- fure Co 721 N. perfect condition; casn. Riverst: le 1755J 1925 HU N 5 Buick Master Six eer r+ - cheap. 5315 Arsgpa!} oe PINTO neta 77 aS {c99) DODGE Wtd.—Caah for touring . or secan: “Wy $20. tie @: in pertec ora o DSO C OAC H, $2 40 | , , DODGE—Coupe; 1027; like new: nara. : | be - a large selection:| state model and price. Box Y-118. P.-D. 1926. Big 6; in perfect order Down for this peppy, good-looking Hudson $150 down: price $595; al! extras; fine 7350 Amherst PArkview 7176 tan} Acdidresg Ur ‘ial E ys—Steel iron See. = gh T] best t hay MONARCH 137 L — a ee ! ! ngers’ ehafting | QGUiLTS-—-Piain or fancy; quilting want dest prices; terms; sce us befo { a - 0 | UNITE "eg : shape. MONAK $134 Locust DODGE Susiness 3 : kK cas. e al! oie Pa SU ha g | 2055 4 Knapp. yp La cong - q 4 4 an ed St Louis Desk and Fixture. 711 Noe ESSEX COACH Wd. 1923 in very aa through ut: full equipment: { NITED MOTOR SA LES { ie L&th and . i (ol) ke | P| ines Ct) ve ate a : : : eYs"> tcc. s red: / : , i = ‘ new j Pine Alw: OD hew, terms, LROS Ps i} UNCHES Egomeen lO natiagy PIRES 2 IR td gettis 2 BELT XG AND SUPPLY 2. | RUCD WATER HEATER, FIXTURES—Drug stone and soda foun: | ae wal Ser $195. ‘Phone FOrest new car. enae bt sg, yoo | 19? > Hi an ‘ AS | BU IC a Ut ot P E DOOGE 2 outboard mot Ts. ; a. +h Sl, re —o 5. r ne iv N. 4th ek ' 0. » F complete with Ras and water tain: bargain, ADI 5] ly S07 A Ss. Broadway FORD a HE TROT —— Wed 7 rt poe e 976 udson 4 0a ch. $595 Master t} 3 pass ; “ 4 : r? : ; nate Tr J " : : ’ ] lpe 9 eu . t 4 ; “A , ; >. ~4 7 nis & > . ean a we : "* ry ’ yf} sl + le tur > , i? ' rake 8 ha ap] . new 2) U } VW i. ts! JBM a! He pet a ._82¢8 ; 4 hd : : if » R ADI ATORS GASTEAM i pipe, 2 0 dv0l S. Compton, Rivers de FIXTURES—aA|! ] kind a n . " — ' high prices, Lindell 0164. 3856 Easton. ' gael ER > ADILL AC CO.. } oe ry beau iful: fully eq lipped e like at trie nt a nea , aT +} hy , 7 ' . : a ais ak OF taranteed | ca WE ~ | G o ny Beeny oaresins. a JEfferson 3084. 3333 LOCUST SUARANTY MOTOR CO. °928 emis: Co enings. 3318 Washingtor ( ring | terms, BUS Russel Sard miotor boats OPMANN PRESSING 100.000 aquare feet of uarante GC; SAFE and other house! hold 4 goods, Globe Store and Dice Fixture Co Ot) PORDAS W ANTED—FORDS. \ ‘ GUARANTY MOTOR CO... 2938 LOCUST. f ; rn i-paseenser: 1024: : > © & qui v y uT , > 2 > yore : Fran klin. G A: fie} - : ; aa ae 31° . \ () : > " ~ s ren i PaAAeE B. marine hari | Uy; Must be in ¢ od cond} pation te reduce tock. 1 get Chest- LActede 6029. . pe | NTT ES —_s- (C8) } Not older n 1924: any_ model: bring —————— | KINGCH ESTER BUY MORE WISELY cellent condition: $345: terms. fbour Metai Boar price reasonzbie. Box R tdi - oice at J. A. STER sane (cA9) SHINGLES 4 IN 1 $3.50 SQUARE cases ¢ mete . plete dry Koods fixtures, titles, RIEFLING 2501 8. Jefferson.ic80) | ’ as 1—1926 Buick. | .R BAILE] , ——— put ait = i Slate coated, gro seconds; roofing, new a. counters, worth $7500. 3200 Chip- | FORDS Wtd.—Counes. sedans, roadsters, Coaches | Offers a new model Hudson coach at ai @ Master Country Club | DOG E—Business mans Coupe: run 14 feet long. mriition ae he FARS—32- -inch equare, good con 1t10N, | neavy siate coated red, green, blue-black, FIXTO h - c +) trucks, tourings. r ighest cash paid. 31 14 BUICK “ Coach, 1926 standar 4 - , : i Ciscount, This car sed pers: malty by Coupe. au . rf e . ittie« a@ real bareain: cash or le rma. — sIT)s ‘> teat ; ’ 2 *- + ‘ i " , : t _- ‘ . . a) } COMPRESSORS — Boilers, : .-pocket ; - - newed and refinis ned. that ep parchis Such L: PP Bicdebl , nalivone, ale Sat ee f Victor. SANDSAWS. jointe: ni Se SRFIELD 1203 STUI AND ENLARGING CAMERA-— ' CROENDEER Beg = emp, es ok aot pele? eae our price: spot | KUHS- 3 “HA\ ED ; nawh he jena Bont new ear. 7 price $585; act quick for this barcain; Sboitom, outboard) pidner aw tables ven os CALL Rk Lf ‘inet Century No. ®: also high power photo Eo r “ eee “7 ' fine for any kind of business, $45: “45 Ae extras See today sure. fully . at nel b “a & 4 2318. Sil our new . Tumbin g and steam fitune 5 J ABLE LA MPsS—Y”., -lectric: 1 chewing i : ; maid owe as rea} ‘ : re . 7 ‘ "F: , inate a 5 uipped . cood ¢ " Da r! nr re j eather upheolate ring etc cheap. is4i 5.;% 4 ore. winery and shop equipment. ¢ 1110 Franklin bargain: must sel], 2615A S, Lith. Pay best cash pri es in city. MINTON, SG! rand, 36_ Locust. HUDSON-FR AMPTON. 3309 Locust st. »} pertect; « laranterd a cael bat iW EST Sie Uli K AUTO CO... Kingshigh Book able} gum 2d Hho Call Sunday, Fr 3214 Locust. JEfferson 1903 ehinery 1613-2 1 N ve Aen howe and, pack: ing. 99) ae ©d floor. | OF FICE CLOCK—A cet urate. el lectrical: |“ if) i } a age? « j- Mg (c99) | TENT—cCan use with auto or poles: water | REFRIGERATORS—For butchers, grocers; An , | every respect; excellent rubber; mechani: | 0+ she many facts that ke. a used Hud- sori | BENC] tI! Tr —e . 4 ‘ +¢ ; “7 tye yY condition, 8 We need ‘em for cally perfect; guaranteed; priced to sell | . | : war PA eS Po ee Bo ois ole cDeT DENTE ,.930/| gtit Due pret: cheap. 4840. Palm. | gan. AD Sigh ee eds Teal Par-| parte, We call for them: cash. GArHEIG| today. G. M.A. C. terms. Open Sunday |Wonderfuly. equiped and thoroushly Te |i tt ch co 24, oe Seer) 1926 DODGE COUPE ; bi near * ‘ ie. rea @iti, oo ‘ rior Co., 106 Ss, 8th. (099 | ci NTT Toorlet waterproof; 9 cots. >. A ’ 7 rAVR (ct nd evenings. : mn ti n li se . & ac “s : | Car like new: balloon t! Ss: ag IR ame BE: bia Wb iS—Compressor ; Bria machine shop work and repair| $18. 4253 Lafayette. (c) "iuoh: tlacha dodlar "Gee large, little Jefferson and Lafayette, LAclede 0107. |“ CDSON-E PRAM ETON 3300 Locust at. Gb: quacaiieds 7 pag ge 2 E equipped: worth $750: now $506. 7 8 inchs bell te; | nders. hamme kevecaters. lala H. EF Pieper, 1819 Olive. (c39 ) | bee ee “4 feature films. Lemhardt, 403. — oe —“ For Hire CHEVROLET—Coach: latest: runs. looks vegeaze and evenings. . ~ | 3015 Locust. NEWE ara millers “¢ DUNche work. ; ur 4 S. 7th. TRUCE FOR like ned: $385; terms. 4464 Easton. (c) dt comer. Ahany 3315. ches Tiveter ACTURING .of braces, surgical) _15 —~ —s TR HIRE—S 4 -to se w:; T Deere, GSCI work. H. Pieper, 1819 alt 99) TOOLS“ arpenter, contractors’ | i? * up- REF RROERATORS a ower Ee ee the load or contract. Riverside Gump, OF (c) | CHEV ROLET—Coach, 1926; good as new; 1925 HU DSON COACH plies; Ford truck, cheap. GRand 21 pit | facturers’ cost: terms {ff desired or cash bargsin; terms. _ Morrie, S520 reat Here is what we call @ real outh Sivte, Crrdeble = Ove T . discount: take advantage of some real bar- Automobile Loans CHEVROLET Coach. 1035, $00; 1926 DODGE COUPE uy. This car in dandy condi- re down. 4821 Easton. 1c) | throughout: fullv equipped Eustom Finished Vi ! Pars Rusiness man's model, excellent condition Sv U 1926; o; SD ery ‘tra: Duco lully equipped, no signs of wear and ex rea, tore 7 2 | D. mA . tan d stack repa | TRO NKS—New and used: also ated, Mis- 'gaine by calline at once, Howe Scale Co Dank Co. TYler 2571. ‘Ti28 ig 1} MISCELLANEOUS FOR Fa ourl Trunk Co.. $968 Delmar. (c65)|512 §t. Charles st. CEntral 0694. '| AUTO LOANS—To South Side people ony. CHEVROLET — oach, . 380; Ba. ith every needed extra: | Bulek 4 , | gate PEBBLES—1«t. Box Y-265, Post- RT Nfive, 228% size: must sell; cheap; | RESTAURANT OUTFITS—New or wseed:' Open & to 8. 3438 S: Mnvon | ic 3) | down 4821 Easton. *> | int: balio on tires: Lovejoy hv- Theee cafe are tails “eauipped ar ee ins aordinarily cheap. See thie spectal today. aye . ry %: — a" ‘a - = s ag “41 -~ s ‘ ) r re: RPE - Pa : é , ? pee xn r C3 rry ; have ive, hs we & A Hebe ,. (ec) ‘ ii? 1LIZEX a + front or top counters: eteam Al TOS bought. consigned, loans, refi- , CHE V Re iL E Te { nac h. 1927 ° Dew; $595 ° a ae nd vw 3 al % b ‘~ = ¢ 4 ot our re gular oh Asay RU: : a te nak : / DODGE COUPE N & ON 3 “OVENS—1¥9 Hub bard g00¢c ‘TRUNKS — Wardrobe ard aress ees — ny ae nS, cigar cases, iceboxes,; nanced, Huber, 2601 Locust. $175 down. 4821 Easton. (co i his o1 "$. i eemrenaate | every respect: cars just broken in Big YD finist . a « pa rac , 7 + ° r + ‘ } . - —— - ] rie. J ‘ i i ; . : ' n= . . } ae dn ew 4 ’ . ‘ | 7 MACHT, gondition g009A_ N. Newetcad.___s | «~Metropollt Storase Co.. $950 Oh ote. ; terms, St. Lous Desk aod Fixture CONFIDENTIAL loans, autos refinanred, | CHEY mR i T-—Coaches, 3 repossessed cars | . best n. the city: reason- ) Saving. G. M. A. C, terms, Open eve ae do air bs pees “/ ; ao — Rotisserie, blue fc Bee Ce. cae 2. cee arcanh : ra ; ? “ - Qe my: . amet ce ee : nin Les Car. criven oniy 8000 miles: fARBECUS MAC “HINE soul mumenpees . , bought. 8 10 8. 1644 S. Jefferson. (cK) | for balance due; 1924-20-26; bargains able terms.’} 'TOMORB 1, Ee : : 5 aneci di $495- oh. what a b in aid re steel. 450! N, .. Unie nion. CO] fax O868. (c9¥) TYBIN GENERATOR—Fine for steam | RESTAURANT outfits. counters. wood or.) =: SSS. eee, | OUSY terme Yahfem. 1035 N. Grand 4c) CO. Marmon abu ters, 3654 S. GRAND LACLEDE T#hOO ; tend — , . argau nae. a ao nl =. me ae Dispatch Fee ] ii ? yt ; ’ j ' ra ee 30. good , shovel: Delco light plant. Ortgier, Aahhy white glass tops: al inds of stools. | | 2 ; sapere 190°. week old: locust st. (280) AT we ’ ’ ‘RST SIT) ; Co “14° “ BATIE TERY "CHARGER ery Di ats ri. and Mert, county. | tables, chairs, coffee urns, steam tables, AUTOMOBILE LOANS ' grok “* ort “id “ eee ch Capt de: terms : ? CADILLAC COl PE 1D ie — “i 5143 Delmar bl. ercoa is, aners, 24” sy” gondii - tenti: WA ATURS— 1! maa nd stvies. | Cash registers and caseg. Stern Fixture ST. LOUIS DISCOUNT Co., HT én Aan . Rroadway. iceman y tires uco fir oauge oupes Give! way S40; ' iY aecnin ; : bk Cc HARGER C Fe « gee ee tal led . od eral we used Co, “21 N, 7th. Cash. OT terms, {(c99) i 2677 Washington (c36) ’ “ I ; ad Sf ‘fT ish: thoroughly reconditione a ’ ; - . I ‘ : £ , A ay t ' a > a 7 : = i SHEVROLET—Coach, late go0d con- HU DSON . ‘(OACH |many thousand miles without Ve Ste. Sone tC oe Sree > {}-ty; ery Cal ty: ] “yor = . - ~ th, F "24: ] wall — onda heaters. very low price. Call for informa- -: fh danny 43 EQU - MENT AND FIX-| | — ~ ait n: new Duco; $175. Call PArkview | . WIEROUS sonel day: 24s. 2ids. 2tHe. ave from $206 ! ‘ ene ’ CHEVROLET—Late model coacn; fully - trad RFR Was shit rton (eo) ( HE' VROI ET ‘ a ' 3 ge «de? am™iibi : : st —_—_— sat. iitwe rie ‘ . “ ® “" " & pal Al Temp > owner cid; BA! AU $325: S110 down. OS.) Kastet BU YX MORE W ISELY yuppies 4) Pipe aart . Iae . ite er . : ~— - & SONS MACHY “s ¢ ; " = Bensinger Diet itters w and used: term; 1120 LOCUST, * N. 12th st. [water boller, used Waverly pl. : SAFPE—Ha large: fixtures. chairs, etc oF VROLE TS Te ae lo? G == mauty. S285: terms, trade. 4593 Easton, today, $320; terms. Morris, 2810 Oliy | 900 Miles—UV9 % Pertect \ 'stin tr Fal rh rh boilers ohmidt: Stanc tard Shade Co.. 2331 Olive ntra and styles, nearly new; bargains, 100 8 2 ry “« - oe “ =e pies eae Wi an } 8357 ari’ lata tia a ° wv i ee RE —s 7 “ er es ~ eres ss : ; lman., 1334A B 4 : 7 m « ; tn la, ’ bike I) Te In- tion. R. P. Rurns Plum line and Heat ne } 2 1€8: ash a cigar FOR QUIC K. CONF 7TD. ENTIAL AU TG re) ‘ ie) re whee] . iv ke theo lg?! brand- , expen ‘ E Z termine * open Su ula terms to antiafx storage tanks, pip¢ LOAN : a ig oe repossessed; nearly new: 32001) CH EVROLE ‘oupe: 1923: good elem) le \ 1—Dodge Special } Supply o.. 16th an ad cl ark. ( ) - 3 P 1007 Market all ~ neh antees d. Filnt Chevrolet —_— . hs x DILER—American hol-waler ow he ee oy eign | Zink. 312 and 313 Title Guaranty Bldg. | My TCHR coaches, $175 | oT vutiful he | CHEV T rye : ‘vator cable, 2 month latest type Wii Nn WIN De Ww SHADE ~ measured, instaiied. @ ts ’ g $50 TO $1000 QT ICK ! $445: all guaranteed. Fiint Aut O ex. MOON nee coach, S700; » 0 fe t° “~) ner i *1 iis, i fi rn ° i Tl cables hotel ‘ 7 “>. TS. ~ A OuTM . Iu , $ . F : ; : 4e4he.0i &, PIVrid, vO - 4 )} eh ects, aah} its, |W E AT HER ST RIt i wo eet: Ch Dpe 4 . : K k k Fj ul e . DAI - TI€Ccth. 333 o é wragkiin Chmina! o to : ore popes —s i i fittings. ecular price 12c rf foot: sell 3c per ges, 1 rato hen utensils, etc.; | \Ir patric Inance O. |.,cauipped; balloon tires: persect gat -WET 1926 new day coach; . : . a ‘ is “nm i te 91} } } Saturd i . —— ) ay: n and steei 4 " i Be ~ ‘ . rr) reason ™ Bensinger Co h ( 38 VROLETS—1%24- 1926 coaches, SiGa anton . ax S571. AR18 Ww Morieaant haraair i | aa ase Lé Was + i s att’ i i . ‘ . ; . ’ ’ ; 7 rps + VNC ) . $4 pty | nies as aeh , finisned - ”~ cial ¢ Coupe— Che . WELDING OUTFIT—New: Lots of Money | con, 4710-20. pelimar PEt | MAXWELL = Coach, 1034, refinished. |CHEVROLET—Coupe, 1023: spreis oupe—Cheap. a a tee ; with eam or hot wa- ter jials yrices, service the SAFES—A And cadDinet safes Varlous sizes = : new -wheel brakes balloons, bum > a . tra icdrie : S401 Loeust. Always o ~ tuo Seat iy ? om gnouse With e —— ma : ae : ates : "an Auto loans in 6 me eating whether your | change 4867 Easton ? wendete —mtetgent: 2835 Union. “Dayton, Toledo or | Lp F d, 100 to choose age. 3100: pete ondition; must sell im: | NAS each; 1820; «good eondith HE ‘ VRC pg al ty fo, 800s Marke. Jit ferser TLDERS and eurvey® imstruments Ww , literatur elit feom: hs o it + Louig Desk and Fix- mediately, ieaving city. (aii wher, ; 44 Red Bud. Call befor: ML pS rUaral , nt hevrojet - ONCE rae : new used: at factory prices. Wiss: | ion Sit te in | semen. TArsy ew iseun. TAS ‘coach, late 1996, same as new > — stad Dod 90 : P ; e. ue ba "*h ( f q i : ‘ i > . mye owt ~~ F. at : i sj atm. hae af ae —v- dgee coupe, er ce 7) ler. 613 ee oe ais oth Sipor. — . ore SHOWCASE: ‘loor and wali: real bar- | LOA | CHE Vv R OLF: ; , POs sea lean. 490055 Lotus ny ‘ Pontiac: ru ly eq Pet coat now. | . ops rN Smith B CABINET. ty: es See ae gains. 100 S 32th st. ~AND SAVE inchs aaniaiien a arante NASH—Coach special 6; motor perfe me eee ae Maa ~~ 026 Buick, 4-passenger; etandard., ; . cas ; " a , 4 *-* 6s en i} h r . ’ ’ af et, ra ry ah . =—_ --— ‘ va? - ~ G375 se ; AP ‘ ‘ u ‘ M aia ad " 4 ‘ . Soy «i . iain ae be ~~ N.. +. ne o ¢ Bulls, = CAD: loader and ‘water tank: Al cor cident ges = > r. 2 323 | AL sm: machinery, Sought.) HOWCASES—Counters. steam tenis, urns. MONE 3 ight ‘“ARTY-PARDUE | Suatanteed; terms, trade, South Sid* ' cHEVROLET—-1027 coupe: Just like i aired: O36 Loci. a : mn u ’ Le yig : con j G Py d ti IT. .t os ie ark« t Byers ld lesa : r reg igte re a} ? Kivide, 915 Rr h. ~ ~ bt A ' = + pik oy pa P ArkKy OW i - e ides '* rave / bare Ain * terms. De Vi ‘ ay Lar *) .a ; DODGE COUPE Suit. new: size 06: |" oe —— - ptte. Victor 1052 ——-, | AN TADS mounted. «i ICING MACHINE—Small. U. S.. on AUTO APPRAISAL OO. 252 (ck0) | NASH-—Coach. late model advaneed 6: let_Co.. 3745 Page. JEffersqn 9121. (c = 2 . &o a vO; c ON! RE TE J Tar ' co & wf. Dt tes Ne‘tel NIMAL, F od fish. birds. it OT) - obart douhle if fe 1 {)1. oledo SS) ° nm > ~e 19°F a ghiy like new . I take smaller ar as DA! ———— ~ . me he A 4 and looks like a new one: eortet- ~ : +) } t — , ¢ Tallin 1¢ slit i _¥ ‘lr acale > . > ar . . . 11 3028 LOCLU ST 1. : ae avs ; : } ‘ 7 Johns T} or Pre ] . s Kj ; . o~ a : coupes, pat J. n he ; - ° oa ie ad per fect: worth $37 5: our write Halfin, si’ ’ ‘ ° he ee : i i] } a‘) Ad 4 ‘ ’ ce di - w Cat = lara fe, 4 ; _ ; . : rE : an . sa! : a reu icth ti ‘' ’ - J. i ' ‘ "OLS Lax vot ae GhaA ‘s. Jefferson 2609. > - esses, bis a. ’ OUAW. 19°7 Nash ‘path wv 2 *tad.— sed: must ason- | Sot FOUN TAI N—Ra ‘k bar an - niehis. Mact ARTHY-PARDUE MIXERS 2207S Btorage-M. Co.. CAD | back bars, carbonaters: bargains, o | Automobiles For Exonange — |~ (7), evrolet Coach, 1926, $125 Pia 1024 at $305: So ge C.: anv size é se - FORD Wid i ourin in exchanze for jo: ( — fey ane r es+ cash price pala oiition C Oat eecal quiekly G Te ORs rea- | Mixer. $100. Geo. F. Smith Ce. a” en sn 907 Chor gateny, ee Sarat bone ete, Soe se | \ FUCNTAINS—New of used: ‘ | 2526. (c&O} Dodge . * + M: trucks all Lindel ot ws ar Sonne Si yeaké .) ayer “OTN acrifice: . ae - a" as aa Ty eee” Eee GE ee eee eed. Eerice. Kimbrell Hauling Co.. 4123 Clay-| Fisher. 5368 Delmar. Forest 5106J OLA BOUNTAIN sacrifice: lear. 2916 N. 21st. Eleven months old; drives y thow- | Clik thas wane, ile: Bes it van BUICK BRANCH 4041) . . By ncise, (e386) , : . ou es looks new, $450. ‘ . rer able Eim: r J4do.. arms. we ell So. 2. a | MOTOR CO., 6320 Delmar PArkview “BUY MORE WISELY ee stander Victe ye ee | , ‘ofl SW ING: Wrd.—With top preferrec : F TOUNTAIN )-foot interio ish- 301 Y wt 33 Ford trade ‘A Agim Down: A extras: rez ae to drive home. Sa C me il E + Locust a enoetins Canes. }2 wonderful bargains; \ half t Dak capacny: GES 0c TEIT—Be dutiful af aOie, | ; WEheter LO047 f »-Habeock. use hort time: Or iv fi ~33 es oraor secan bouy. = MONAR ( H. 3137 Loe 1) HS re ET ‘ 19°8- rus ey S100 down, Jul R a ex . own: j lv eg linned, | a -€ : + ¢ at a f vw ae ; . - ; ” of - 4 1 } : : “ _ y a 40. $7.50 : conditior rea} | ti Times Beac Hiland 1439. pit , MOTOR ©O. | 325° peice Stand: rd: 6 “4 ¥- HEVROLET—« a Cl. ary suck in ‘Vellston desir . , z Sy rs se = oo suit : * “+. ° * ~ nda A } oO + E . . —s a Mmiirro: n al} equi ipmen 7 A i rin - ~\) 2 a 9 ol a | iles adilf r = ¢ reat a iter. Cent eon LION, ,% i erry . ‘ 4 e” ; " - ae fo te BE tt 1425 N. Sara! salle - = | fit Be ‘Ter ferac — 41° 17. iat ) agile UCTION anc St eras Co. ioe a4 gen ge mn Fy Park vd i “bay oaain 35 Chevr olet Coach T? is ; an ¢ id eption ‘a - gain for ~~ aaa South Side Na 47% ravn >} | Easton. CAbany 2229. _ a wees SOU ~_ a TPE NT Sa 3 , S Wtd.—tlsed, any noun : — — - Ai ieferes e. Werfe to BOSS Liberty. (Cc) Exc iler t dition: good rubber and see it WEST. RA ph ng _ ; CHEV ROL = T— J at peggy be ~ ry 4 4) yo N, NEWSPAPERS er Race. Curry s Pa laree stock new and used: some Wate! on weekly ad. Guaranteed Wors Chey rolet G aaeh Bargain CREDIT AUTO CO RAHM nO eae Sake Mot oR I; & Ver l 5 : 5 over be wry ‘ |; per Stock. DEI tt 4589R. Tton 4° eax ¥ Pinelawn Garage, 6310 Nat'l Bridge C2 hav 3 1925. 1926 modeis : rv. W . oe : ines i », | POWER DRILL Wtd.——State conarr an ‘T s—Overhauied. $7.50: suar- nad an a the “art r a YUOOY ashington., , ee a Sas ane wwf bare | . - - ; Rox R-18. Pos? Die; match (c) REST AU R ANT ‘FIX T U RES FORD MC rORS ? - hauile $ aot had “mas re cane - fess ay rice! % = : r overhg 2 ly j : i ee )} BG : * F PT Was ,T. fa z 4 es D } alnveec. CAbany 4781J. Of 7909 a r, a. { ¢ i ; i ii gia ¢ Open Sunda’ . 4 " " act - —_ : P —— > Soulure goo: anit ' ' HEEL CHAIR Wid Fo rent; must — ANY FI XTU R E FOR THE REST wed oe (c99) | verv reasonable: 1 year to pay al = ee wx ne acer eeetecainnen —Ih) | gpen mas | iam Onn + Sith | ine, 11 b. De LAWER URN ; haan at hat lee HS. hairs. counters, steam tau GARAG ING—Unlimited space for trucks | guarantee aw ays open, , | boos on eect nance —* : rE RPae suncape=-~ensistaaieeatll = i} ' 7 vals, 9 bees DOMIM. 4135 Marencetta WILL co ner inal fee art oa St itee urns, c eT ae re- and cat — Always open. 202 } Ho ward. =. HRYSLER, Wie pe 9°98 OAKILAND « os i Models U Lb to 192 ’ ‘ rx { $a] | : ; ote .* ; ms pay A { ‘ ; i wm Pe ros ‘ is —— . . nb - ath ** far Te) ere Aaa — oft? i GRat d o548 RA af: cr tc. A owl P : oa used i ‘ ; " mocaditiv ' 7 -. he : ‘, 1) j \ . } ‘ .* ref newls pat t, d —_ : | LATHE Wid.—16 of Foun rN CHAIRS PT) F ew: very Andrews and Lucas Hunt roacs. App COMPLET BUTCHER OUTE ITS 1) Ee el y ye lan = ate t bed 3 IAIN : } cw. Ver rea eb { ’ .\ 4 A. : = x ses cintin CS rs lin eton : , rR —f oach. 48 mOcet, ' VEHICLES yu Le of motor Dd &- foot the: nh ay {\ 2th. Cr fax onng at once. CL GLOBE STOR 2 OF } If e. x > 2% - fe pe ‘as 4 ‘ f Stal 6 Piso ( HRY SLEI ; ns ng la ) = ‘ ’ - “ iin (ys rTjyeia er ri ‘ Pp yuu ' ‘ . . Bri ” ump ona , 1H. : d ¥ E 5 NG INES PRES DOORS complete, : 0) Franklin . te | arilles ee Se rae Tee Thi SPER Cone 156; $305, 4 eae) 1108 BY Re pa: ean hauled: |(q "tone and’ wee’ ballon “motor Fe 7 24 f: CAbany 5258W. ic) SOF T-DRINK-PARI, JUTFITS ns Ce of ee One Macevilia. ) educed: per! iti very pbullt and new balloon tires, : —— FIR T tm nt Peul, vnaper har 35 outfit p2 Mire STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES kinds and sizes; exceptignail OW : ys. | Auoer: Forest St. JOouls. —————— ’ 4 ais . ane nme r , : : > —— - le e cheap. Call Moncas loa . 43% 1p, lephon ae n at TEAC WINER Wid. ae ALO ‘Ru 4 chait 521 College. Eas t. Louis pany offic’ varanteed same aS New Car; A~ apie “sed ‘ owe ~~—- = oe 0 tant one yst- Ine. 3h iy Oates a na Motor Car Co 9 Ha PCS. 7 epring truck. Call ; eAciede cnt ———— | = | Coes stuffer. a3 (7) a on Pa ee OT Broughame—or Sale a a ee meaner += LATE OAKLAND ( OAC He weir ca © Sees OUrE—S! . nri ral BAD , reer — LP Lee Ee ~ a tg a a RR a TR i, ° : be ee 7 | . ~ - . ‘? 8 ocu st ic} ye Alfa wa! 4 ‘ ; az. ae mera ot : al ’ aan’ : | . ome oan farhens Fane: | role, round or hexagon otal : . 25007 2p inanieheae, S¥—cal We have a large selection of | Gardner M A Sa Oldsmobile, all rebate: | ” an eT CHE VROLET COUPE, 1926 4 TATE MOTOR CO, Ine cheap. 306 s. » @f- Quantity O85 % “po MOWFE R | tere r ee BQ ; ‘ ss . Desks. C) airs. Tables, Steel Filing { hry ale r 0 Brow gham, S1Yo we ge att a ~ trad te né. mys oN ‘ERS ‘ ny lacy Always en, ae F fay $37. te: a SON if 1041 43 “Locust Bt! TT oe eT Vw ' ‘ iermonatt rr fo ie at ATRAIN. © oh ; ames cole #000 4 . = 4 ; aie os i yt ; I ; _ : - a = on : ? a a ¢ lo prepat Tat is, rae Per és , . oe } , ; ‘i aa : - " i¥ : mt: : tals ‘ s eo Shelland OU resse® * Mm: ¢g ae a = te oc ireferann Pf ? : . (LER USED CAR STORIE if sactos ’ . ; ” ew ey ir > a \ )), ” ( fT | ‘a ool 2 of thi Cas | a coat | | MACHINERY 1. athes. Ore Alters Sl / fas or coal; all standard makes JEtferss 97 i — Piumbers lumens Suppties RYSLER USED Can NG ; rr ef. | | OLDS—Co O26: 1tk _ bew- } K E UPI | hie it eae “a = eet | ee = ig Pg - “yee hinery: aged Saving , . style. I SooTHS Ice-cream paror } ; motor K ni ad- ‘ | gree “9g 2 Yio¢far . ak ' eninge ‘ — os a" ’ i 7 a". - | ” a . ; oles ~~ no: nN : ti ‘ e a ome wakeon, Bar ees yresse an other nmacn ; arke 4 . wees toned THREE peu al mot us - pe v bes ‘ : TcYak , ya ie ; Sout i caah ¢ whe enc ‘ , ss es? ath) Stidavre : ° “ANE ’ — wanv: near 4s ball Bots tt . ; ir , OR j ' ee " Aa ‘ "i , ; ° : " TT 4 i a Cresslii Litt > r : ‘ oR -_ EAR STD BRKAN iH A CT Rid Jie. | ST. LOUIS BELT 7; —- Brrr one BOX = 4 7 j é ' Lore ' > APs. P Ttsnur ; in - Cc q) es x i = : + do a , , y } Pall 4548 W eat ap? . af TCHE: ool ? , > pegister, MAC HINERY—St . r UT. WATER ; . eet et’ rate | th : j : ; ¥ Class , ‘ soll ] - . . 118 Th : ns ere , in bi | } _— ART } | | Os i is J _- ral and sheet metal tools: lowest BOSS abet Ing _and my Ab ee | feo inders. New Pedestal Lavatories ie ib PF rifice. $2! ns, trade. | 1. log price, $385. Graunner Locust | hev, | ‘oupes Given Av a. wagons a CNON ALD Me AC CHINER ? 4 a, cash registers: lt like new: htly damaged: vour chotce whllr ve J On. ca Se Fahiem. 10%) Sa ticey periect | PONTIA | ; —" heap: terms. not cake 25-26-27 models m Bet f . .° dy av 7G ‘ re ee ss he : 4 7 ~ n na ' = - - ach f 9 " 9 ‘ay rr i.e ; : > P : ° | Cer ™* iT . ' n p> ty ade . : mae wt fi . le te . B a tok — : 4a 00) HOT Pe MIN . IRONS pak ~ LOC? van ct © Ee kimo Alse- A. STR! ii) At 14 Chestnut. ‘c99) } ate m at : traignt , ‘ition all PXUTaE eas ~ fe ¢ 5 ‘on ; naer . ere toad 1 you Wai at , ‘y “hi . a J Tree ‘tena’ 1A for a . R rs ; sé Qf? . : : ’ ’ ; ; ; ' Says cheaprped. | MINERS New and rebuill a orate as 3A TT ANT) HEATING | seat: this cat, has toe original finish ai — Rsaties, ce: 1 Fas! : ~ YAHLEM. 1043 N. Grand" ery aie et t« a roortar ietnned " iy 7° Cavs oni’ oo Se = oleto white » ’ f . j i Seas ” car” — * mech condi: pe eS. , oJ On las =! d hs Lim rand —— ie | Het ‘re! aired J E. Birch Co. FY . MI °L 1134 Pine st. , plas oe " butch lock rm foreclosed I LU M BING A. D Fis in the best possible n han wl wap isT , } o7 St ' “BIY MORE WISELY” eh OURS. ge0e ree, rune gO) ‘ A me ® Us ‘ : in Grand he: leheaver, MeClu 1s? aye Oper Ai i? - = , ines thro: v5 . | rr tin: T\. mn M1 S—Plavier, mortar, nij ugh like electric; read day | ited 5545 S. nforme ceeetl ig free catalog ehow!ng | : 7 a ngs apd sugdey ag = . ) } . e TI K f, . “‘oacn: : “ ‘ ' ' . Agi 7 : ‘ " Andrew och r. } ' int andiinte de aa org. tt . Me LOIN and Locust. Ck 4 : . We . ennl ~ on a!l olumbin "2 ue : . . 4 Pe pis ipe P PY oKRi-— : tneode) $s 0 : ’ r* ¥ ‘ ‘ . . ’ 4 M / : s) 352 ' CHAIR: Sew and | BUTC UTCHER ~ i veraaips in freezer display bathroom outfite, pipe and fit - Hudson Brougham See Ke new est STUDEBAKER 20) standart oa all > ae . $837 aes \ ‘fet Oo“ rrr ' thal |. mm SS 116-" Ty at 100 S. 12th, have 90! rth eg jRa sara o- Will 3 live / , olor, ballvune. lo end 1-4 p. ."e ’ : LL CHA RS AND BEDS— | | boxes. uprix’s* gz machines and com- grade first a sality and guaranteeéd (or F W..com-built four-passenger closed car te. : ; 34.0 “tT ebeo ut lé re y 4 rip 5 : 4.21% Olive at Phone ms. We a! one rarryvy aA ful} tine of not-wate) ; he lean attractnm yF > me an ye ~F Pera ir! a “ pwece. | 5 (c99) | OT N. 7th. 7th. Cash or terms. — : and elean bs ilers nine'es furnaces: * me : whout reed it end) n ni CA: oe eanditiol , : é te _ — 1 cbe-e-daszd Weed Curs? ————— ————————— rT > Al] ; , l avers i”? one 30 ( ‘ ¢ nf . 7T : ‘ tia I ‘ eT sa ‘ . reer] tir re . mei hie : > Emerson. ¢. ¢. KITC e | BUTCHER = — i. See te eee OO” ee tee” be rg ip Eo hag 0 COD eS che rice nitered tt ve rig ' mn dimeroun Te - jlier: ured - x CHEN SINKS | Eskimo. freezer. liken jot Huss) Our ‘ine 1s so enormous that tt fe 1M (abused: and at the price offered At repre: | terms if desired, A yc: 26 STUDEBAKER COACH We gon, 1a rneS6@: mmm Oms CMF at ae Be oe ale. 1 or. | ree ia. 'COT'IDD “i y 7 ton, oe : 3 STx : pach. 1 3 y Star Six | ~ {ies ta : ; -—-- —_—— ana, ; : ’ Rs The new pal ylase ; we; Liz : x Deo SI [ I LIES AT W HOLESALE W ILL S.-O)\ ERLAND. Ine. . Pm 8; ‘s ae sont Cusniies Y | Ave 4 vi : “tt4 Washingt: ma Beines. af Your ows new veed, for rent. ‘Dini, CCeULtul, aAltraetive. Auto, TE Gey ri! eet” Ae _ guipme mt Co.. fice boxes. vatories closets #1 boxes, cash registers, com: ines All of oat enamelware is If you would like to buy an at menage sick and ——— teal nse *~ others. William 43! ve el Ou A he - Nr li ‘ . —) ‘ ~ '? — chan sickroom equipment of | PULTE SONS j2ummilla, Stern Fixture Co. | ve g very low price, {bis 18 your opportunity. ai qo Ti SVROLE TC cov PE controll ha > . ; “ . its Service Pres = °. Pink : i na severa one-piece i pres. 1B) . ry ; : ant. nen } ; ., - ; : Natural : os SD . tor ; A SN -iseast of PPILY C ‘ oo reese aay get sedate arul ether extPa 10 ‘ } , ane P ' + “ Tiwi) Plant “ANDY CASE —Beautifal nl o—— Bed As wet wad. HI DSON-| R AMPTON 3509 cust : j et ic ' SSS) roadway Hea 3 ie laser or NDY CASE ° — SS ah ee RTT TS ) 250; tert CARTWRIGHT “CERT! FIED he 10€ pom Gruw-t 7 agli ee mgs, io ie —— >i ; GE UREN GARDN} R—Provghal ae ae ee . | | I C ce 7) * 40 Coupe ‘tore ‘ith Gru > & : . ;, EGISTER—National, ' KE I UC fh iC ge. excellent met S1K4, HH0. Stud | wit ERS 2 pen 197 Studebaker | nh = sa -, 228 “Marke et, ) th | —_— i} 75 PAD. ; Veta . hitlas ic) BIG t R ) ( yN halker, SHYO ae : Will rie. ade Et 4 . te — s we ' . ot ‘ n : = : — ot — ——— I : Ss me ff from oO , ; , 1 : a ermal Pilla eH) : CAC ci Re--For sale « os @ — , a Tat REGISTER ». AES THIS WEEK — . BSS SE x 0 6 yA rt time; «3 Pgh new and used Electric Con 22 mc match. Peng Se computin : esa 1997 Hudson Brougham, $11): loan : eer. Keers | Seeing te believing. Opt plete equipment; 4 nditios ‘ORD Cou 534 model: encelle et j '? ‘Tn . ec ric ” “ ; id 4 . . . | = = Q — Na compu me fren Free ynait Onedc " ' " "> } . »* 4s A ? srgga . . iy? “t a¢ >. - x. Acme : om . MOWER—Wean oa ems CASH © REGISTERS — t: And 62 solicit gt — anda eoliares up wo yt “ge on ~ a AE “ar h an “ke mo Donnell -Zu | bee mire STEN eaoeelal bullts Tene 150 CASH REGISTERS at _—— es Freezer | 5, a pidberal MIMS, ong Locust st, ‘built five-passenger closed car with, as STUDEBAKER co. ACH | cmnveLen to COUPE : ay arinm, Satio I 14 Remingtons r ny : » ounters — ul mL . ; re attractive tic ve-¢ neer. ew body. mohair upho fret one offered for resale PeGtiNe _Nationals an dela at 50 to 7% Jispiay ' sa wae r an G HAM ‘ding qualities ; us ts Fis pasens D cenit t one 1 a tor ; ~—Electrie butter Kistwic nd-|size; some very latest moot’ r. | ) ¥ . hefu atering. & balloon tires, bumpers, ete. The®! motor, ‘ lent utte? K sty bh ea gt erg 2 “—. yt e¢ can save eS ee See ue before t rite partons con ition it - Bus se 7 os n ’ a ‘ camel new a hae never —— used Mi 3 Pty iy a revel ‘2° LOOK a ne rey ” : SERVICE cou. 200 a xe = oe: “ TTS ‘es ithe old; © > heise SA rT LOU a VY © (Or | . 2 ™: o2 - j wy an ’ fave malty Paint since 18 ' te 4400 oO “ti ha reail. a “— ‘ ar An. AY. ] mar rY: iT Rr GT A v a Ms "2 HUGH EL. LECT RI ee eics Pain ANd Mice, eee 0S | SEE TLLS — Meat choppers: a ENTRAL 3884. ope!~a7 LecseT Ee rier en rebuilt. hand and electric. =p ' oe JH; teruis, Mo? ARCH, 3137 Lecust icv? Sieincr, YO SN. Broadway. ‘< —~- Mot trra, eenere* . ; ; nel Advan< _ prac- . “ete motor wen nnhoonte | P| Dew, chen. 1234 Market. gains . prriewt We rent 735 S. 4th et. GA

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| EUNDAY, a d th lumns today. _ ‘a TSE! MAY 15, 1921 sepa ener R | | = 25-900 AU? TOMOBILES, Fievens ond Metoreree® Wanted ane For ae m. » col " a ST Ser ee >MO!I N ° _ ae F le AUTO! M Of 3 I L E S eee ae Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sedans For Sale _ Tou a SS eee — OS FTAR—1925: new ve Oy . . Bee F Sale Coupes—For Sale Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale SSS ——- port terms, trade. 1301 KR THE s—F or | e2i “Cou e¢ =) t Th S14 r ist s@ui. y. Ss A a N : © > > - S295 : : Ocures—For Sale =—t es tase Coupe. Oi —927 WHIPPET COUPE =| *P8oyivatis. “Riverside 07403,” "eter Ptsdiaed. Usect Cans? DODGE SEDAN “924 Stephens Sedan, $295 | 125 Bug Oh; a New Ford re | ! 3) vat la ry a i "RIUURN N Tate mode! business men's seéan: er: | ee , envine aaey jot. ; Mondar 1°70 Mis a pied ae tte ” Driven only 9228 es; owner traced ORD—Roadister, 1924; only $60. yt ry 26 AL BL RN DA? original full balloon tires and all aeeeee> | _ ‘ me over an h ide. You"! — toca; . — —— - —_— . ‘ . wie % , . 7 ae . oy w Chri * pecan; ft, Ms , a Was ——— is mide cheap. Perfect ries: at our new Used Car Store. a -m™s. ade. #8 and TURING Con: | Ress) w ames rune acts. els like new. Ex. | WILLYS- OVERLAND. INC.. 4 ARTW ai . : ’ > —s : change, .. yar Pe Nem “nal paint. Run very | OHIO AND LAFAYETTE. ek 8 . oe — pew mw HE ima ee i” hoa i oh aon. eral terms or (ONE BLOCK WEST OF JEFFERSON. y) ST ee... at Sth: term ae ' AR: WRIG phtls us } “4 ° te FF {R17 1 cust. MRand S415 fynen evering®s. + ME sITC ae a at MOTO?! ic . behaker “ o7) BUlCK—Ssedan ust 1 today; $200. ! vA 1949 S. Bovie, at Mang emer. .IL | _ — ra -. most ‘ti ne j L , j _ n: , ti0n; new | “UneLer- (fs s* cF R—SeAan. ry _ aan nj, Food condition: ec) | CALIFORNIA TOP DODGE Slightly pore practically new; will give new car guar, on ee ee —— & * ee daiohs Tike new; 4 Gen | | DODGE SEDAN | TATE MO O O., Ine. — i lot cet i ‘* eae : 54! 175 down. ._ 3643 Easton. | FURD neste. Sete. he Fag — a gg rth | 1925 throughout: sew) ee cient eve ua. gare) urs $545, $175 down _ae48 Easton | TV) por in beck: barmaia: 8200. terms. | ¢prakea; Duco ‘Haieb: goat covers: orth) | Lategt 1025: perfect throuhewtt 864 / 1} 90.41 48 Locust Open Nights and Sunday UNIVERSAL, 9401 Lovust. Always ones. | EUBIETXES Looast. Always open. n Park e, 4550 Pop — “ah Hoadsiere, [DIC ES: Mike new: new | Yau 135 N. Grand own parm $250 cash or. OE aes | ee ————— Studebaker Special 6 Sedan Raymond a wn payment; balance in 1 . guaranteec; terms H A today = | sf balloon tires: Al condition; | “HAS DLER Jefferson. 5 | K 1 H - os VE WEST CO : whee L—S8eéan. $100. ggg7 x 3 = —_—" aha late model: a S 3145 Delmar bt. a5 : “BUY MORE WISELY LAclede 2211 barns PIERCE. ARROW PISTRIBUTOR, Zz HE \KOLET $35 down. lan $5 Buick sedan: big saving. eS . a, : ; | Brand-New |} ST) Barre trade for ; r Annex, itADe, er “Se ! PG Papert: glaaey: prised 16@. 1 Deber-Piedica Used (as” . \ Ford Four-Door terms. 1819 sidney. 439 _% Euctia (near Washington). DEt a real ¢ci¢an jovs —_ = late me ot. 12 Dedae: SO per cent enna’ burry . Ss an NaSh-—Sedan : 4700. Sundays, mas. 2837 N. Grand 2636 Locust, | 1926 Ra yea SEDAN a pee eng be ie . = raint. 491 STI WA. EMON STR ATOR ier ee Soaks. Buick in Wellston . yy erms. : “gain; S033. terms or toad Heres @ oo at @ re standard six Buick; two-door ss ‘ : -| UNIVERSAL, $401 Locust. Always Op®®- man Garfield 7855. - car im Ame . and motor perfect; en 2700 Locust, et Beau: n) ~ * »' NASH—nedan: - P Serre ENJ AMIN MOTOR CO | CHB ROLE CE : | -_————— (19: 1926 E ORD SEDAN ; PECIAL same as new car? very ~ TEfferson 234 te?) | _ he Piel Bester than the asverage,. cv! D tr rade. South Side Naah, ¢ WEY hae i b ways - - ——— , q | prove it to yourself; priced right; al | NASH—Sedan; advanced a | gain: $ pte ~~ ae ae eset S. CHRYSLER pee. and ie like new; 3705s KSTUTZ SEDAN , SEs SS Gey kor! hastng the saf- recuced price: bet- ») ri > : nate —~ ag . ) Ley don fail rong tee th is beautif ful) ' k dem: ynetrator car: aénmven . i" equipped anc in per- ) _ kK U HS rd yy AV E pom 7 owe raDa + = atl — i] ar ee ae } famil' “ar: al ways open. ' 1024 Ford TY udor sedan: : miles: ‘ust lige new: . mn . ol special! for : hel: , . * . nm: price . ‘ 4? 1 . h« £ ; VW i i | I X44. iS " . Lat P “OV ' R LA ND ‘Ine. i wheel and ° er oe —¥" gs A. 907 Che utea : vr. - ; . open evening? : : new jaeque cad hrenkere 3 BRA i -eS thi | SEDAN Aga S hy Pe nd 7T¥ MORE WISELY | eae ca kt i. 1. “y rt K LAND, Ine. . as . Lad ‘ ; vate Bi : " ; rr fl . q 4 ms . . a ; oe ‘ B , . : + - 4.New - , hington). DE)., oth 7 . o : , T ; nderful | mod tick sedan: nity to get a car which ts fust Branc-: S OTEK NIG TE any ~ . 9 " ry "Y 4 : -7 «4 ~ hu . oe anal , oT — vr . “ err : : sieges ames mee rr EIN «vey nad te beaut! all oquinepemts i os rood Bet tall to a00 thie Ont | Fora Tudor Sedan NASH SEDAN, 1994. at a price. Huber, 2601 1 im = ‘an late : . : Four-4oor; carries @ new-tar STLYSRNIG HT—1024 eedan, i ae ad paint good; S&5 dows. WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC. * Warmon Distributera 2805 moet ae — nT sok hi ee $405. 3311 H11 Easton. __ | itl -. Cont “ j-paseenger: new tirer, ; rh - ETT .- (c ) GiLLyYs : it bab d) OU to a cheap 2844 8 Broad way FY mR! 182 ans | eport ro wr has a spec! a. OF ~ ee ASP JEFFERSON.) UNiaY ERSAL. 8401 Locust Always Opes. . : nN] ri “4 ~~} el } aK acri ce. E.xecnhanze. 418e bargain: _——— 978 Ford roadster at -~-—-4«=* = 7)" sve | (ONB BLOCK 1925, balloons , (DEIN epeedster body: this a. | GRand 8615 Open exenings eg ——~FORD SE: eema. domes M. Laden oA Locust CHEN Os LINCOLN ged : $8°5 commie fe Bot another 0 one, tee : alse R EDAN, $95 te TE eel Soe ike 3 2-paseeenger: re wheels: in oadster: late odel: ! effect St. i0uls, com it 40 ~ 55: TT f'}4.$ res, erha ; oom me a 2 ; 3 le ahanic p scondits : t | acta esaiton anu totes i wi terms CHANDLER—Sedan. 6" nger . plete equipment: trode’ or terme: always cle i ea st DO i car See it ; guaranteed. G. M. A.| _ MILTON MOTOR CO, 8214 LOCUST, 0._Citizens Loan Co.,_38¢ 09 Easton, CHES ROL i @ clock; G | i ‘ Ap {ocayv: i— - . : + , open. : al ~ . No 4 aan SE ees Cree, a eee | “SCHNUREBUICK | 11. ocatmer aie, sans died ea ze Seven Caace | Metropolitan sy tom IBS, Sete tn Tyre | $100, 0 8 LS) | 3654 8. Grand. LaAclede 7! |} eel of tr - | Ess TY. wha od peg Boe A -COLN COUPE SDLER- Sport er, S200 Gown, , ‘ 2 215A Natural Bridee, (c) | new duco pa 292!~27 LOCUST BLYB. Nash Co. 4217 5. Gut as been handled very carefully: guaran. CHevnole LIN L- | en eee : “Wwe - ; rie ein: bargain. 2218 Lo) CHEVROLET—Imperial 1 brand- i, new battery. 4318 Connecticut. A. | - — eed perfect Sr ow " de) Five-passen ger rebuilt, Nreeuiar, Lincoln | oe OCTTS7 tral 221 new wjuinnet: bie discount. 18 5 Ri ussel) iW Plewe. fe) | FRANKLIN—sedan; rune eS won mn for brand-new car; regular LAncoln TAG: To Roadst Q F 926 Ft OR D RC ADS STER, $50 | CHEV ROLET—1923 sedan portent cond- "| FLINT— Lay model sedan — con: | a, bee Tilt: my Motor Co. Uebr- Adaged Used Curd = as ere Bee + ge legrttinnes vinci oy neat ia stiles Tail tion o3 ? | 4 ¢ haiance terms; others; one | 4 “oat $5000: ai . ‘ mity ic mi zh. rir 4 : ’ DOWN: FH ‘ ig: Deautifui: on: ~- 4 “a? ° | 3080 Loenet. fe) ~ ” s. ny 5 “ ahem (c) | CHEN ROLET see siti o | Gra all modes. YARLEM. CH coptenen> ane in 3907 Goer, — 3 s._ 8938 — *_ sInted hesetifal:; GARDNER EIGHT—Sedan: | motor and LATE NASH SEDAN * tra 3516 East , : a! SRR ts PR : * eit, > oevan \ paint like new: latg model; carefully Four-docr mode! like sew, Gest ; —— - —— — ana ~carl we LY) STG EUEL a> ‘ edan-: , nai 2“ 6: 5 4 4711 Natural Bridge. oem rn Ort . uy: bar- xt "19° Lincoln Coupe HEVROLE] = py 19° FOR D ROA ADSTER a oe ae Se | a ST "| @riven; a oppo sory ¢ to buy: real bar | trunk, fully equipped, bumpers, ot, ae ae (DNF ordor, je ready tO go: gain Linde est bargain you've ever seen. Lew . tes ov ] AND). Ine. 31 OCs. ~ Pose 1 and spare tire, $22 | ROLET—Sec o2 : new : anaes S._serserecs. = |GARDN SER—1070 sedan: 8 “ause We guarantee it. 11-2 PP} : - terms. Bis Auto ¢ 20 S.! FORD—1 ae 128 illoon tiree: Gardner ‘‘6’’ Sedan trial, too. It's so cheap, agg Se LIFTER =~ . — 7, Ti r 1) earrit $529 Natnral Bric e / Sare $500. Terms | long this has been going on, Get FORD |] L DST —BARGAIN icant tat pcne peace oS FORD—1923 Tudor sedan; like new: | ST Lreust. Always Ones. | today. Long terms. sod Car Bschaam ¥ J : i 044 V4 “jet : rc * Drie ches 7 ry , = 7 ’ ' rp an" OS 19 . : ~ isp! 19°R Ford pr ' ro , ¥ J ; ry . toy . 40 , : t. | way ave ok. ptinmoiie (Oa The Corner. LY ; , os IwePr! } tir x ‘ ; or CHEVY Af mgi-— PCan., Fk : OF — a s « rs = BI ’ . 2) 66: co. "“n07 Locust. PFour-door with full equipment: tis a sniiaesiahiaiaiiala ear. CaAbany 7471J - eno Onep RM - gegen yea HEL °¢ mile- terms or trade. 1) evenings ar wear sad be doe wned ral | * , yO ee a ee Basin bre Sh ie ” ‘Bormer Mound City Anto Co. run 3000 miles. Gan te eee ' -* oe . x ~é ~F 14% ‘ r x? ly ' | de” : wr « ie » ~ ar * >a) rins iike new; tractive gay Og. "Uelen-Ptcdara ed Cars? ar: now ro oO! : ving CARTWRIGH T SIDE BRANCH | chis. - MacCARTHY-PARDUE ‘Aae tae perfect - : good tires. trunk car- S| ” CHRYS 2 , — 7 ) , : poe esl en r rier and trunk. bumpers, two heaters, many | 8 AKLAND LANDAU NASH COUPE Ce eee eee f view | _ 4601 TITY. snesenuslisiaeaaiieal | i es teen - 7 Jeni Used very little. $1400 car. CART WRI CHT MOTOR co. hevrol PF ae | loon tires, $225; terms Easton. | Lafayette: rear basement. lor trade, Yahiem, 1035 _N. | wes iG\A2a. COL ae cnn SA19 iy ot JAR] let 4. thom: 1 » 8412 L LA t- | dan , $-door, S-passen: OARKRLAND—1926 4¢-coor sedan; ye Tene 1926 Chrysler 80 Mpg, “pang, | $100 down; fine shape,” MONARCH. 3008 | at ene 200.._ lintel 350 Pat “eu wept: sea | ee ITLVTY i HF, As : nt imme . neni a amantgs O \ ian a ORTHWEIN “inp . 3 ee ee ee | Roaaster | = ereon 3700. | FORD Taisescdan— 108%: perfect aoa-| This car} renewed find refine | OUT-SRB—Tess Tandae = a - seine oe " 925 and 1926 Ct t os : "ditto halloone: % 3118 Cas ~ \ished and i ry attractive in appearance ev dealei; factery all test Chrysicr | 60 41 val ge - tires very good ts : + ; : ee ar rf nce; an ideal car for the rent- | 474 : 4 . Studebaker | or for. .Y lar ze family . Libera al uMek : ad terms Graupser. adn ne ‘ he vrolet tay + a Brea coeP Re xy 5 ee ty pe ges oR GaN: Apbg tha" 5 r} 354 rere 73" , ing. U NESED MOUTC OR SALES JEiterson._: meet it for 508° MOTOR CO, | DODGE—Roadater, 1085. fully equiv | SMD CASEY OSE crave SLE RE eee, | SE BARGAIN (OL yi E LAceme DODGE—Sport roadster: good condtlion i.” “OV TERL, a sag eo niet eae apn pe Rs A = — Buick in Wellston 297 OAKLAND SEDAN paenuannl JOHNSON T 28 ithe ve) ne ~3 * came ' 4 E\ Rf LET SEDANS ——— ye 4 Pe Aan . > od pase * ; Hupmobile eedan: motor and bo ly ex- | little: just | | , yigtr tO gt ) 7 R004 CTS’ CilJ . Spee: tw 1H. if ne? t i’ i : | H ‘! LE E9-- 4. . = Sia ; om. 7 - eE.seD ci a — cover 5 ae tires; car “a — run very ; $1400 } es LA || DODGE ~ORTHW EIN orice ayate ’ real bars me 2835 ‘art f ‘ . , - L4n4 ' ‘ : v@. ers ea - Oe ee : - For. cans 3H25.: }Oour-Qoo! (+. J aiti ced te new car. Lost more than $ the mle saat Me new: ne JE ; Dd oT FT ee a act ‘ 7 e nits at} v9 =?) Tin x cellert si TH tne OU ey } . IZ NC IRT HW) E ST BUIC : terme 284 ae, | te trade a, . SRi live 4 upmobile Sedan | Lon. — i819 Sidn Down: all extras: guar: nteed; today MON iring: 1934; perfect condition. | | ) F. 3 = ——— 7 . ND Late 1928 LICK—T 1, 3137 Lecust IO25 1 moti “Togo Hl geal, eagennentd Pag le rete ag ‘ot tha at ee Bt > Soa — : aon ne- wonderful looker: low d@ews pay- | Virt ally. New. Le ith 4 doo! —veA_ Winnebago. ioe an eeu pong oe — : - —. tehay has 24 iT. Sport” big FE cow RYSLER Royal end 27 Mm | one oven tan an Paton a S ro as y . jper. S601 I F ord Coupe, 1924, $13 — s Od) lay KAM SLs : : , = r mat " — biti cvn ines “nara: eT ry. Sor orate eet , +} x: pe } piciaus ; ‘4 I : 4 oa fc eons " halas Bat . en a] UN NIVERSAL, 3401 = cust. Always open. p , ol : 554. siect condition: must Snecd bargain INARCH, B137. Le- ~ ——* =." : ; , “pins } 2 z¢ 3 aa Te . a wie Deen . 1100 : “er) Eat - 2 4 ? fuc, fei ci i ag ne : ec 19°73 , : pms = ae os eon oe 7 & a 1 me, } 1 : ru! nd_ ooh , fbi ate lor. 1924: 1 r | “Ueben-Pedoed Ueed Cars ees “~ h- r , a=. ly — *i0% 5123 1925 FORD COU PE, $ owe eo ee et aot an TT a =e | UE Latte perfect condition: bargain. 2 | 29 HUP CLUB SEDAN os. - 4 ‘c) | ining. S-passenger: good rum ] . - . vr. . eT , ‘+ ~ : o * ° > pip nm. ; tc : Pe ‘ G > ’ = as . , Took apd rune f£o0o0c: . war m c ; ' ae sereeogennern — . th I ' hid > 4 nat ‘ hal ' erte ; a — ts ~ revaitt ur fer. $75. 7755 Carondelet. Clas , ' : terme ae Mm 2 g ; , LR mk. ery ’ shine ex ar + a noms : ' . : | er Lab ; : aes . GUARANTY MOTOR CO “sot , = on ilo vathates ae ition ead’ é el fo - } e19Ww EN .NI ‘ . nm ‘res: te ' te geet ay | ae aed oe = . K—TFourneg rebullt 55. Dodge. | UNIVER? ~ _ . . - ’ ‘ ers — . ; -~g? — ae — — - as is ; : isis j ~~ : @ ns : = *s w 1925 }: ‘ORD ‘ OU r be : 7 = ~~ we ns. Open : cs. ve | te : ‘ ) anti con ye r 6 FOR | ; ade = an: pert andi | a as Pont ° Fxchance 2144 Loecnat. nv ir t . SOV ERLAN Studebaker, theres. 3500 A. FS my ae noe — Abbie nh: Bh . Pi ne : ——- ; _ . N- oO ste! 1027 aa used i i mot | _- ' evrolet Co.. 592 cast pei ic Hupmobile Club Sedan ( YY E RLAN ve i ate mo ! imished ar a. trae: worth ie - ” 2. - od ~ : te : ; ° bi . . : 3 , ’ : A LiF. . Ty p! en? or' xT nal ri 3¢ 4 ‘ ‘SED Cc AR om Ste re y ene erm * Open =97- ’ at) ‘Ts @! } ; ~ Le . ‘ se "1 ¢ wv ° i | . (~] C gain j r ‘ Siz. Y es the ‘ iraij.€ It ee :anic ondit an -_ - MIDS ‘ MOT ‘ Re WILL Lvs. OV ERI aa ; ‘ . ; eta We ash: ngton i?) rrk« “rye . . * _ QOH - m4 ; . _ ‘ ,* 1% ~al “et : Ls. r ‘ ‘ : : Oy } " ‘ ie : 9° ' vr JE Mae 9a12 OFT: ) AND LA i. - -_ , *- 4 — ~ — rm c : TT's . \ . ' a , ] : ad : . be Montes. ss : . : " wT . . roan : : i bs - -De "} ' - n- Fe oat K Ww EST - eo . ? 19: ‘4 Stidehaker, ~F orad ArrYTON 2309 Yow" ; ; ‘ " extra . e she | fu rene ‘ Ds ] ‘ ania pia : z ' , ion I RI en a : ize ' v . fan. est E. $615, anti ; . : "DSON A ras, ni , bony a Ba : tfice lition: 7, | nd a The Corner.) } 4 $3.9 ~ 1926 FORD COUPE, $350 |S chien “practicatly eliminates | SRE Sa ES cet Tk SS, PPE UE gigs 0680 Waanioston: TAPE | 0" gait ge xaet cs gite gray : . se aon Refinished in Pe ugot Rro rs , pricor: t inane ; et aan iia, aeaiiae , e, pag i é arty F rot . 3 1 3R] x ‘ int t —)}{ Le. Lan ip ’ . oo d rubber; mechan a? onal BRAY Ane seCnEN MOTOR CO PT. ABIM-MIT EL ‘TE MOTOR CO | - | 3 . Dist ; DS _ = — = : wé = i F RD— fa te mod : ee tires: | L INC OL N SEDAN t th 107 y _% n me is ofre«rk a~i OO OO ey * geen gta Ay Gt, lay, sh ayy touring: 4-wheel | _ ebeter Groves. W Epster ~ mF At to Ace. FI Eaetor . - tt me : 48 Jeffer- ar “a —_—- o ; 5: 5-passenger: 6 wire whee'e: excel- , “tae . cen FORD COUP ES KU HS s. H AV E ~ meme er ga $-353 (D—SEDAN. «tarter and demov ens Cleans Ria eaeine an nae | OO ae ee so Pci gS: reduced a @£oo4 ef le, tian tc ’ ae ia , ‘ - = ; re ; , . : i Om 1 " , t- only 35 or ; PB catgiesan = e s : * as : aa al a“ = a eee t or Searome> 2418 gs a. : . —— - ---- -- - ~ = Aa ra e982 = —_ . ' ‘ oa — >= pare v Z iatve r . 7 : : _ enrrit cIpr CTIEVR ‘LET CO.. ' vs: gui ; G08 } c—I Ste? nies 3 | MALS 2 | "1 ' , OWN "Tn Melo Ff ING ‘OL Y SEDAN en ADI 2, 2008 Easton — e ~~ BUY MORE wi = L z : "KENEACKI . : e D—1924 roe "* . $125 tedden : : , . ' a ORT edana, 1828 tud verhaule FPive-naseenzer: presents brand-new ap- ug ( er Paw nig oe sie? ascii i sy ( = a R! a ‘ , aSSe : ' ¥ ras ’ , > mips ' 2 ? . : . , + : - gic r > ‘ . a= ed . 2 FS: ; riis Pr] r ria ’ g by r) > Pea vance new ! , . : ine } Tac late / : . ‘ . - _ ; ; i > ‘ 4 . 4 ; ‘ in ; ‘ . iat a BA ‘ . . . ' = . ‘ A Paiti — > . » rie te; ns. ? f. ’ mr o' & \ Tuir > Carries new Lir 3 s 2 eng rer. \ Brand-New j rurs , co : i : ' ; — > doe : : ling. 25 (f . AAs . pee erOR Sere. Ros G25. new ti centar can - . -— = PORD—Tu 1924 model; only 3 Sundaye and evenings. W. H. OWEN (4%). | one-th : ite | / At a. Big Discount. \ , = | rina, Te ne for $39 ——— ———— ae 3 — . 192 7: $95 | fro verstocked 4 rar 3 | ine “ : SS i anne ae gs | erly, | ic® touring: $100 4 rn | - Ms : ; : , gee ' : TRL AOE von ; i? gal or tr , .7 : bea : . EO Pan ; ; G pert KINGCHESTER GOMLIWIE 2%. Oa mee aN TT DSS Te msi ae Ty RG," gee) Gees Pm Poni | MARMON CLUB SEDAN | sent : ee eM Mager rg etd hi ys ST. ae: ;, bs ee EE sy ro ; nA inl ; ' . on nA | ie nt save - oon - * | FURL p ER ; ORD— Roadster: . pain Oe mentite ‘ee os AE ISS ICS. a : — dis tone ” eveTiit sas , seat R=) we 4-paesenger: Al condition: bar rome ce: easy terms. LOOK ! BU -ICK GI EN AWAY | rus’ Mt Shae “elon Piped Used anh | is Ee et ee Seer eine agrex arte co... FORD. San, pL peer |" "pence annow piermiscton, | 25a 9 HEAP? AND HOW! ee eee eee ee , winter j pat at Che L_McYnerece, 2 05. | orices x gon: a . Annex. Pontiae Landau ; A j ‘ i } j = . ; " ‘ s ‘ ss ae i silt : Nl Neg an TA HLE . : * : uticall ‘ : s: lock wheel , reference sia price tl guaran’ r ped Used Cas? | 433 — ) end Pine. | colo: clase and gua 265- | JE%ferenn OOS7. Open events ‘oo MISSISSIPPA VALLE Ne en: ¥- 1s fe Fn 4 - “ 2 ‘ arm 5 : . 1 mA on ; * — — - — Aiba - * a. : a2 Ts. #¢~« reer ) ST FRA KET R ; io ; 2 2) Sei ee ¥ pf . | YT 3 .. : = % — ; ' . 3 ~ : aspen ‘Ys Sedan. 55 : aan , . set Len be | spert tering : AR ui ADST 2 R ; nie 7 : atu ridge, nior : ; SARL G ITZ MOTOR SALES. ae a 2 td Vpen Sunday aod evens. THESE BARGAINS {i sroopeccen— co fort si0 seen | Poet Render 15 _ike new, S1as, Will well oh Scere’ ta! conaition | 1920 peceel” eeeile Ports Stee. Agena RD— Tudor, 100 $578 Tooke We new. | LEMterecn OON7, Oe wuraings ang Suntay | Oeil | % 5 Po : | Ike ne N at | RUES- 9 HAVE tii a : t ‘ to . fi . ; r ‘ yF - [. 5 - . a! i> . id ‘ ; ; ; ; . s ha it : ; a aly S4 +4) ; : * : are 4 “2 > ; ~* tou Pri ng ‘ate Iriexte j 7 . To oe ay . - oe ~ . i , ‘ * ‘ i . sit y, t te ; — - ; ' ‘Se ae . ‘i—_ j A il On sed 7 ee 45" nr perf ° - ¥ al ry. . : a 3 $a pr 6 “A *. fi — = es ee ; : — " o- aaa ane pa —_ ,? *1 4 . ; . @‘ or se dan. 1095 a Sn : . _— ‘ * $50: oa ' KENBACAE R— 2 3 H 19 24 Ruiek Weotae 33) ; / ! , § we ‘ ' ’ Lvc4 ™ j \ir. : ' ‘ 23 ; "7% FR - 'e/ ; : con 74 } Y tat 4 = are Open. ay = a! £0 ex'ras. MOC SARCH | (A é a (US o - Sansce = 3 k . ‘s As eh hg eh anc. > Pre uy a pop a | % ; os - . — . NP. OCK WEST « P is ERSON Z ow MOTOR co. = opt-Trepetcd | ~ ru : a Tce. 7? ” allt 20 Up y) | CNIVERSar. 2401 Lo. aye Open | 80%. 1921, 1221 Howard elaine, ROMER OS 6 : D dg 4- ‘Door Sedan KUHS. 3 HAVE = nwre ! | "UWeber-Rteciocd ASE 1 Oe : .; fermd® © au exceplional value, Lib es as CO ey nenead eaiieemmineant Se) adster, $195; peer (it in choose: mecbanivaliy | 3258 Eord sedan: 905 down, | | ones: have had littie service ar 2 od | RICKENBACKER § ee FRAMPTON. 3900 Locos » Dodge ees seeees —" 5 ¢ +4 : ' ” on % : ‘ : : , rer . A279 Gra ate O° ) ( ) S a : — 7 + aes “prt “ss z! e| ae eater ge - green Duced : 1 wii JS, Studebaker pesewees Ti nitities ady for ) : Rus , 195 r £2) 1 24 FORD SEDAN T SIDE £ ures motor Fe = outh (eoker Gercichle, BUICK AUTO CcoO., oo O81 : * $33; 8) Al 3631 } reat, Sao Re hignway an@ McPherson. = sett tiberal Laan Gusto Pinishad Used Cars os UGE sian ce 7 | 7S OOGn IBLE bits - : ~ «3308 Locust, [m ~ Be I semi tor Several Buic , es ue rubber. good aphotetery : =the ' q BO f "e4 , ~ 2 4x . . ‘ _ ime ~~ _— oy ee 4 i erTen ings -“~ MOTOR CO.. or a rm. Te yme thin #8 - nar c YAH LEM » & * gon . Bos T beekse” 49 8. Broadway. Laciede 7557. "A nat aA a Ma =~ a a a am. lindson..... — = OES i} : . % . - 7 = sy ; — ; ne > an’ ea! “ANAittan ‘errr a ; q . _ . @ay er a ~~ w~S wee S t , . a hook te ; : ss -* 103

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5 Z900 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. 0 AE PASSENGER CARS : a ee SUNDAY. "AUT OMOBILES Sedans For Sale — an qd paint; eT. LOUIS POST-DISPATC” ACCESSORIES WEBER ~HUPMOBILE 5A BUNDAY, MAY _ 15, 1927. ESSORIES _t Sedans For Sale | i : — rase;!, ol “4 el ail lee ee er asta tires &chae- sq" 3 at a condition; m.: $50. Le jit - Baad e Tel] You the Truth where else can you get so much Used Car Value for our money. Our used cars are reconditioned, refinished Manv sre like new. 14) ‘SIDE cust iAy paeeren. te a ge: ag AO ie wr nage gett trade for lan: estar letely equipped: Mot ir OO met yt, Mallet ela gO, over- ain terms; urrantecd. (cSO) trade 8. Jef- if, can rh Safe Buying of Used Carse— OO gO } These and | 60 Other Bargaine CHEVRO 24 Touring 9140 HUPMOBILE ° _ CHEVROLET HUPMOBILE DODGE ‘2 | HUDSON ‘25 ¢ ae HUPMOBILE "24 ae + -495 i} OAKLAND ‘26 925 } SUPHOSe 26. Yourine: 1055 25 YEARS or SQUARE DEALING It will pay you to investigate our bargains before you buy. Our why cars are the ones to buy because they give satis- faction and because we tell you the trut WERER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE co. llupmobile Corner—19th and Locust. Branches——— 3005 Locust 7195 Manchester 6000 Gravols OUT-OF-DOORS DISPLAY 29TH AND LocUSsT Oven Evenings and Sundays. HUPMOBILE CORNER . a ** cash, ‘OE ada tan eR EE depends on reputation of dealers from whom you buy. Will he tell you the truth? We hare the car. yuu want. Pick it out to- day; bring your old ear: well take it as part payment; liberal terms. assmobile 100; $3 cur- down. ec) eS ~e - ag ttl gg itt ie ng “ “ il ll i la al 1925 Packard 7-passenger touring; good | rubber and paint: perfect mechanical condt- tion. This was ay ate owned and a buy that is hard to b FE BRANCH, Touring Cars rs For Sale A dle l FORD LG23; tse Cheeamanele en- | oF RLAND—Touring; geod condition; a, Si HICH GRADE eR) Sci See RER a j a } mr lane Studebake r D stribi ‘ : ; "4 1f > s ARE 7 ies So 192 4 Stephe mE on Pe... ) ' ag M: r {) L louring: : pees ‘I PUI Ny ve good mechanical OVE rr LAND -Tour ing: 1923. goud bat nd rul ke new; to convince — y Jot ; new paint and | o te: led, Pe i «= : : Tleo. S407 Maren ic) | gain at $45. Riefling, (f : | «me ver d tak e a ri le. Yo u’ i] se tk no ae Le rms or trace, Upenpn cc. ¢c- ; : —fT mur IDK, wy aL > Inode $75 Maid, : Tor rade iigs and $ dave : i - apap is, ie F — . | rms, rade, | 4 ~ unday pete tO; terms. 3318 Washineton. OVERLAND—In good —_, a at Mane heater, }Cc ADIN, ke AC — fou rin Slv. trade; Che wre le touring. “—s oe’ , & mids aa. |PACKA NA IEER URIS twin-#iz: sTUDEBAKFR—S a WIL 3 Rtdiged Used Cars” c - Fo — ings; all models: diana Truck Co., see Mr. Weeman. 814 3 IOTOR CO., I aston, Se | gee it today and . °9 MC. \ | Sain, _— Py TH JEEFFREON, 5 ashington Terme or trade. Yahlem, 1035 N. Grand. _ SEE THESE TODAY! WHPeeYRS: Loo or term peR PIERCE ARROW DISTRIBUTOR, Stu , x ASH—Sedan; ade for anything of vale tudebaker Big 6 Cor Willys-Knight Sedan 9s Bnd Ue; wire er) co"; = | lickory ni ory th COT) tion 47 Louring: all models: cash, pee 4 Auto Co., 2218 trace s. vet- IC Hk vROLI n: good rubber DF. CHEVROLE io. Wears (Cc) i) $100. 4490S Southw STUTZ s DEMONSTR ATOR | CHEV ROLET—Toyring BS’ OC) oO Mlo Here's a chance for nurchasing the gal a CHEVE LET aric sain Aan dh 7 ri > “oy 4 wisi. est — America at a recuceéd price: bet | S110 Cant, tears r ur 4 . . Ts a ' . ry C as BENJAMIN MOTOR CO CHEV ROLET—1 anes Locust TEfferson 02934 (ce?) | eis; barewins: te Hti\ ROlti-—-iouring | gain: S4a 1Oo10 | CHEVROL« fourm ) cood "ROD Ix se oe | CHE 2V ROL * 5. ; ni 5-passencer, 1926 . practically { | $60 831 MecNai TOR! Tourt new; fully eee and in CHEV Yi nae buv: § lition; cial price _— "} Ouring, & ine ea CARTWRIGHT EAST SIDE , Studebaker Distributors. Locust at 3¢ PACKARD 8 SPORT This car is in its beautiful ortgt- powerful motor | fUKD—~Touring car; for $75: ; stranded Soe wil fine shape: also camp trailer et SAND Catt V.Indel] 40447. al uring; high radiator; new tree | ubes; painted Duco onlv | p - ha , Open Sunda v 4166 ') ve | Phaeton. | “ | nal condrtion and its quiet, yea ile me | is perfect. Tires are excellent and our 3 50 per .| price is very low for a quick sale. See it | today and Fy u will buy it; trade or terms. >| 1644 SOUTH JF -FFERSON, (c5) lot extras: bargain: Delmar - eli 2001 >. Je ffer- ul , 7 0., 2036 Locust. CARTWRIGHT E AST SIDE ete yey H, hcg uring: S15: | good: call before 3 p. aF — lard 4. OWll: OoTner ot), ; rand, ‘ way. } anvthing: terms. 1819 Sidney. mont ~~ 0 . om a €895. i We are noted for the except! - de Car + Dp 7 T ptional selection of high-grade Cars CADILLAC PHAETON ; Or terms. Big Auto Co., caral {c) Custom Sedan. o erme : | 16544 act) (cD) | a RD—19? »4 => Open Nights and Sunday ® and 25, tourney wOlor AT: Poaiize THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO. CAR ’ Studebaker Phaeton | Nash Touring feraon. terms. 181 Ajax Sedan Hudson Coach . ee - ~— il et tt id ine. ar Washington). 023: ch oe pase cms A é ee Gardner Sedan Hupmobile Sedan TERMS AS YOU LIKE THEM WIEBIER’S Highest Quality 1817 LOCUST Lowest Prices SSS : poten 6-Day Driving Trial mode); 9 ——_—— ta gil model } =. week. 8) b N.!} ) « ~ n} 7 c } ns ae $3 up: all in z le 4 t Al ? , re | it¢ ’ AS, T Pf e . he ‘ ‘ s ' ’ [Tt t ™ RD—To uring: » ous rst- like a new | aa through- rms. et). as hetantial] eayv ing at our price: KUHS- prs HAVE Willys: ty inder | iA. C. 1925 Nash eedan: original Duco; gegg 1925: a aa : ; hy wOrOR Union, FOrest mod- | Larsted. L260 17 2354. brand new, ‘YS- ‘OV [2 LAND, Ine, Bleel like new. 6port hi tinn . erins as ‘ oo ~ f hes Tae le oe ha et 4-cylinder. 4-passene PIE R CE ARROW lase cond} ition: lots | Used Car motor: worth $200. SON Fayclid = YW. Ss] UDEBARKER—T iD S70 ‘ >t" | ST ag TOM INT | « 1926: 3114 ¢ FORD Sinke truck. tion: starter. Terins | FORD—Lo ton trucks, rade, termes 2506 S. rORLD Ton dump truck, | cheap. A702 Maffitt. FORD—Light = delivery | body; bargain: terme. 24 N. ? ri ° > ; r i*t - - 7 —_ nfs) JTTDEBARER touring; cheap. rs Beha tobe K-—I-ton,; 1 con- Apnly H. & H, Auto Repair, 206 N. 234d, anzs rah | FORD- — rT) perfect condl- ‘ass @il styies, £75 up; | Jefferson, (c57x) | Al condition: (c) De 7 _~™ . ir i EWELTEL'S. FEterean ‘oO uring PANN. \ orrie. ER—Ligt i AMS rood ey Alahb: Light 6: 2- ton tires 1 34-ton high stake. l’-ton chasels, solid {-a\|xX to running truck ; ma. express | Grand (ei) today, crt _- Autocar, Republic, tires Ford. 1l-ton stake matic tires Call aay pheu- ae i: 2218 S. Jefferson our price 1924: 2 LATE NASH SEDAN WILLYS. oy . NEW LOCA x cLYs a hand : Onion oO Ve Four-docr mode! like new, Seat covers, motor and ‘k. $60. 2533 8. 10th. carefully Parts—For Sale trade. “FORD te Timke n real bar- r; jike terns. 3745 4217 BM. Grand, ) har , ing; S100; on ler; must trunk, fully equipped, bumpers, etc. “Greet: est bargain you've ever seen. Low 2700 co long terms. Used Auto Sales, at Reaumon NASH SPECIAL SIX 2-DOOR SEDAN Dueco finish: good tires: a sacrifice only $525: or trade: see this "NABH Cco., ar no ST fine 43 Delm BOY S! SEE THIS! Late mode: Nash sedan, a riot for eperd, heauty and snap. You know it's O, dan * -ause we guarantee it. Five days’ driving \ trial, too. It's go cheap, you'll wonder how | long this has been going_on, Get wise. Come ye O today. To oe terms. Used Car Exchange, ada Ts something | Ene | 1927 Nash Sedan aloes Metropolitan § NEw LOCATION 0: or. you } Nash Co. 4217 N. Graod Four-door w,ith full equipment: this car run 3000 miles. Can be bought et an at- tractive saving. Guaranteed, COlfax 3117-3189. Br OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN. Used very little. $1400 car, $795. Terms : Yahiem. 1035 N. Grand av. -| OARLAND—1926 4-aoor sedan; for quick cc) sale only $895: aleo 1924; original Duco; | 4-whee!l ‘brakes: any kept; oniy $385; dnd et about $135 down. Graupner, 3418 Locuet. reiim- | GARLAND—1927 Landau de luxe sedan; tee rent new. from overstocked dealer; factory Pi eheral / guarantee; save $200; all extras; act ° cr quirk: trade and terms, Graupner. 3418 Locust. ee — 1926 OAKLAND LANDAU: &8ED ie A}most new: cost $1435: it's yours for | OLivre MOTOR 00. 108 rac eT. 1927 Oakland 2-Door Sedan Laed by an official of our company; driven only a short distance, — con: idition: fully equipped; p! —_— ie 5 bearing work and (Os New guarantee: factory oO: perfect } TOR, DE. 4700. | = . al ee ee = vorust $75 (cHyy yced jlow MISSISSIPPI A ALLEY MOTOR CO. JEfferson 3542 "801 Locust st. B ARGAIN 70 AKLAND SEDAN just like ® body ex- ‘3: ¢ Pied penta run verv littie: yeees car new car. Cost more than $1400 “S the NCH pesaanit mi nt. Can be had on S539) (eo) oe ar guarant terms or trade. Ue \HM- Witec HELLE’ TR {roTOR N, $395 ov — 1049 S. Boyle, at Manchesial —— ; O54: guaranteed; r Q “s: o45. pend got 4593 Easton. OL DsMi BLL E—De Tuonstrator: closed mn *e; aeer'y ; me 3 Loc ust. san e luxe equip “Latest d trade, teed: bargain; “guaias . = Grand 8816 oi © .door sedan: terms; trade. Sait mel. Kuarantee: | TOR SALES | ton al! terms. OLDOSMOLB i. E slightly used : terms, Knig OVERLAND—J 000; anteed same as new, Easton. (OVeKLAND—Late 182 der car so 4 doors and 4 x00 ood new paint: perfect motor and new Sl biggest bargain this year. only ‘battery: ms or tt! Se iI AH M- MITC ole 5h MOTOR CO. 10 Manchepieh +? qcyiin 4 we P Phew lways open. 9s. Rovle, at 3» 93% ond SOCUM Overlang sedan, late 1925: rebuilt ané re — “ag 4 Ip beautiful Oo. live gree ‘ gus ‘WINLYS-OVERLAND, Ine OVERLAND SEDAN } ] se an Tate model, full balloon res. car wonderful ehape, @$ our new Used . St ir xe ee. WILLYS-O¥ ERLAND rt a t.f al 2. ; OHTO AND t. ’ >; best con: | (ONE BLOCK WEST OF SEF FERSON. | GRand $615, Open evening® 1926 ‘OVERLAN D 28 Gr AV vis. | 4 fi ret-: “aes : ; : — . ' Six egedan;: nothing like it in is fe the monev: economical; pow erful m the hack if do not think it w ‘TRON. price: 2007 Locust sound City. Anto amelie 1022- (¢) eA DAN ©. K.'d and Rubber and: Terma. this one. | 4 eer han bdan @uco. with | reason: | hee #: excel- duco paint . PACK ee ene S-pissencer, AN zene’ Loan Co... 3802 Easton, ing on new muvee 1926 Paige Sedan [ey Seven-passenger. run 6 inal tires and finish like te | third Sts cost e: ’ hh ’ ike AUBURN ST. TOVUIS co. Re | Formeriy Mound City Avto Co: : ___. | PONTYAC—T1927. Landau de Tuxe ola EDAN | mew from overetoc ked a ame wag | evarantee; @ave 20) r cen a ndition: bar tunity: very easy terme. Graupt + Locust. Eee =e Pontiae Landau & Sedan Owner wanted larger car 3D Oak! broken in: By the equipment neected; in excelle tien: new-car guarantee. CO. MISSISSIPT VALL oo M oOTOR “ JR{ferson 542 egies mg ct RE O—fedan. 5- oe ex , chaniea] co nditic + Niigata a in ful buy ron i ful maroon: gu wom a AWA tires: erms grade, Foals Washtn 7 REO “Si sDAN GIVEN we ReposseM@ed: going for the balangs only $459; cost $1600; ig >AH LEM. et CHES 7 NBACKER— —19 ae u ar others: ¢ open. sund 9 ist Lame __-Straix : 'CKENBACKI mS, in com $1800; cash OF t : Bor ih 126 | vw it ; fer er ‘0 with th er ’ At eins ‘ eae ne 4 Used Car Sto e. WILLYS-OVER 4 AND OHIO AND LAFAYETTE BLOCK WEST QP JEFFERSON, INC GR ai 3 & Pou eClialedc COLE SPO _Late tour iONE (Ra tide MODEL Taxicabs ~lLat im 2 rms, 8508 “a ‘Jeff nie ‘. 8 ae ig Mgt Ean ne | it at a | aerms. trade _ “BUY MORE BUICK—Touring: o24: “pertect condition. j Be ae esld2A_Winnebs | . “575 } Huber. nerfect eee! £0) .m. 4802 Ledug, ; $1Yv. 51°: Fite cms “ if 4 at? . Pu 4 . Late 5}? serngzer: £ ‘ un- Hayne idelet. Cla’ Pig cxaguer. ee) Caro! Touring Cars For sere Loc's CT. VISELY Do: ig ngs F110 Al dition: con Tour! ¢-passenger 2eAiR fT; Dn, Ing out terins Modge. | UNIVERSAL, .- 1) Locust. Always Open. Us. a SOvo - if 7 ~- Pere | Boon © 1 Wk: re pu it. tae uring, ~ ip ’ eee tl tattle a te Studebaker, —— Soe —_ TRIDRIANS TO (6) \U IAS Ui NGS DODGE All Models Up to 1926 Six. ! — S | rT overs, i | : } refii will 1 and in eell for $21; io - of bargains taxe and -TOURINGS CSED ¢ ~944 Locust ae Tour! Ing oniyv + ruud that notice! iM RLAND. Ine. STUDE (BAK ER—Li geht : ‘21 model: Foe i ition 1-2 | Gear (| ~~ sienteetillien ptitinn s ile on — a a - —t nat gt ay ne Oe a on ‘AR EAC HANG E ma eondi- Uneler-Phedaed Used (ars® JIEWETT TOURING, > C i ,> } eo S50 hore ‘ane go SHOU KUR' HS- so HAVE t. tires and * » Moon t ? ’ ae eas an ted 6 ~N (sta j y ining M. x C. ‘tern - "O38 Tac a? 421, —— | CHEVROLET 1 TON TRUCK. 7 ° tion ane anteed, ; Se a aon DOL E— Pane! tion 3AN ‘ag $110; terms; truck; $175; | I. 800 cas 1212 N. truck; ” fc) unday. jat fe! hefore LS1Lo Sidney | FOKRD—i92 trade. ]s | FY ‘) oe re |; $7 24 Evans. For a ae bus Kster rues 5 j ae incloeed; $165: terms. trad 18 ; | FORD—Truck. a6: 1444 C dump terms, a sidne ‘Weedlos Fp ie Grudehaker Veht 6. renewed complete: ne n oat ? it. new rubber: priced to eell. Rar 4 ie) l-ton;: and "Ford ne- linton chain drive and worm drive | — hey a . chassis, DL AMON _D T MOT OR CAR COMPANY Corner 22d and Morgan Se. Open Sunday 9 to 12 body: YH: amilton. terms, best ic ) trade; Light delivery: came! r ~ L450A (FORD — 192 _ton truck: 1°th set, | Goodloe Ptudekaker ' aker Daseeneee, phaeton; $1235 driven, leas 4 5 miles: like ere FORD—1924 1. : { and eA 2 ton nile, 21 & Yorn STU DERAKE BS -Light and Special! Sin FORD—Truc ‘k: motor perfect: Pe p ndit ; “~ © 9 \ yay, xq ’ » rs rs ee 34 wre tS: bargain. 21314 Howard. : large stake body: co! dition: only 4373 pannett. a i private who wi! ir our del liver v. Great Westerr "S14 Locust. > HO-« + a $85: termes, trucd, st. mtist eell: paint. im} {——Touring car Ro chen "a Sew- DEBAK tc} i ot berte. Diamond | $185. ie) hody : $165: 13 Locust. 7 : — . SPEEDS TER | FO RDoLa ‘ ton truck: atarter. : r hi! closed curtains: — touring WwW j ned 1, r. tH! . 4539 Natura! Bi idg fit! - . verhanied: 5-day on onal | FORD -—— Licht delivery truck: side overnh ie: o-Ga) ra | talus. SOS: 8: 2 ‘I 1 s for $475 on lone terms: } 2 8: ie down. aii) Natural ? a ) ich, 2729 N. z Grane. . i FORD Trock or DUPLEX TOU yg Call e ors i he g0o0d rubber ira! OLIVE. ce € | day, 7200 Nat: StU DEBAKE R PHAETON FORE Pee] Cf} @tarter: $165 ‘o> per cent halioon tires: ton and rol] curtains: fully nice buy for gniy SA5U: “BIG 6 us eporty Studebaker perfect Pp. ~passengei, driv roadster, very cheap: between 10 and 2 Sun- Pricdge truck: Te coal roy. 4229 wy BR. Bridzg (C4 7) used only ng ee wr i. | ForD—i 98 Iy-ton delivery:: months; must sell, owner le@yvi Broadw ay. , Hens rY > cheap over —— g. 2501 s. det. FORD—15 trucks. 3S most new: 3 3 @take trucks; peddier trucks, ice and coal: 4 light de! ivery, cheap; trade, terma. 2860 tu ti FRAMPTON 33n90 TAacuct. eben -Rédaed Used Gu-s* ST UDEBAKER SPECI AL 6 S405 takes 4%. you need © hold . opeTi 7 condition. Terms, | FORD—Light *h 2729 N. Gr AT id, | pane! body: ee ST ‘ash or terme, rt pooch $195: } pe . av q,T% * " $e : makes BO; | on: 19295: dump ee 7. cheap. ; private. * 4200 or 4147 TyeON (ec 11° truck: 1927: made by Ford company: estee}] ruckstel] axle: low down Sunday. suit ie Se {c) delivery tru 26 ~—Ss type’ repainte fe 30. day uarantee; Mendenhall. 5 Locust and ey opine (c) F lil} 2-ton G. M. C. stake bods, pnev- ' matic tires, overhauled and painted, $700 ii il | Many other makes priced from $100 to $400. DIAMOND T MOTOR | iit CAR COMPANY | ‘Ui 22d and Morgan CEntral 0882 wal trade. s 1937 Dodier. 19: “4 Buick Touring, $395. INTERNATIONAL 192. > Buick Touring, 7-passen- 13 4-speed. ne | rey $995, ger, $2 1923 Suick 4, $195. 1994 Dodge Touring, $225. 1994 Ford Touring, $¥o. —S —_———————e ee cheap. or wi £995 "LIn | “dD: DGE—16. 3 item For Sale 0 | Miscellaneous Bl SSES—2. Heo; gvod running order. ROVO S Sroademny, CHEV ROL ET—F. B. good eondition: excellent rubber, side 248K mechanical] | iJ. ver val Phone overhead ve equipment; s SOT! %Y = 1923 tludson Speedster, STA ‘ ‘ ‘ TRUCK—With 1926 Stutz. Sport Touring, Call ha > ndav morning, 3815 4,,° - ‘ TON TRIG k—Reasona bie > ‘ ' - . = POY. Call Monday, 2502 1922 Chevrolet Touring, $40. | TRAFFIT—Tate e . ; rate; h Pp: t , 1923 Hudson, special wire | terson. 107 , | TRUCKS—Dump and stake; wheels, $199. 7 ieewa T¥ier 0216 925 Hupmobile Touring | TRUCK—4 ton: real bargain. $91} et ear. fect, $465. | TRE CKS—Used, 1925 Flint Big 6, $399. 2809 N. GRAND. ky Zz S1 : liimng: Teimar PAth chases, truck or na terms. 2000 &. POON (cf2) BS500A N. picnics. , per- ————— rig? oa prices (eR) kinds: : “«) ° “*% 29% fen , RUCK—1°4 fa ‘ yy TRITH he For Sale ile trucke at Cr > aA2nng ; ‘CITE Mf! mTOR COM az fe®) ’ im ’ ieorw te USED TRUCKS |1-ton T H.C han and Write 1: 6 and guar- ‘ust. € ‘he vrolet Ton Truek, Panel body very good shape MONARC H, 3137 Lee a] condition: OLED mechant Se A tov! P a rte + ; ; tor Co. fc) pian vet €750.00 nd evenings. Lafavett: 1VLs Bernard. truck: n107 ruboder: LAciede good i] le et atid 2733 first-class condi 1925- 1924 nt panels and ~~ acTeerné, ret Se 1925 pon 1974 light delivery. nag mo intablie rims, - 1925 c wherro! et 1I-tom panel, with extra arg. ad¢ 192 5 Cl Ford panels, atarter and de we e868 low as tn aie ail NIGHT — ua mi nthe old. tu i 1) r one: sac fice 13 7 t am l, -ton truck Lo h top = /\* 7 {livers @ 19°24: make mies a tt te te s' .ke bo.’ — vrolet. 1-ton, hae stake Le The ' guarantee, 32343 bWaston run ~ hy) er. ~ — ‘en with stare ae eo A alt 126 Graham 1%4- “5 Graham I-ton with stake rc Dow bsg T ATE MOTOR CO.., ine. liu ~ ‘Tt? (cAT7x) od cond i- ‘roft a’ = (co? oR DS-——Trucke: Y low; Auto Exchange Easton. PORD—T rock. poset >: tio? Wm fray 50 a OO tt ant oe ne ‘ tl uty - ’ a tie te eae * cinta ta a itt, » * ‘47 10 20 Delmas. (ec) Tl, ese ca | MONARCH WHITECOMPANY. ov er - USED CARS Open and closed models. *D 5 DOWN Aron Te! rr UNCLE E AUTQ U CO. 2909 WASHINGTON Open Sundays. W hueter body: : Hliland | | oN. | Accessories, | AUTH Ee | x Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous Berry Motor Car Company Exceptional Values 1925 Buick Standard 6 ... cca beac 1925 Hup 8 Coupe... 895 1924 Buick Sport Tour- eo 0ckad eee eee 1925 Chrysler ‘‘70”’ a eee 1925 Buick Town Car .650 The above cars are in excel- lent eondition. Ask for dem- onstration, 2201 Locust Open Sunday CEntral 6638 SPECIALS TODAY They all look like new and are in perfect condition. fi 4-Door Sedan, Nash Adv. 6 4-<door Coupe. Nase Adv. f} 4-Pase,. Coupe. Nash Adv. 6 Touring (Dem.). ~aeh Spee. 6 4-Door. Sedan. Meon a su t Touring. Nash Spec. Hup Club Fasex Coach. A chance to get a ewell car at a real bargain. TRADE OR TERMS Open Evenings and Sundays. South west Nash Co. 3039 LOCUST RONES! VALUE ‘lus the experience and rep- utation of fifteen years of square dealing. You could not want a sounder guarantee! i CHEVRULET 1923 Coupe. .$ 60 ESSEX 1926 Coach: go mechanically: upholstering fine; finish slightly dull.. HUDSON 1925 Coach: best Hudson buy tpn 8t. Louis. JEWETT 1924 Brougham; fine condition throughout.. / STUDFBAKER 10975 Big Six Mrougham: looke and drives like brand new car, tiree almoet new; guarati- lem q : " ‘ ‘ eer _-ANKLIN enn Secan; like n@w: excels dition mechanically. ideal family car . OLDSMOBILE S-~«ylinder &Se- dan, & passenger: a — running car; guarantors. OLDPSMOBILE ‘24-25 Tour- ings; some aaa as low a4 175 | Dt RANT 1923 Teurtas: re- built and refinished De Luxe Auteuil Co. 3115 Locust 5868 Easton PEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS (ctr: ee ye — 375 450 . Re Oe eg et a a, RR a, Lee 295 | rj) ) ‘ POP RE Ee SRE es =e. iis for (BO) ‘1824 f<') Biue Kibl» 10 @ aeu VIL- 405 or “TAR Ts—Bu ¥ A 4407 Ww, puntos Frankiis. $3.80 infer 5A eon | 33 of . ano new HtUm 38780 i7R) , Maa rtiy. rAhi L sew ftelia! Lie ‘332: Srendwed parte for Fords: 72320 N. broadway, iLwae © AR25~-Bees lirma da’ lareeset stock in ‘Ff ete oo tires Pa it ‘a cra Al 4544 henner! . mode}. PENT EPRa AND GEARS—Roaller and bali bearing. timing «crare and chains. ax ee replacement oarte for ali 4 Waener Gear Co 1» WVOTOR- 310; 4 Si: raftator 35 a Sa: generators $i. “5: hanna | 425 Tockia. romt een egchang*d icv¥) || TIRES — Rallvone '| fines—d &. Parts—For Sale | 99) | Accessories MOTOR CYC one gs slightly | by police department |5-GAL. MOTORLENE OlL. god, none better. 408 N Ip $2.50: some ge % Salvaged Truck Parts. Schatten Vis Vickers. In@. CEntral hi a International Truck Parts ls If pri OR TRUCK PARTS C0. #61 Maryet MOTOR TRUCK Auto Bodles Wanted ' BODY Wid.—Pord coupe, 1924, 1926 el. fash. CAbany LAGER, Auto Bodies For Sale AU TO RODY—Closed delivery; ao VARGA ) : leasure: trade, term | BODIES—2 atake, for one ; : or — a CHEV RO — Closed 1926- terms. trade. MORR | CHEV ROLET—body, coupe, $35: sedan, ~Bridge. ' we I J ' 1727__Waverly be DELIVERY BO a" ) ford: very cheap. = ! foRD-—ody: 1525 |. body, si 4229 we ; FOR — 1oe5- ats coup t . FO ant; stee! body ae 1397 pan om BODY—Ford coupe: _ cheap Trade. Natural ORD BODILES—Sedan; trade, Morris. 2510 ‘Olive. D ’ er nition: FORD bodies; coupe, ; ster: all models; bargains. 2811 FORD PODIES—O*f all kinds; trade. Calkins, 4229W Natural —— KF mD BODIES — Sed sters trueks. speedster | way. | FORD— Body: ives tour! | Ford touring, 15; 1924 roadster, $35: eedan. $15: panel truck body, | W. Nat'l ridge. PIERCE ARROW— body: $50. Call CEntral TRICK RPOHY—Fo h ROS5R Easton. Chassis For Sale CHASSIS—2ton truck: excellent tion; —~ tree platform ; terme, Girand. Ny Broa FORD CHASSIS —Starter, extra ¢ $30. Morris, 2810 Olive FORD—Il-ton chasais, SR, dition; terms Ww syit. 53 N 1924. late 0 Jefferson. Fi POR! peed “hh ee) e. 4 2501 4. cheap. Rieliing., 1923 Ton Truck, Chassis Brarte-: good bat tery: good rubber; good mechanical conaiti BRAY-HAMIET nC HEN MOTOR CO. 5127 Delmar. Auto Traliers KAMPRITE TRAILER—Better than new; $150 WEheter 9537 ie) Tires For Sale | PAY AS YOU RIDE oo = ; Peer Lannaes 344) ia ee eet) alighty used by Police Lh penaa up. 1900 ee TIRES—A!) sizes, $2.50 fon tires ali sizes, $2 and up ‘ni? Carr. (<6 TInNES—Solkd truck: two, 36812; eard: $0) each iret a. 17th #t. te) ‘rok, o483%, gew, 81% i~th #t. ic) truck, 3%«3'%. new: on) 20 } Ith e#t, Tr. 344%5.77 at your ewn price. _ (2eor ge fe Two S7xo mounted, 6682 (e) —Follg jrock, © two, Tax5, used. B10 TIKE — =; truck: twe. "S58. peed; $1° each. 1017 N. 12th et. Goodrich tres and tubes. anda 441. TIHES io st TIRE Se heeat Tinke— each “aly HI ' TI Wells. 4x5. wees. sould truck: Ta on'y $12 each. 1020 N. i Tinee- geod ceendrtjon bith TIKES in, JT ame d ni) ae Je! i:KHox—) lie pressure aii sizes 7.50 an et -Goed used solids. Sant. 4.4 —~ a. 4nd. 10, Jennetie Tire bo. Cavs ’ ‘? oon tireey ton. and ‘heme up owed: soit with or with- hom kt thee thie G18 e@Y- eel an4 :am expert. @eheel Pine, f ) TIRES—Mtebtly ling: bri! and rim treubie. GLENN. Gr ' , SOTTD TRUCK hee—* Tix5. 15 a itSeD TIRES S82 uw A Sh enand: ve hh, see) IIKE Recent “cote. eftustment : Roodtich Firestone Basin a AAn4 ta Ss 80 32 (P45 oe SixS 25 S577 23 °7 #9 85: gate s 25 37,00 B ctahialale . “ft (ytee —is . i Tops For Sale LSED TIRES—Keotse. catches, eet oricee tng © a 9567. 4333 Easton. De 4 t covers ond dems ime a laceuerting Mote Car P aod Too Co.. 3845-47 Bastes. Ltates

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ALL maxcce of racics solid for iess money. | *&! § ’ - DDOR TIN | y ment at? —_ os ONER ND LUNC!} Mi — Roc aT pi ab! wing |} 17086. : 1H neas a oe Pipe 1) OO od ba > pe Ratle bacnan & 1643 NESS Pprises .Teec . ere he } .i \ HUI] uEn oN j an from ait ar SM ania —_= and to! 15o30) Bidd SE 4 Oss bs pot socks : | ZOOMING Hit SE Ory) —S— CAST Pr. —o a 7 | a> te : “nie gel e openin , re ; A ry -~ A] —| ith sie; =. € rfice ’ CoO}! ie secre 4 imty. 7 cae jemet ; 7 4_in i y : a : en | 4 PART NINE. | more r you a3 : an | , | ITE — © | vei" wi An ’ . = oe : ete eba st — ; ‘ “>? & i i FF t). ; j . . . cL | pre " fin oO! iti f — ~~ : . * ' . . 4 ) ——— | aia ated ‘Us Rat ca ' oe . wa & | we weit | . ‘ ;, an - » TDAH?) { , ND) diag atin wen nee of : mm} i ERY- LBd = narket 4) oie neke i «tal | ‘ 6-inch 20m , sek: tf ) enennat ‘ ™ - Advertisements sickness: 10 Toome: On the Following Pages: down, $25 “DOLty- Pace adoption a *eeee* *ees . i wIiMING ay nents RNA REAL Agents pootveeoeess . HARP. GRang 14$21M. Uifermeve ...- +++ ter ereeberes PAPER ROUTE—sSewspaner c ROOMING HOUSE Wid.—For equity auto Travel Trips ....«-+++: : SPaPER WOUTESA — fa. -MMETT BALDWIN. 604 Otee, 1 geards - NEWSP AP! Bit : D won Pill ante - POMING HOLSE 2 rooms. ho _ ’ gricklaying _ Tuckpointing. _— come no cealera, Rasiness Cards R ceeees ; , ran 4 bes O ree ry and) imd ire: is : ' : .T) ’ ‘ | — | ing rapt saw igen “ys Maker: price ———— ee TA 3 “lorisea! —————— acne “-T” ; HOLSE—t rooms, pee gent ves “banaine: nice [7 . and | GH RY STORE AND DELIV, Pease (OAR HILL & RE | div . re naw. , learing city. wi Carpe ees eee AMERICAN BI SINESS ENC HANGE. . weeps "aon a sd ¥ 1D r } | PARLAG!] 7 a 4 : = ” — . Cemetery Lots eee ete 709 Vi Bids Entral 4179-4136 rast a a eo) | withou niding iss B av.icMi jive ¢ essm al; ot se 15 OUSE—7 rooms. cheap tents ee anil Muellin sas . * ‘ } 2m ; ot? | on. on ‘ b« La 3x — . . . — | ' . . ( ‘ ° — ri" ‘ . cer tral }ocaUl0n. Phome | 3 Coming Events ...-+++++- -~10 —— Pras. Mancina .. «+++ tere teees iseKee ry! i 4 . J feraon i yentists . 7 . eee e . Detectives .. : e c0ee Pressmaking . eee giectrie Wirt ..--ccceee. Se 33 Sf m Gas Pipe Cleaning ..-..««. ; Maas 820. ‘ ao BC : 1] ‘lid ee ¢3) Hel p— Men. ), ae + “The Park . ANDY ROUTE ss pa AMEKIC AN BI SINESS | EX RANGE, | } PRY—Sacritic : as ) re (css i R MING HOUSE Sat 6 rooms: Help—Women, Girle --..... conGR Perpetua! oe ce ; Bidz. hoes | | , carry trade lat : Be ag im THE — Ry... By ween il trad Lon Live. ‘ Flotels (See Real Estate J) Be . “AG rer ' »derful “opportu WOUSES oa! 1 {ostruction . Fee Lace Curtain Cleaning eeaee to«t and Found Medical " ©. .eTm ' ,idn~ abe wii iL Sf . ‘ Bh isd Millinery asenine cash, terms ' *aleswomen . ~~ ee Se Ww BR mei on. ‘ School os sit | ~ 29 2 iD 19 "ews atta e eee eer ee af — aE om: - ee /_ Heenpnewua ' st SFr ae : — LiKe EN ey » St ' a : —— : PO MOMIN (OUSE—13 rooms: : a hte : ney GARDNER REALTY (© or be tes "a in ect ngine, | GRiM Y AND } MARK ET—La: ion; fully , _ nends rage: Tent only $80, ~satseeeagereli dda eee Fa ee tS —— . : D é Sells. trades are le iT rrvcs Tye’ qn good — _ = * ‘ z 7 r _ : athe ; 7+? ; Z M * ii - ‘ avid =6f -Tr}¢ i : : ie I ; . ARTHI RK FRENTROP. : + hd Lin Specia) Notices . *“eeeeeeeeee s portance nd sae See oes | eae caer: | “tor aie; vO, $49. Box E-102._Post-Dispatel erage. enenp. Ot: ae aa or : NG HOUSE Storage Moving, Express...... e , and. 4 : rece aad ' ° é 7 ' ™ s ’ ‘ ’ ; . bales —, : } . : “ ‘ eat ’ _ Om y ° . ** . . . . : : . aes ' in : tre : Linde! _ | caton:. Oe, &. ater Stoves. Furnaces, Kepairs..... ROOMING HOUSE—Latayette av } Theatrical ...-----+..eeseees ig hikes D1 rz reoms: all filled: ; Tolle? Articles “eee * @ we oe © * . iE YE INV. CO., 7tb and Chestrut. Tra t é a "2 rece | 4) Tit Guaranty Bide de Schools eeoeer , — ° " reasonable: | Fy MING HOt SES—Went: | Tuekpointing tree eererans OnGAX _ team he ee wrrrrrrritr,r ness; ré : nt $60: price $27 ! N. 7th, RoOMING HOUSE—14 rooms; modem: i always 5 for sale or aceeege. - Tucker, ma a° yy Nay ty WH as 1 m 19 10 10 ’ a : | | BROADE RS Ente! tied ae SE—New. + ee alwave arriage Licenses lg ‘Bre . re ioe ‘tag ir selling. Reine Births Recorded | i=", See nat Di spate __ ene) § ecor ed R. and De rothy garage he D. SG u ; . oa) IN at SF—11 rooms, . “ee re (.KOC ERITREA, AAI: Ines Ts AND BL ILI ‘ : “> ; - : , atte © , de corated ant ee si ial Per j iN Fs af ~ = t ; RN ial > A Pret-Die , income: ain: terms, ‘uneral from ; bare = tt urla ermits | iors, 171U Nort LNs dé i SF AND RESTAURA) ’ He ae oa ) . g rooms, {me ining room | A nerd ~ - | ‘4 . ; . — . . . ‘ _— . : i . 4 . : : pee | ‘i ¥ . 7 : * a . ’ ‘7 : ® 7 ; . ‘ane , > *» - : ea ~ RADIO DOCTOR : : ; acorn} i ) Ba Z -EP AIR SH 7 moe naa € Dea “ne ’ , or restigal full | furnit located on Highway * Dome , : fartey Couneil, Aa j i LY ' bai : . ; A ; ; ft ; Pe ap ; - 1 reine . De Sato al Estate Cos. ; Ms -_ . : 4 "Ty 4 f : 4 1 | : 7 . . 1 | » i A , 4 ; , . > ; ' & ’ 2 ’ ’ : ” . - e P ho : x ~* iF ¢ a tk i'M NG HOUS SES—Good income pre era. us ekeeping. full, modern ....-$2780 i —" ase S500A seineal cash: rent $150; Pine, ee as . H. Brashear SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES mn anne | City; fully equipped. Phone CAbauy € anit Sar 405 Wash. “cieal stock; eash Durtuess iy omnia | sei ohath lense. cot 510.090, 9 Sa S34e Washington. 11 housckeeping.. ; le Gerlin 5213 Southwest | “wo oF pe ‘ - 454) Washington. lI housekeeping. . 1! ; rs Bie ine Jr_. ‘ss Fenton angie re ‘ pi Me >} ve. 13 hous@sM@eceping *eenene -* : Vv , , “644 Morganford wd 3621 ‘ uve street, SOE 1. ucas, 19 sleeping «..+- ++. % : saith ¢ ARROLL—Ox " »" ‘ . + ‘ : ? ; ’ , 7 ~~ ? ‘ 1 : r a, ‘ ‘ " _ Res . a ‘ oun ‘ ° 223 Broad a, ost housek JOHNS REALTY, N. Grand. in, 9179. — sE—Income $250 nday: best offer; ne . 4122. “AND MEAT MAR opportunity ef s ess, iocated at 4113 Max irgaret H me a 1 ae epproxi- . Pig : 2745 Pestal: zz) : - 2110 Victor | terment SS, Peter ¢ inne 7 ” ee) , v4 Jit iad : ty j 7 D : : : oF : omefit of Cl itoas ~ ' a i a. 101 ? Lawton rda f 2 108 pH ma cl RTIS— Entered STAMPS AND COINS tie, 130 Ps , anaes : ST DETAR : : : tig ) , ie A cteld — nf . 2712 St. Vincent |“" Ts" 1997, at #4 ert i fe? OY aelek. ss ' 4 “a ? et : ? ‘ : ’ tfit ; . . >= fee ne r ; VIC rox “0714. . ; oe : ion 18 Etate at. ast ‘st. ‘Ponts, Aas | : | we — seh | rom the George re ae og * Pgs tc = . : = detent rench | Baston aveuue. MR Bh eg format : 509. te FT DRINK PARLOR—Or will cee ve &. Stent ww J roadway Fears ee sad . i . > . - a» : " id . ; average ow i RP TAUR r Reali money Miaker; on.) a r uth Olive et. (7) : facial . € or det ee On . . tern cood busi: le- | SUPT-1 RINE PARLOR—Good Jjecatien; oe PTOChARKG On: Jefferson Fe . ot ee ue a LUA ERY ERG cadre JOHN CIZER, , 2915 F Kut grr. Victor 20710. 2 -. tcmmene. Ghennine neeeg ine - 1 ij bi ‘ , : j nD i Ove " ~ , I i . . : , " oe . ‘ . . > @ s *« ’ - : : _9 Th his ; . *t) M rina fH $628 Maffit 2636 Cc) ara ADDING M Af HiN }-—] ; ior hy i . 4 =I , g* F ir [= ' ; - eo ie { . £ NZ - « : : La Reid = ‘ ‘ / . 4 oe: a ' ws — cA : r i = ? : 3 ; r ‘Tr "7 rT) ot = ir c . "7 r} 4 givh real barocpine« WHIT Market ——__— mnnent 7 ' - ; #. ws : . i a . : — — ines ; acri fice 1s: nt (le: cl et : _ (7) Ridge. Mo [te ree n ; een. MACHINE - roughs at you: : D } cuR CO ws 5 aS So . / Rega agela series Demme paid : . ou OU; Wes lin; much trafiic 2 a ota established . a : Ridge. Mo under the @ wn rice, 159 st. Geo: : “cE PpTION al OF? ait = — — = heat! eap. S$Yo0 5S. Broadway. A °. 3 | : wes =. Jia tan for quick sale. $600 , ba : dee = - 5 king Co r — 2 | . ae : ‘ s 4 . ri : ri 2 i — ‘ : ; ; ai ‘ ax > 7 2 ' . . . : } ~\ . one, . ‘ . 8 ° : . . ' “ “ 7° « & v = . . “i : ‘ : (ot : as ‘ 4 yUls d ge pga ee ae Sa os eff] net bs at : achine, | : lo Must . r, Box ¥-15 51 Post OR ge ge wth, Mag rises my n- | Sele x ES- , ‘ 734 rf ? ‘ ’ ‘ - J ; 2 : - : . : , , ' 4 z , cou bs | ~¢, & rie" en 1 ri) ; ig. “Entral 412 = : ' rebuilte and new rtabiles race : e mo ree «a se ie : " ae : "9 Rigen omy , : wor han ¢ peo Bde tS 22 rou Ca! ro ice cream and notions. A. ; , and repair ali makes. “letch Je Pn a= | tua] : a et % soe : j : pat * 4 . \DHOLSE—1 : business; 2 fil LER. Room 207. 3548 & Grand! East St. Louis, 1005 te . MOA LAT : he - 37 j : ia —— 2 i - " T nth ‘ . . 4 b ie PF 2 EW RITE R&S—Goo d. es Je . 1) ) 5 ‘ ay w AN I i O SELL . . ws - Sots ~~ 4 . - “ o a oh ; ’ | ; a _ . oo ‘ ’ : Ai a *% i " ’ bs We 4% 7 e rz. | + ; . ’ ay sod . on : 7 : Gam Bik i his RE« ‘ MDED. wok ht's 1512 Locust yur nes na : lace it witt ‘ ' 5 ! , - : , hg ed : . paar ee a diene ‘ Fa Seah ; - SR? arr ’ , ’ ee i . J TYP b WRITE Rs—-$15 and ur? repairin«: / rie —— ‘ ; ; ; = : ® .* ; ; . ; . i p 4 ane ea ‘ : | : =F = 5 . g z 25 * 4 } Rr TYPEWRITERS—All] makes Lilt Ron : 7°. 10 flour ter, bread machu white | - : pk 85 S24 = ae ee tn 296 Pret-D ve “gama : erm, A N. Rroadwey. 'TA ‘HOP — First-class. d or Liner wb gg mone: repair aa | , cd 7 : : ' ~ = ti bop: ae | ar ¢ ick 3 gant ge SE at our VEG ET ABL ES AND gen EWELR fe vcase. watchmake - — eo seal Sols om ‘AILOR SH Sacrificing: wf! sell ‘ee - Sales Co. 123 N. 8th, ; lor lene weap re! erice $2100. — $2590 cash. balance monthly: sre x. 1512 N. Fas 7 al arkel in tae st = sx ; ou 12 . . — : 4005 Lafarette. , A lien Gruer ar win siaeakig ae AMERICAN BUSINESS EXCHANGE, scnianeiein aaa cag ae rg | ece ml ay rood opportunity. : - Ul sna ; OG | : as vy ” » Cn >) » eyace COTrTer oaet ng stati BU RI AL Pr -RMITS. ae 9 Page. ee OMING HOTS! 5 : 3 : win = flat. garage included terms. le: leaving 1: - * OR (oR %x) JOHN CIZEK. 2015 Rutger Victor 26714 _ “AR G “GAR. AGE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Po -ysscene eel : Fai es Gendt an | 2,207: scroms from school: wonderful | une? tick wast ; shops! CONCH STANT eed Tocalion 7 7 : mas, full. § ———— et ER — m1. A se gy PS nwt Mle tent! 32 at «party - | — EC NERY — Sout Pe: panes 7 ee ? » as. 3 ach . —— = 2 he ~— ; . | Bee 4ixG HOoUSsE— } WF FRA vE 4S bos ness nuttahle for ss" tite free. Keator. Hartfor) Bldg. C ' ae : h oF ter > & wna? Fs ae : ' — ij *. sll . A ror : ro 1421 _Misso eour 3 oe | x i w ¢ VERTISE out of t $-% ; BA] ‘ | : Lie] SHER = LY. acl; you west rates; best hook Standard Ads ' A Pah Ty wanted with 3S. ; | OOO: 1 : . é, e notes ¥ Boi t) INE SHRP — Finis rere, +4 a jb a KARI, ‘SAT ES CO ea alinand a te RO ae third rty } ropasition ru : —* "ays ae ie , os MOM IN {Ot Sy} roe Of Wainwright Bids ou one eo os eae _ - = a Fo Dispa tela a . s : clea = = 7 ; pat Pr ae TERT ANT BR PRT WRT py aly : | S35. /- FOR OT 0 y lease and fure in " ) aot cage ple ie ai AMFRICAN RESINE Se FYOH } ERY 4 2 -CERY—* . ny A Pa DSISA PARLOR vw -- comes ren) apartments te lad irene 9 Bs tneiaeing | Chee Lae. ERY MARRET=Coaspe nt | wee Oe TENT |e al sh wake "$3000 cash, balane sr -s rie ston. 4 tor Me 7 - Bri iliant . ms +e tete > : _ HELYRICH Oo Helf! c athrrine te “ ; ayivarns edi frich, vs 2 ‘fe —— tr eee cme en «i> ing the ‘y } ) 7 f ‘ r>! , Px “"Y P ; 4 j 4 - —- 2 E - a. . . r . ; ¥ wy ot amazing | i AT TO ACC ESSORIFS ta | ) ; or = . = EES oE ~~ — + aaieatie a ts ing "dere and losers turn to POST- mone: , Bie Mie | 2 : oe . a | : rs 7 < c ror y S| ree 7 ‘ oO . ' : -. = . : * ; ; <4 ; 7 : , , . : : : - - +. | ae a a : » Aas . a ’ , wy ' ; a7 te Ss. est pa i hz. q Dis ay, H w . aa Pe ; . _— ae ‘ yl — re ' . ye , nem, ¢ ; 52 lan ’ . ; ’ : , : r Pore NE Pe Box eX an “*s nue =e MR references and priced right INV. COPS ant C 1 | aE 0 eT ng aE par 1030 “tol | OMING HOUSESTS yoama? BF = | business incite ae ..... State Brokerage ompany ee : x =! asian eam Bn gt | Bim" tou 422. ‘D RE TO-WEAK-- i a | : ange fall MAie titt. Funera 474 a Pan! Reawe n ‘s 34 i ; . : ‘ ? ss @*reet- hao. . ‘ — ~~. — . : : ras ’ Qa aud ' ’ ' im a ‘ * . ' . HOt Tees 6 rs 358, i : Wasa! ing? wet . ; : P . ‘ f* KEY : . ar . , : . fe ; e st | . eS ick 7 te “meas ‘s om on 4 = Te — “ae St 7

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c= AY 18. 102, IONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today. MAY 15, 199% © 3 sTUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS + HELP \ 3s 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESS . ‘ ~ ‘ 7 3 ide 26633 (o8) ; bonded; city end county. CAbany 37 sft who has had 2 years’ experience in) 7 —- " satisfaction guarant enced. with er- | (cB9) ; ee BAAZw. {cf P ATENTS—TRADE MARKS son 3932. msc ze siee oo good hon heating; aoe arn4 ren . VW ALL PAPER . ‘LE ANE! eS $1; paint, vy rite for our guide | pook, “How to Ob CHAUFF UR—sit. : colored : references: —_—-- — E office ol factory: reference ' Fa ——- . ; i | uA : Cat any s7v0l. pa iie pair'ng. vernau Lit. n¥ : ‘ * ‘ “y ré errs & Cts t ta ie. i chest reference ask for Jack vORT a3 — ne ‘fax 6226 ; ae “e ‘e Parr 7 -ooms. Riverside 2663J. or E { r elesning: Waeningen D. 3 ne a STA CEFED :K ER—Si.: . — E: {c99) WALL PAPER —— o ng. De . + tone 0 (&. HAU R—Sit.: foints SEKEEPE! ; BL SIN ESS CAR DS CEDARS—S3. Bo» lered 16c, taid aan’ hours Ef veal > | Forest. 31 . SEnt JD 4 ul -™ iw + ens Send model or eketch | 3557]. TP dbe ined: in i “Cia b j — . 4 : blank, gent free. ' — a -o ; . aol red. : ’ 9 r ; _ at ffereon 4750). once 2 Tafavett? ViIetor 1 a] netruction a rivat or o = al —— Paner cleaning and paint weshing. Cal) | 8nd instruct r © or ight delivery’ * Lindell 8¢ ov, colored : —a _ USEKEEPER—Sit.. "maul me. 6 CEmirel 4710, ca'l_ Marie Brown 00 4964. a a a. Se” lede | PLU MBER—Nonunion, re qistere i My, | Ae ee ER nd ask Mr. Lewis for; High . ck. . ;. me wh cK Wi OF . ind general fen ae eel acca ae x non a “kin 2 ? LA (eo OUNLY : repairing and overhauling: ¥% ITA no i gi 10 8 8 vit 4 OR J. EV ANS & CO., 648 om a.. | CHAU FFEUR—Sit.; married. sober. city Hotfmann a Bs ; : ; ¥, : ‘ ee an mt for ss " : as ir 4 4 phony 4 ry ’ ; ; W ad "> a... ce em - r¢ i t Dei « OSISA Eastc nm. Lind +4 ‘ - Vi ashinzton i, ERDING ro os 4 p | It heater . - aT “ eat Aesires a position noW fics : ; ~ 44 ~ AX no a S. Lith et bh reaenonahle seg ae aes ino ern los PLU} RK ty. county; gas heaters: | em and upd eervice afte LCR it. ars per -| RADIO M AN- Sit, sire “' i ARE. : “ae Ren! 4. on TssO FR ‘DECORATING PROFESSIONAL — uck; also cicaning “3nd dyeing. Mr.| or jater with firm who waste « Oret-; enced and unincuml ; = — da bs als ’ ; . : 3 - : Site eVin , cC MOT: io : an e reeses;: ‘i ‘ m6 r . F ns a! re; ‘ ‘ ; = .4 . % 7¢ Cf new 5 in i)*@ wi ire a Tv U A ag 0 poremen ecens, ing. “gteatD an4 hy | CL E AN ] t PA INT Z. med! ate em. loyment wante 3. T. Shannon. anda ean give best referen ces. Bo x Y- 312 ' fines r. 7 if M DE! mar 7, Ts : DRAFTSMAN — YINe ir price is sto’ and b ntisfied or don't pay, Willams, | water heating: work reeeoxabie. Ilierger | > ai] kinds: we use Tait pa- | y a 4 sf ! Victor 110 Pogt-Disna'cb: | ac : tie, I relerences om OE Ted: housewo a v tamiiiar og n 2 foreman 00 per ho 40 f eld. FOrest 2588 (cO~z Sons 1231 Hamiiton. PArkview 456! PR One - , SU PERFLU OUS HAIR _ | CHEF Sit “with cafeteria experience, in SALESMAN—Sif.: With car, urugs pre fier 4 or Mor — 44314 : e dish washing. Colfax C7723 — concrete cor de OHogH. oii borgan:e! 3 -ING- r Tixtt s racios installed u 9 PAPERING ' Removed by Eocet., J iaie per hour ' industrial olant. Bo R-224. ° “Dis ferred. Rox Y-17 gt 278. .cr is 2a773 . - TOE le house eee ke = nt» , “PR 7“T ail ss deine . - N44 [. pro ~~ " NTING 4 rmanentiy hairs Pos: -)is. = N—sit : . CewoM — 7 SRICKLARING — And ations. and repairin _. Bircher, 4042 N. PLUMBING—We make epeciaities of in Pad en CLERK. BOUKKEEPER—Sit.: 22; typist, | SALESMAN—Sit.: bw | x use| SE WOMAN—BSit.: oFiv i : fun + ry , vaba st eri meys 9 : A CONTE "“S5QT c eto} ing mo lern bathroc ms iD iG me PL -ASTERING. oor 2. le = ss! “ge 2 ly mo @cars; 20 years experience in big schoo] graduate: ane Opn. east both tie! an : = "y . P n Ms , : © : Ouse Work. Lin seul a 3 Ss “=7?.° oe = [pee A tull DU CO SPF nN 1724 Kluot. Lindell 2811 tot, 7G TREES ome: fixturee cheap: ings; prompt service on plumb! ng repa ia . Louis 399s 2) | married; have : _ —" Won | | see or nat. Central 4686 i. i.e) = = e anak! * t) 2! 58 é : MISS ADA Z.. MAYHAM. 4 2 Liz or f. ela work; . wi wi. , ‘ : . . Ing McWhirter. 1507 i} st reasonable ratee. Cal] COlfax 3 a c o . ae TK — 7 1 SAI =SMAN—Sit .; sellin anette: ms — colored: cook, maid or i | Ate, ee | ELECTROLOGIST Cae Eel bet Y ts. Petia’ | mecting tae bet ae fieo ‘office ex: | moth t-se-home, Box ) Rca eas want i ‘ claw # M,uc UO = ‘ -- a — et rience. Ox , — 18, . } . . the. ° ' ————— atest up-to-date designs, consid- 34 oy EUCLID AV., corner Pershing 8v.| COLLECTOR—=L.; experienced; best refer- yaety" a N—Sit factory supplies oF SS ee a — CO fax. PB! «3h. rset: bal SAILS MA. - "* ota. And ng? “aet =" 4 5 / 7: l} Vs teak i AND ADDRESSING | cmc the very best selection in St. Loum DElmar 8180 woe ence; active: 50 years old. FOrest 4858M. , - » indus: | Bsa nan, Pegg. Fe -ation | “AWENKER D.C, , chinery, well acquainted with incus re : SSS CARDS. 1000 $2.50 case tice. | OASONADNC Oy 8 ae i alices -| & H. SCHWENK C. 89. reenal | COLT} ECTOR—Sit.. 1 years experience; | +: 'al trade in St. Louls and Kensas City. | HOUSEWOMAN—Sit.: gen | : hite: good cook. 6325 : avitek ' Gesture eins ‘ine Co. 715 N. 4th Go, {,at once. on gy rerics dailies and cater | _8t~ PRospect 0258, GAr field — nim o installments and auto finance. GRaad tox Y¥-186. Post-Disnatch. Ote's > ; BO ljeundry, . noe block $0 b _—_——— ; Post-5 | Plugs. Wall witches | — “tine | es hes ser ray analysis; firet-class office an (aoe | 381% Sal ESMAN Sit,, wants to connect wiih N258 i ——.~_s * Bier creaning -¢e Tau ARM HAND . | ' "sE WO IMAN—~G¢ r oe : . efferson ‘_~ _&® " = firm: 15 years’ retail experience | 7eTMan Woman sy Ca) ra, 1 mile west work or bundles to /| Bra —“y fe LETT: ike ty pew Ti! ne the contractors only. for y rT en tection 9) O : 4line and also selling experience; sal- housework Dy Gay; experienced, 8) da’ ICKLAYING — C} A A SN A RR A IRCU! iS——Li > stalled, $2.50 up v Ni sAR, } SLECTRIC & Acie oe ter some 407 NW Bth, ‘cag ” THE BANNER SU PPL. Y ment. — a ite 5 " rn i. T.Acjece &1: 15 qf ' Mei? . » Roy) t> ® i —_—_—_— = ae = - ys 7 agree ee L ET SCH compu DO IT | 4029 Blaine GRano des! in learn chorus; you 7 bat Sit.; Al building and all kinds construc- | S7TRsMAN—sit.: who beg traveled If Cany—si: take care of es “a. ealased: ee hime * K POLS ti ne l Aclede 6135 fet ; j } 4 * of Wir 4 2RU fixt ures 10F less bsg got SINIESS or HPO. eesti a ning. App! ly between 12 fo" : tion, mech \anical and | leectrical; avaliable Southern states. Gesires good line to se. . ores end everir P - “a oe : age Om re rie i cm Nfax ivilt. ; mers, green ——— NTIN' — - : = - 2 aes | $2.95. worth $6. Or at ¢ Liberty Music Hall, 3627 Le!l-| now, Box ¥-330. Post-Dis. | city trade. or salaried position. Box Y- ah — ng ——iry work at bome.| green sand TC CKPOINTING end piastering. che ALUMBIA ELECTRIC CO. 1114 Pine. / finish stock. ¥ ' ney f — ; ; (c) | S50 sie - Fr piano: Al "cook. or | 280. Pust-Dispetch. ~ Oi. ; German, MA? ate - ale order rToOuIDtL i =?! Sais "ieee . i ARI j ee 0 Ad 28 J ‘ i a7 fn. : > “ 2 . ; Tier 2 zit an — . W all Plugs, Wall Switches ded if ae tg ATTORNEYS—COLLECTIONS MAGICIAN. on iad an | houseman: refere TEffereson 8 cook oos | SHIPPING CLERK—Sit.; 12 years af ~ sy oe : e ~ yao ‘cht work: care blacksmiths. aren PO LNG, job piasier! tad chim- led. $2.50 up. UNGAR ECTRIC L ° | a C se te 1 - For Rai Me | and — rialnmen fe) Cou LE—ESit by ( Jerman: mar for ho house- Pine es end give best of references. 5ox aes > calle y ‘ol 2.9 : Poet Diem te ch. | APPLY 6 A. M. . Ze of ; ae 9) ife nsurane e Ul cre inde. ( 188. Post-Dispatch. AMERICAN &TE + Yifax 75% rk: - v¢ re) 4 to) la “ wo reas’ _* : ; Téth , — e! 7 ‘al gq we . woman f > plain Coo ing. 1 703B i T> = ’ — , . ene 7 - Ff ‘ ~ ¥e frei ' as ith. GArfield 675! iS ROOFING onsult Ben ' izell. adjuster, MOVING P Ls a a MAC ad aatt pair §. str es : SITLATION—Retail shoe ealesman; 10 /!.Al = 2 4039" mee aoe ee pile 2A thao EAST 8T & CIS. . * : ~ - #-e« A "eve Tr % Ree TibA Miami, LAciede 8230. , Consul . woe iri n aim nd collect nm simpes Arsenal: Hiland $413 tr? D} VER —— ; Toney: trip cialt | years’ experience. Box G-344 P.-D. ( neige ang “ CK }*« +] SS" i IN¢; Ar q chimney rera. r i : aide o ’ i work guranteed, Chester Bros, ['E)ma: GAS PIPE ncn ist the old one repaired: let _u arce for advice. “445 5A “McPherson. be | Soe ss gt w how open May 15. (the | TE STEAMPIT SER Se : and helper. FOr LADY—Sit.; ¥ ae! wal sone" —-_— 22, ant “a wer. =a it s y rican Root ' fir rit ghow; 8 ; DRIVER-—-Sit.: truck ctor; exper- | 79J 1K 17. e 4S PIP Rs ean P 4 ‘ etc vee connected. f 3 ‘ i\s i _" Ame se ‘ , é ¢ . M , O¢ " ah lane “é : i ~ 4 na « 4 4 ru oT tra vOF; per hy . re‘e rer ce —f c ORINE al 3 “s c gt . Linde Pt Bovle & Papin, Phone HUmbolt 3386J. fenced any make; acquainted city oF { TEA ‘ si and plumber as _ “ 50 per week: experienced, | “ r SOOK An 1 aS J 3932. ry KRPOINTING — Mean! . maehiit 21 50: work jaran « See! ey, att : wig . ; + ges = LADY fined, elderly, ag Base ya. Box ¥-23%_ Post-Disvatch, | ing work of this ing account: want real connection where WATCHMAN -— Sit.; ome-armed man. sr or companion t ; Sit. plain cooki Bs. nu reing: ts nde eer & tl LTERATIONS and repa: “) years’ €X- SIVELY. MRi OLD. 1ONT L ure aby ee te . ; , : . 7368. C98). on —— DAM PR Aig A. . Viv . : conscientious ef — wil! be reward: | wasenaaen, of porter; good reference. JE‘- iidren } Bor ~~ wily: colored. hene ne 4 | mils perience. A . Fete fag Ns i 14 oe »LTLRATIONS, repairs. car rpentry. con: eimiar. 4 : Ss guaranteec: : ried. 38: y 7 Se gomeenees fersc | rote. oe: ae Widows S20". STORAGE atch bea ny, Ov eo a ze r) ’ hest_ references, bond. PD /YOUNG MAN—§it.: 20: wants work: pre- LADY Sit.: with eh | x i. oerman, ekerly; - MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES $10. DElmar 6059. EMPLOYMENT DRUGG oe ioe sar, | fers plumper helper, 1485 B. Grand. raft take ie = Sa pT _ ey Lesping. poet ALTERAT IONS, pairin ec! eens mac - - " (i, 3 a Et racing aliis a’ - . - - : first-ciase work: reasonable. FOr es ANY wrecking to %® Gone, cai Hiland yf ne 7018 pe cary av. (¢ a iTi Cente coietinien — my ? part time reasonable, Box ¥-7, PD. _ fax 262 hots Cail in person or ons. Post: Dispatch +404R. a | 326! rT > prices first; long S iad ¥ } op. Chics oshuffie: V A N T E D _EXECUTIV E — Sit.: unusually capable: | YOUNG Ty. [—Sit.; 20, in print shop. | experienced. 3520 Lindell. Wouan—sit ; @erman: would wy \LTERA TIONG Sleeving | porches. repair BRICK work. tuck poimting. chimney re- | ~ VING—et "tens o2i4. Te iasiatie ' = a yr ED. ma gent tie gales advertising. traffic: long experience press feeder. small job work or any other | 6054 wo aning and washing. clede work: best workmansh! HNlang 7500) airin Inde’) @158. 41387 Olive. she : a A a , | with large corporation doinm national busi: (work F. McKee 1516A as. | CAUNDRESS— Sit t.; white. Besse: Yi aay (c62) | BF rafiernoon, evening, oF all-d NOT ate en. china Sete. | U ” Ve peqsons. atl |mess: advertised specialties. Box Y-304. AN—Sit.; bigh WaAbash 431W, +7 ard) ¢ - BUS for afternoon. evening, Dh... Bobbitt. 2815 Chouteau. GRand M. ora: elnee ay and Fri eve- - oe Fee _ oa y cleaning; ra s I and repairs; also store 4} %enics solicited. Write G. = ‘ Snecial rates. Castle, 2830 Olive. MEN, BOYS chanica. and oe t of tice wwe « or ériving | at NDRESS—Sit.; dependable. J DB GROCE fronts, sleeping porches and door and win- 925 N. Meramec, Clayton. WE-AHE BONDED MOVERS. TE . oe sete ou 8) | AGGOUNTANT - Bc E a eee _ an on 6330, home. 1816A &. ; orker: GROCERY Cc in ~ =— } . . ‘ e ants } ced perin- | i - mert t a: tee a ced aaa" Se 33 4M GUN, REPA! RING——5 fon .' 6 ROOMS FOR $18. CAL Fr. } ' LESSONS. $10: 4 lessons. $5: etrictis systems kept: installed. Box G tho. FD a mg mechanic, chief electrician, Sit. : cosenee ap (ACS RER ee > t0 BO ont of ai bom, PUMA. . . th — — "'ee HATRCU -R—Fot ALTERATIONS—New and repair work: Tar; CNEFDA CLEANE fork | eee EnsOn S368 ‘npons. evenines, | eee. a ote’ cx. | AGCOGNPANOSI 33: 12 years "> P An a sheaed ¥ creek LAUNDRESS Sy od ; a ront-Tiepaich 2 = | gfizetciase fi ‘ e pte! * agree de Boons. event | . y st-Dispat a —Sit., colored, —— 25 x carpenter. gO te plant and ceamuateed. apertment. rooms, §1. Lin- | io: te a plained thoroug ly af g th | “hete ng. billing, vouching, figuring costs. | Bas HAND on”. 6S experianeea,” ~~» Call | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; 10 years genera! of- | cay and Tuesday. Cail JEtterson woMAN—Si ouse cleaning by dav: ¢c!- : Stiitcat aicdhions ready to «ive you real del! 1876 \ ' VY music: also tim oo “yw > \d | parrolis, timekeeping. Box Y-227. Post-Dis. Grnace reeree aoe re fice and accounting experience. Blland | LAUNDKESS — Sit.: cleaning: {: reliable. JEfferseon 7498. 4. ier-; HA workmanship ste big saving in cost, CALS cointing painting carpenter and | || N A N Siege in thle, course: I euarapies eversone | ADVERTISING | COPY WRITER Sit: | prrcerep——ar ee, Or yardmas. tay SURE NET NLSSSLaN oes ATSC Phone Ettore: : BUCKERS Rogsers & Co. 3548 West Pine. “ed caaitell ae "price “Hent. Jittersor ° ito @ dence. as I instruct. not pull you around mr a wholesale henge yg layout, "let. eic., reliable and references. Et | £0 > gg er. “h — : ee ee 3 ~-y Gy Bo 4 : (e990) | grant id work, i . iCall or phone 9 first appointment: open my: ) vears’ experience, | fereo 5d) , Steady work, reliable firm, wit ture; ‘ JE fferson S977. qutsic k by iady With car. “ ceed ; LER L house repairer: ain an = POO Deim rt ; £80 FIR EPROUF STORAGE CO. ; - eummer Grace Lawier. 50286 Delmer. ? : Post-Dispatch. } : . es reference Rov Y-32° Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRESS Sir: whit ' ispatch. MEN Freight . G ~ E] DI ER si ; with terms, grac ; =o — FIREMAN—Sit.: or commons laborer. eres L SS ite. bunds @ window ropes ecreens GRand 4s > CELLAR ade Pn ' ny : BI84 ick) | FOreet ATRO -TISiING MAN—BSIL.; experienced LOcust 4485W. YOUNG MAN—Sit.: wants position on shing take home. COlfax 65022, TOMAN white: experienced, cen- | ply steel pl i = — - : : = 5201 ; -09 Delz «gl Ri. i if i : promotion, planning, layout, FIR ru ee b> bak T Sle poultry farm; thorough! y experienc a: ry y Al ‘NDR ~ 32 s\ ; wo red Ar a 3 ree work: referen ces. Box ’ - 20: o . r GENERAL hocee repair — CEI. I ; — on : i ¢ ea n- . f i? DETECTIV COps e.ees! & mapeee he guy ana cor- °31 S ga Abe se a ery > poesl ss. Picuit' ira! co. lege experience. Box Y-14 | “Waar may Th: ureter, ) or E ell eae Post-Disna ' ' window ropes. ecreens. GR ot 1482. ible. PArkview ! at Us ; heoucsia., 7. phoid noas will { ; ES ent aeetite exper! etice. ra - _ _ = c ——™ Post- -Lrispatch . LA! NIDRES a . ywAN—sit xperienced shop scout de ' CEMENT work, all kinds. under union con- IRE, THE! MOTHS. DAMPNESS . HARGRAVE SEC ~ 3 SERVICE. a. - 7 iae ry on Ws — wt ge 4 Bon, om ate piace. ¥ YOU NG@ MAN—Sit. with firm with oppor- | “yersrences. Grason. $2998 Matric ay ee, | he > " »" ‘ . . - ? ‘ ditions enaonanie ‘Elmar 33 SLR + operl nked a store = ; ; ae hadow! ' iret enced, hite man: can MRR. ity to advance: 5 years’ office exre- ————. ~~ , Interest etories. P. CHI iying and ow ’ at icht Rates. ne CEntral #077. & tun- At i——Sit. rt newspaper eyndci- | ow . r. N. Sprags, , ” fence: can operate ay pereseee, assist with | LAUNDK ye COLTCS” oS Cave: O68 765 , Citv. Mo (99) ouog Distance Movine ay CAbany 2974. C. C Mager. cate experience: ork Re, pen 59 Saeeael ‘oe; Willing to rn trade; anything ne PMB hla ch PTS ote : Te eee 7 le-aged. wante hovee- | 0} tone. B Rercrats. GROCERY CLERK—Sil.. 5 yeare experi considered: best references. Box Y-200, LAU SDRESS- sit.: OF ieanit erring work with man and wife : ust be Protest- snatch. | ence: est references Box G-348 D | Post-Dispatch. partie JEfferson SGKS. | housecleaning. wash dishes | ; Sit.: experienced: Y* a5 NG MAN—Sit.: 28- emp! loved. _ Gesires AUN Sit first-clasa, = oa > ite mart piease give phone snum- i= for right t TRIMME ER—Sh.; 0 on custom Work. ; GR CLERK — oreeert _ en a be ee + in band 3 sired, Box Y-128.-Post-Dis._ , connection wi th reliable ¢ irm in selling ad-| ine | y_ Lindell 3557W; i . ox 1U230, Post-Dispatch, fecly Toes vert ; ’ -~ ’ a ~ie~y Sit.; firet- GRO “ERY CLERK—S8it fu'ls exneri vertising or collec in ‘ years | "NDRESS—Sit.. : ‘olored: ONG GIRL-—Sit ight housework ofr - time. Call encec; marr! ei: aged 27. Boz Y-146, pUSness experience: ‘papery Tuesday. Friday: reference. LI childrer ig: call or write, vst ost-Dispate! nila | tebe Sawn’ Wee come "hee AUNDRESS—Sit.: experienced 330 Goodfellow Elizabeth Sorbony. A ¥320 : EAD Ww AITER—AL. experienced col- — ‘xcelent references. DEtmar 0335W. [OLNG LADY—Sit. ishes position as REAM CO? ain , Bil! a! - , ' 4 . CX} P a fy ~ : ‘ - a mr mm. a Cc all He: “Py. JE¢terson °50 Yr st REPAIRS 1 # RESS—Pla ren GARE! all around first hand,, +“ANDSCA: GARL BOOKKEEPER — 6it.: thoroughly expe. day or foaming, ; aot 2% ,; who have taventive Diays plano; would tuekpointine. Call Victor 174 Fos 7 - 4A 7 : thes specialty: will t by day o nty preferred. -49. Post-Dis. wears’ experience: plaz 5 ne laying | rienced, want part time work at home: | fa; colored; cS ARPENTE r—— Repair ork ¢ aij Ki! me - re ee dias: s ' mn A ° nie , we “ Yi? , 7 5 Sy era ay ealia bie Firat et T I stat a 4 ’ ri LAL Y , , pete Ory! 4 . ‘ ~ OF 907 | y ree sastyY. . j ay WALL PAPER. CLEAN G, OWING . . fret : 52 ; salt wat Clow he ; 7 NiIST—Sit.- has ‘ veare pamem f 9-4. Post-Dispatch. (62) TNT RES: = } tT ots dD. aying ivi group. Shs —__— No 12th st Vy We i ooo Ia rc agg Be | Rat Bu wd. Zits Be DAL NDRESS—Sit., eclored: Gaye og oat, as > pri Box R-241, Post- ria wl work. Bor R-220. ‘mall set or other clerical work. Box Y- JEfferson 0441. wants to finish t.meé. Call LA‘ lede | { ASHIEE ste : roung lac 2 experiences les cleaning: references. ~ . cigar alesiady: references furnished. = &\° , y’ UGB x married: a ecept }’? one QD Pn ar “Saw. “AU N DRE ae ee ae ak trl **? ‘J : : oa vial Se some ‘ your dress Machinist. 30454 Eas Co 7 NT 52 ss r ro jso0nad : fi * at : : secre arta post tion : o ellent.— nd Pag ge liat — ‘SEs. j AC NDRESS— Sit.; by day: Monday & bh scholarly mat rite for interview. | e@: your —— MAN—Sit. rears’ —_ ay = . - $ a 4 Me ; ' é > me " y* . : 2g ‘ “ > ne ° ‘5 ‘ ’ .. , : - . ; ot - : - a+ s 44 wa ie e x" 4 rienced Rox y- 70. Post. Dispatch 4513, a ues 2 ~s . * cit r _ ‘ rt — ‘ - os ith Po dre? ar- 51: for interview. Box Y- 7 4 penerniegremmciasreancen ery Sta er, GR on oe : ab! bre tem cakes. | | ‘eae oe COOR—Sit.. or maid TN ; : i : and . ee Bee. milw: referet : Locust. 4455W. LAUNDRESS—Sit.: experienced — Womass - 4455 . ' leaning: $3.15 @ day. Beulah, Jeter [Tyeaneld. aT at C HO K—Sit : German girl: first-clase: 10 1: a ‘ ete nae ‘ whee me perience . - . : ; f - - ~ n age 40 rears. Rox ‘ Si cal housework: experi MAID by day or week. noe Oecust 9625I —Sit; y¥ cay Oo , MM TPR rw ito y GIRL—Sit.: red housew a | gosee. as or pee = cameos fe? | 4 * oo ~, 7d & “er hoi : : . i} JEtfereon 8076. OF% OF BUrsing. | MAID—sit.; colored. upstairs © Ar VESTS Ty SG a= rere eee ay = i lored: oe housework in emall famiy; experteset; , = . ANIC—Must be « iIRi-~Sit co.0 Pred City reference JEfferson 559% . oi watehman ~“ ok! ng and "tains 166 work T 7 7 . — -+ = } h ; " N RSE Alihk—sBSiIL.; e le . f : : — ne = st colored; laundry a i full half a Lindel! o4i6. neal ‘~~ & s perienced. ; A 4s : av CRSE—Sit practical, oy “Gay oF Wee : =r) Sia COOKINE “SQhany 1°337 ¥- ,. = 48, e¢€ perience, 3354 ~e : i= tPal « . av men ts += URSE mractica!: | tane Tn an —. oe Mi. nan, eies sonal i] 601 Belmonte "a etrmen 1 5, > a | ~~” : } “4 eonva esac ery t. ed 7 ’ + 7 = Le a n is re f ie 672! .—— of Delmonte Theater. [ee ; :, “ aS ” ‘ - a, . . c c =e a | 4 Ze 4 ' ; : tru raw . ’ vf . * e na : i 4 if ‘ 4 (;Ar —_ > . 4! cone IPrrsteneser t? re ee SS ee ee ne a rats ° | perience. x T-237. “TT - : ; —— - it.: obetetris cal ; — — a? Sootlellon : ; } . | i t . ~ ‘ . om ‘ - se anc window cleaning: i ~ a ; Asha nl 2s —H~ mr ye ag a een neo 8 ae : : izh school work even'n "Ds " ane oom Ahan hy tric: ’ AN—] ave réai location for | ati o @nping: f.cors ene. , ech: Lindell 3RRO i: — =. bt acusts onste . Wil? res o partner- | , urse: willing te fc) cab Setmaker. ; i? eee a Ry er housework: cooKing. ts me »! 2275 ;' A) - ANT ‘h—Fscerlehced om refinishing. : fume | ot U B60 ke , LCense 4 lay ‘atom Shee in uaranteed, nde!! a ft, CO. bar cleaning or laundry Louis; willl do 24-ho =. , es : Hat Co. = ia JEfterson 7232 t nai . s : 7 .. ae ny ch raeee: OE ages sek 1a woodworker, SIIU colored: for housework: Ni : - confinement caset: gion ' aes awk lereon_ 5377 > objections to some housewors, Summ iWork on hucketer track, Apolp Tt PAP: " DOG WOK. Tram nal 1901 : OE eo ag ee | olored; first-class cook. FOr- bol: 004: ———- oe 916 Hamilton terrace MAINT NANCE MA prices. R. Crum. HUmbolt 27 esR 5 Boys and : | mmer ¢ ot . or, eS spe t . R RACTICAL NURSE—Sit.; Ro on = = OLS Hamilton errpee, 4 P APER HAN > work m} Come to -t Dems sol of Privat —— att RA a MAN—Sit. wants steady ition; de it.: colored: a ¥, ge Bagh cnr dtm 4 ed womaa, “fg ht. clean work: good : ——— ann nit 2 3 # , - A i 1? adel be Oe a? svUT} . q 5 ‘ oer , bs ’ ¢ . ehee 7 rT 7 Ni in : ’ aa + ; CO} lta " 4 P . e! D co 4 re sO . - « rk. m: ad id as ¥ Prining bo G38 Post- Dispatch, oung. . It? > . ‘> i i ‘ Ld a Lie! 4 re i I — : : i le a PAPERHANGING—25c > A work > wi Four iss next fa © capabl ) ut , f!0% > ” eee. Tain en during summer vacation. i? work , ba oF | . cn om i : .* e - — . " + - .* bed r 5 ‘e > 4 = ri LiuAT BE! ' : ‘ ’ TK. oh : r : E. need . 7 : Be 5553 Powe rest JRuaR 12 mori DT + A! : on od famiuy; hor —— — I A STREsSS—Sit.: need / 2 ee LEARN TO DRIVE By ae eaccniien: See ee oan Eades |: eee Tee. po : fog fp sork im drum otore. , . = on a i baleeaneen trom Pei ype ergot a ants = wor ao iy int If go future i {fered (2) “to-do 8 “at hatees 3 Z Rance for ste ‘4 paner hanger: good & ing to at ™ : ; fur GIRL Sit. +} colored: wishes housework or a ee ’ _ OA ve y¥. Call before 11 a. m Hrian# A922 (¢r ~The LEP ci: loam ai ~~ @S o's | ence’s. -i- 3 ursing aiter school; $4 week. Lindel] | SE "AR X- STE? OGRAPHER = y — Mam), Shenton st wait i. rience co od referer.ces. Call 3 tien ta .*rTanda in grocery store: a. ‘ an é 7an2. ae 49) melas : : ‘ Trade Schools me FO whet went Gs oe g Bn ahd Be German, wants position gen sat 7382 ae. Vaeser Mateee OY WO «Se GGT ep ren pr pa pee - ae CAI T: RIGHT ty a. ent | aaeieieldes Whaen dyes usework. Call Sunday after 2 STEN UTTER TY PIST—Sit.: 7 —e fc) i Tp the o , per oO ; 532 Delmar xperience. B y°n". Post-Dispat q Ole: brine re “ eliahth grade oo " - x. ‘ by 2 ‘ : 0: ec . general h an use. rx. rf , ' et Pe . can > P a ify - ~ 9 Het tt iger ao . > a0, . - =| m. * rene - i si : ste S 4 ek ry ; — , rr : : — MAN—Sit.: 3 } Wears experience in ex- '474ap m.: reference Linde. | “switchnoard. = — = ISTE RW irh- ; . BI ILHER SI: nin centive position with large corperation - yn se has a experience MAN—E ett dav or contre r- | car Ning warehouse record sya. | ViINLS—Sit.: two sisters wan t peusowors | STENOGR APHE! it. e HE} a OS _R eee os doots and Or take care of children - x" ‘ ad eta) Ac ed ‘. : a ae ‘442 charge of : oon ; - Victor 4292R. 2305 Indiana ITENUG I E ee Post ~ . ; ‘) iw}. . j i in of w arehousee : y | ‘. - verman. “ thoroughiy ex . wee born in the busi- ‘OF Opportunities, good “ Hread , . , Derietice . Pt +O , . mf r mgnt man. give -cer 4 Fenera: Louse- re : a 2 |: a... =" _ @@uerience and refer : " 4 . Rides ; s &- : L - — oom] . Paes My e233 I> 23 - a“? _ Box 2 oR Post-I She ’ if , A a ‘ . 4 . ne = ee | : om ; a “ ‘ ona t : ee ; " . : "4 >t , .+ ‘ ~ > S 4 - - llatinne “ io sti sy imedayv °D1TA « * - iz oO! Hursegiri. . od # " i oan _ F, ‘ : u renair work on rea! Bl NCALOW, { “AR aY k, ae ’ “41830 7 tt in T.inot’ ne hot wit) — een I S aggs phan t 2%) a tees ain ; —-—— = -~ 131k , 1 - —~+1 ©. Sth st. fe) . . ths x. Mi? tb ) PAPER HANGER mes bis | sig Patabtianed | “Atte tenN ad : epair sieeping ; 2 peration Cpen . agement. | Hot SEGIRL—" 4 ; ’ roe - go 4. rellable. ledy ’ 502 ae. ._ se fined mi id'\e agec Ce : , ere 2 a ft be 4 : a —Expe - married man. Pox Y-321. Post-Disnatch eon — fror: rienced: Cat Hie. mar. . = es Trea ti ' HOTSEKSYPFE Rit, ' - ~ = = ; > , cA . ; ; : a + fk i? country work: A... > PAINTER—Sit.; 75c hour: interior and | Call COlfgx 0975. - ee c* Oe - > ‘ ork: may raise own vege extert: Box Y- iis ‘Pos: Dispatmh. 62) | | FEREE 4 ER—lady wants eft.: reler- 430 daily. 12 ore 4 nd ve pon = om = r AINT ER-——Sit.: exoenen ea: wishes work enCes F ¥-“87. Post Di D rer . el wae ni versity Ge ‘ elp: ; MDAC ii. (tO @@ru uns ; need « ; Ba 212 bye H wan oe 1av oF ——— = —— Mad ; son SWE fs a, Hot j SEKFE PER— Sir r motnre ‘ees ’ he ; ~— q ; it dé . DD: Y. 1 N- wide yf cage oe “#4 have iaddere, home 45 Carolin ae i it. trast 36 Se FP FR irant experen Tor 14 rushes: reasonable, Jilffersen 8462. | HOU ~SE EEF PER—Sit ; ID motheries yoes rapidly accuraley: o — ale a te ' rr B ~~ Sor fir a ar ! 4) ‘ | , APERD PAINTING | et tae frend ate’ te tes th past employer. GRand hance: in FOreet 1730. ™ | With office deta Colfax : _ 7 4 : . : ‘ " . e . . . ‘ “a 5 atte ‘ns * @ —_— ss , 7 i. n —— «©. * : - (> Ff, DAMON Sept Yah AP MEANT f a8 te——I - ov Dus hese, rest one ie res. 42 8. Walm CHa FEU? S41 cperienced ro ‘side 3) how ~"FOres' 7447R. OT "SEKEEPER—si trustworthy, AITHESS= ¥ wornan, & ee ees my er : .. s7 oot ae : = s “na mes GE MEN PATENTS securet by & V. Ziliman Tim a ane coore@ mar teri- is Charie les Forst, 4348 Harttors La- Mrs. “Bett 4323 Washingtor SMR Ne —— —_— > i , oor work, with large a | ete * » ic } 7 ta! linger | P o. f ad "ow . o* = :* : : : — ~ INA " 2 . Mie Mey Surt Zz vacation ‘ ’ am - rican le) O48 Terre Rutler fay Sunday; 5-6 week fare (2) } ij; (SEREEVER—Si.; bealt 1 ~_> : ; : aa 7 ding :. iztay Br rikv) ape 7 . ; ieee : “a HAUCRFFEt R— elored. pert a ee ’ paper yOUR sCome at ab Qger: lling worker: fo o——— -~ : Bass "Sal Carnings muck in A .. rt tiny hc ere. A | : reliab! el will furnish paper if o-enree — R 0d Post Thee: a h. WOM yet - — eer Educator® Asso PLUMBERS , rh pat ” pas : a . FEC R ‘: Private truck: white | S > . a =~ sf oe if ae CERFEP? R— Sit - by woman tunin- ; ; ene ’ “us ' Bits. ——a oat 7. . a . a . . = | . ‘ - " - ‘ . ’ e* ‘ “ , 6 P Pug 7 car. ” - > - . 4 » - : . . as ‘ . sy q } ; : ’ 4 . ow A ~lede SPECIFICATIONS , 124,.Qre i : day. Ja ite J] , Oo] Q* New day : vin 0 " ~ a} es. ve r ’ > - ~- . . ¢ . ~ S : . - es a lard 2-car a's lea ' : ees: a we ie. o PAPER HANG work aranteed OVERS ook len} lin ant i SSE rears , rr « , : , owed AY . ift.\e—-> Tire’? ‘ rT & TEMPLATE MAKBDR— mn De or eas phone Hilaad ; " “2 “1 : ; : . i = : 42 os Ac a — : : - r- = : 4 ing jesires permanent DO 3864. Sosa. ale av ; 1 Oi aad ——_ , ; Pr i L , O ~~ ood P : itio: : . = 7 at et Donan 4 heettia aaa ; : nie, ees . § m end Fes roy ¥ —— enc t ‘ J E.f fer on } R Posted ia got: —— mocerate. HOU SEKE See Si ret or midiie L t ' ‘ " " = a ‘ : : vl A . 2 | ke ¢ ; . : an a ly n. a the x: § nor ey . " DOLL HOSPITALS ecialis 1" . > WALL. PAPER CLEANIN: ai : re. ™ cht * vedere OF > Ae) 228 | BASTRY EXRER—#h t.; good oF i grou: ne: Reo “a190° , -Diepateh © man agre ad . EUR i. 0 -REEPER—Sit.: hou ideriy : ) ° al $ > (ee ‘ ; F ° . ¥ . ~~ ; P : " - ~ . "2 . *. : _ , xy *: "a ta? ’ va - ‘* .? , ™ Tre Want ed ¢.ubs, restaurants Ca) lvers'! ie r - woman mMWilavie: cookin ma’! - A. , ng Y 2. avi 10 yea edultes 32284 Park a ae ee if_ cay zat — | ve Sith ‘. erper’” ce: oo tes So, sar ~ = ¢ ae z . ar 7) per? cea RY. eral ‘e 6486" “a ie HO SLA PEPER tr ie other: “~. deny Wi M A eek, . aii a a Re. se. ‘6 - 7 " tal ee - be ’ err * om! he r ‘rr w t® fy stave te . 5363. ° p WOWAN ye

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et eh ee “SUNDAY, : ) sient aa =a dvertised in these columns today? oe eee MAY 18. 1998 4@ _ 8. Louis 28-500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position you seek adve cas Wii SOARD—Somm | ODES with ~- FPOST-DISPATCH. —Ww MEN, GIRLS SALESWOMEN WANTED | ———— en -- a - —_ —_-~ a? pane toe : N - a 7 » WwW — | RLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD. Oo ’ ao | — S_-Room and board for SIMINSTE} sely £ NT—CITY ROOMS FOR RE SALESMEN WANTED gape eer CrRES HEL? To.—womwen or ed; HOUSEGIRI—Colored, for general house | OPERAIOR egg oe an ere | 2 for large store. Arcade Slap 609.15 | gentlemen; small private family: no other | room, | 3 ard reasonable. ‘ = | ELAS! > WANTE = ae rom : Lge om ai Xv . mls ry ' a ~~ t ~ : : 7 rT) 3 as } ‘ 1c. rc ‘ ite . me ‘ ic} ; P .* d ND «b | awed k SALESMEN—S: rT eo : WANTE D—B y an old established Ch vy ET owe + Benish. 710 Olive. (c) ‘ork. 6124 Kingsbu (c) | pty Roxalie Kea | [ENCED {5 | SALESWOMEN = Housetohouse Cal’ | tomers. GRand 8476J. — | * ——. we __Northwest | : “man, oetcain on es ft ~ ) + u . i tou or : high-grade syndicate dv rtis me - ree | =] ECKERS—Hortl and cafeteria ...-s50) HOUSEGH ‘hite, to do ger as W. ete" ‘OPER ATORS E XP bE — oh entiemen ivate 4421 Papin _st.. at 8 a. m. Monday morn ST. VINCENT ag aN mpg mennee as bie . —— ~ = ; TS! atier: rit ing. Sapo Elixir Co.. ask for Miss Ham- | _modern: exceilent_meals es >) . ~ i : 7 vate fami 3.00 pe i OM ilton. | SHAW 420S—Priv ate ect Coogi SALESW0O ME N—RHea]} comfort at last: | r ‘ms ° good meals. GRand 3 _ — = new invention prevents shoulder straps shaw 3074A—Room for two emploved: slipping: to see one is to want one: write, bheeakfast southe rn exposure: twin beds for be sample offe Lingerie ‘‘V’* Co.. | near bus, 2 car lines: private amily: $5 53 _ Jackson. Chi =a. ark ner weet GReng A750M 43312 oe - -_—_—_-_———~ ish _ ) Lovely SA aos UMEN—New discovery prevents | SHENANDOAH. 3R69A—Nicely furm ed n meg Kenliemen or rung in silk hose: guaranteed: representa: | “room. with or without board. —— | - ait tives earm SoU upd weekly: selling experi ; —Hiom and . ari: | ES INE 342 necessary: free sample offer. Sitex | Sit. ANVUAN i a. nut ‘ARand B28 (eT) | . > —— TaLAN ne, _Coicaga, —— SSE NDOATT 3954-—Room and boar! AAN——Vemonstrators, active. gentlemen: cood home. “Kar mvincing talkers; to dem- ’ (ao onstrate extensively advertisec article romi pay. permanent. See ‘ick. | SIMPSON PL. , 9 cart ' 4 CAbany 10 tc restaurants oenreee Biz i 8 - / ne. - . a mnt! +iri. t try ejut ee | J ("SEG td Cochinn house vork; white SILK cays oy t-Dispatch. aids an Cooks, pr ° se eeee 4 irl: family of 2: $75. tz Agency. | Plent ble Employment, N. Room | 391! ive. CSitEp DRE O04. = ; — is for light housework: 902 Washington SAR — Experienced in enoe facto t- ) per month; good home. nh CAbeny | SEAT NENT W AVER— FIRST CALL. ce. Walley Shoe Corporation, 3015 | gsgort fe) | - aaa ia 1932 8 vyle sellin : el ome | $2131, S EG phite, for hou ork; giay i] begins ae oP =} factory office, about “3 ‘ ; : salesmen for the t ; experience ae necessary :; | larger ecu I Mill worker; state, ==. ita ‘ : 1a cs z , ad ; Experien white; sci - TY iw & yhine RS s- r expect? - Post Dis. page ogy ye oe ~ +d > " RSES—Appiy Josep 99) LLEGE STUDENT or teach: er C U 48 40 . 4 Lio! . , : . - o.%9-hnogse s meth eT sothe, handling echool ToOLAE ‘| --White. for > Z AVI bOu csicn: every lady @ or sales field Healthy. enjoyable, sotined po- rk. : ) . ? : : ee ~ ~ in Ai os- . nia 17 ee Tm 318 N. Sth. Room 308 ” > tot bh =A sALESWOMEN—Salary. commission; per- cele nanent; possib to make $35 weekly: mae? F' gery 7 : (eo? LARG E, BRIGHT 5 chance for advancement: come ready for/} aa es Se = rit Witt s. for one person eps Monday morning before 9. | w = M wt 1S 1 ~ rie ined eens doen : (cS) sas y tor om F po Bey 5000 wee SALESWOMEN—§$2.15 an hour for fui) | - &359 r spare time, distributing famous Royce - flavoring extracts, toilet Southwest perfumes. etc.; 225 prepara — — = uality guaranteed. Write Abner | MANCHESTER 65i5—Will w general : cooking ; good ces required. ~~ exnerience 0 anital. ' K—In private family; white; ref nerience 1 ait m a} I ane rite gi ving : M ; ] ! ifr i a hé . ROOMS FOR RENT established 1879 Dep yt. 5 Us | rates by werk or mont ' , ‘ : : ry a BN v RR } Six en Did anu f. ests ol Cou ured: referen ! ms: @iectri¢ ate ‘Ss : — : }g00d food assured ' aaa Sens ae lax 6650 PRP > own oe | ADS, “ th splendid future. COW r eneral housework; g pete rences; small family — Ik . linen eont ract - ith week- wa 2 Fe eal oe st 6445. xd dard REE Ee } aoe Ui man and girl, Y. s? G RAi HERS t 4 perato Iston pi. we ston. me: Prat curat rh schi G pene is p A ; i : . ‘ ‘ oe : rye * . ais T. ’ . - ini } , experience ~aNip; eS ene wad A rer CU SkEA EE PER—One 45 OF ov prefe rred. oe } CEntral 6201 ‘ ) Si iihnwest ay. ; . _ j : i ii i po . : : . Urekeepin full detail if ore - j TY. teil Lore : me nat zs =, . ee ess } Py vt ae f ry 1 v4 é . « ; Y- ae tah 4 — +: ; ° ; : i refe ren vow ae s a 4 Sa on 8 “= . i i ee ad 4 i ' “' ee rery reasonal he nee ste ; al inter eiew-. cat baat, oo am nre e4 0 ie SEKEEPER—oOn rm, lenced if own near st ous : lav we tell va Ow D-1: Solids ABANN! r : any. Sales nna +, ' ‘ on merry tel. aft ' ~? + \dey. ltrs no iect} ; *hildre cap [ Taain rat iC lat! a ‘ 315 Ver =| - vua rd, yey agg woe ; is BES nite Downt Own Y. M. ou A? 3 3 , 3 : — : te ‘3 $4.00 to $6.75 pe + ‘¥ suitable e: references; rc 205, ' iG, Settied, mother | nae j-9 ' Post-Dist } | a-ented r i) pnt e Prater le esi i. membership privileges: ra Locust ntral 6900, 1 to 3 Dp. mi. home, ‘Tm ance me) i Lad AR. S0S0-—Room : ne : te do von) rie avenis GRAND. 3193A $.—Nigg N ; oe yr ae mre at- pho nd other information. .|* cook and clean; references. 7 Tae Pemnten & Co. 2080 &. Dearaeen: Chicam —s- fang, telepbons r me Toom he peg ve Ba ‘br 3 atti | frigeration and automatic oi] heat .. Ost: patch Expertenced ra er n €ai daylight fa té sy. (7000 ay. 3) § Se 4 & _ trave! Turin , t} nal. As . ewer : i ~ _ a nda Willi to start on { rs i Expe Tienced ; . . A & LAk FI ER Lady t s/ aeeDp hou iG _— a ; - * — - — - ° . a 4 » be > re - z ’ ey, 7, private 8 ! Ch saris Co.. 318 . Sth, an; good home, mall wages. Hur rse hfe! q bros. Dress Co. ate ol a" ' easant Peg ih oe ~ ‘DELMAR. 3824 — Room, ne “5 .} com LaVerne Ul! Togs > 3 " aris 2 te ~~) GRANT) : Ww) j : Ts Pitas the ™ - " ~~ * , — " a . . . 7) ; Je . : 7 yea : nome cCooa log os waiter. ata a ‘ ; — > ur rhished S ‘ ° : seeping ~ ark inst vu oottan Gi j devices, ; a 44 chii* : - - Hts oa ene — Cc mmission basis. Can Li 2501-3 furnished ¢ x , > ’ id ~ 4 ror * . . AD—To Wiens sor tle noon at 1 p. m., * 37 43 “Me Ta- >. = oe ay _ ck. comfortable._reasonad _ a ms; reasonable. is g geet ie i contrac m verside 1Y7EM, i ATi NE t # Gooc pay. -\9 | SOLICITORS—Side line: nro gamp'es: $10 EAS it IN. H2LT—Nic : a te ims. _H JT S502— Sleeping wand. jescent lamps; etate ace... = . lunday rk. S26 Morgan. ic) : . id expected. Box R- AO } Seis Wr a hite; reference. : 4s @e i a 1 ' extra easily. Arcade Bldg 609 15. ; or ear Al: a rats ; housekKe« in ooms. ~ “OV AN AND EXECU- ote Se stch (w) * ; r . oi “9 Ts \ : Onaaen and mee a , 1G iT. : 5 , . re ’ Tl : / =: rASit N 1.2 ’ connecting et Fine - A me ALE: ee ae gE gee JiCTA ONE OPERATOR-CLERK— Ex ‘ohuaon. San Ronit “i VAITRESS—Enxperience wel Race ¢- 4? rt: = ' —y ee water and cicctii¢: J , Sa rniehes inects: TIVE WANTED Lear se ie Dermanent pet A | OOO Tren DSW Tt FSr convalescent cures fc) ROOM §S and SEI: Po eavonaile, CAtany S75, | RAY Sch gOS ect OMe! Soomsa. private famaly. | HA ~~ r company. Ox e280 Nn nenorati because of = i an “ws uid be. pleased C LA MIN -ERS r ner louse work. 4425 icHn _ : y ; | lina a3 —— BOARD panantaetieorers wate Se Se ne S| eee : “ : ; +. — . -, : -" ~ : Ys . : . ‘ n ane® | ! - . 5 ry sit : — tle’ knows a ash dresses civ ved pref: | ; ; ; , a: ) i | QO re: we siti -4A—¥ iarse be | . ei oTFORD aso 3 +h : midcule az Care f ~ r ri r@ _ tameien, ie —_ ; D Py get ae FROC pect nildres 004 hh wi yooMAN—itelia yhite 5 paint 5s! tractit room oard yr. HuAY ' Ot. ores iva. 34 floor fc) | home and children: good home | wi Oo Rea : ‘ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY senbioved, CAbany 06228, 1689) | WACROIY: co" chitin ea aan . -%) nr — elves, ms; sieeping or hibLwvrneN y ; ' ra Qs } 2S. P > ii » "™ al ..s ae | 4 -- —-- ~ " > te bath all convenienes, itchenette, iLTUN,. $ —Ho i option — n hecde: me th: nriva 3 oe 3. -—Front H x 7 4 TON : : _ a c' nee ting: tet ’ aaa ‘ " = io ons . LOLo— \ew.y decormie”g room Sti ’ Poemg 7 _ . : "A & ee nt 1cren warted ia ‘ haa a4F | ‘ . / : — . ' tee “ : sah nele mom wit reset R4LOW me. ; t 20D sinz.e ¢ Ith nine hep. ! - coupie, | - —— : ‘ agi. neat “J : — 4 Is. ' | : ~~ + ate —— —_ i —Niddle-age Suse ker fon ‘hildren. t 3-vear-oid | KINGSHIGHWAY. 80 N.— Roon a! reoms lor iif! Lousekecping. pa” : -- * family. all conv interview with a married counle for MA: ) iiouse work: of DY ) em? ed in a large; * A. parapet ; | ete ST sR hoard for 2 or 3: reasonable foNe oO) __a a7 om rT ; Pveew _- a ada ohets (ic, nis a saat : . re - hildren: rotes : i ‘ J — cone - family. 6138 eters. ) \ ‘ n ‘ Tine C} Las 2s ; ’ r. Neauy turn ‘ 4utiv e at ’ i ~ . . ‘ . 1 © 4 . shee ’ : mares ae mana ’ K- = : mas pg Ove ‘ alan ; . ‘ . — onl — persons applyrin RL- bite Sal . Pos’ WOMAN Ger CH : : a.so singe beds comforts; GRand 5 ' r J I rnwoUSss all =279R _ N.—FrUrnisees rem posi ti ; ' ct eatin a cS ag 4 i” col T. | a : “th at sah Be iB a! oth ws x back room for North ar \) | WASHINGTON. 3404—Fromt ASHLAND $947A—Hoom and beard: _ water in & employed: private family. COl- ental a ople employed: 1 ASHINGTON, 351 2—Housekeepm ' with kitchenette; gas range and Pw Zire Cc reasonable. garage. ~ wi ind a heal | home, | ! N. 1714A—3 connecting - . an ,.. +7 wrt and ye ds, la. une ll—Furnished froom; ALS. imiws n Pout . nvr viencese cent r Fairgrounds ‘3 nie . ST TRL , eg LoD. front roomm. od DS J r furnishe: ie exp eed: i ne Davi S 1@a ty an‘ a! OT L GIRL ror ge! {a mOW OPK rate. - apart? a ; owe sae ; , 7 : : mie —. ¥ t Te} 4 ' : ee ‘ , . ts a “ . ‘ eri br ; " ; 4 t eB ny lie Y \ ‘ 3 ' 3 Tt ’ , ‘ ‘ * * “ f « ‘ s ‘ anal . qt . ‘ a hitche and a ae ee er een She rue eee wax LAN HA ) 3 agile ; ae alee gg te ot Fc ste Of bath: suitable for 2 peapln € onditions of 1 ate as they | Gint Ok WOMAN For coolline al pec. 7 T : Mc agongsi cae on | SULLICAN ae a a 7 = -~ ~~ . : = . rat housework Phereo - AL , ton’ : ‘ 3 ; Souther ostneun t¢« hier) attending ies meetings. work: fa © ' Satin of a —-— —— — - AGress, a oa +. 1S. . i RD in m own home: pd MANS an deh 4 3. BOS avi on Oe TT ISIANA 18 ; i aoe “Park: sree oF | men are especially) — =n eady work. H. Kees armen FOUN (AN W : i ) de 3 | 7 a ; : Furnis rt P oom housekeeping nesdav, May 18,; a 61 72 minster. ‘ 3 , ~ 3 - 7 . and cookin aun: | DLAINE. 3064—Room and every | 2 __ = : . a ee - | WeREE 4311—Laree, _ st : x 5 5 4 vag ov . s : { -* Jt! ‘ . j Béa vi. bors ; i my : : ; nt } yh AS . - A. " 3. ‘ a . , : ventences MAGNOLIA, 3 :! | . ; one or two. conti uguae }2 > > tts p ot tl tah . Re et aT , bi ; teice i DwIone - : : at AL A. ice, Lykan M! Cc : , cm ae : =r Sai ene . eras one 7 = Cesir . , a. 2 - 4 4 \ , Al : ' Dar.met 53 ‘ } er } ? 4 . nk ‘As Seve " Lien ee WANTED—WOMEN cence . 2 om rt of home r i : " Cx aT EE * ert ¥ orival® ; : ; , — . ~- honaekre cine t I : : OPERAT* yR a ihe J r cas; JO cents = — — | MM) , _— ——— : . . ;, SMRABKA, Silt i on porch ‘ agg = uowe . Gerftul re atari ody : = ners’ iT} : — hho : bet fe de pat -© ve + tT. rere ; ho serheening rc : OREGON, FOG rvorms. or.vete TRAVELING SALESMEN Sepa bey. CUOE Southwood” Pare OPERATORS cel Real as.” Lee We | SERVO ROT Na Te wai | (otis) oneivata poweeentenen. tty | Om —— rere —e meee, | ON OPE R ATOR + “ Cre cees Piece i? M RG "ANSTERN GARMENT ay RAT /RS—Exper: enced resses evarantred hie mont Be a eee 7 OPERATORS _ Experern red nn eilk r - : ae — ry oy oat np! : . ‘ : heats . sf : ‘ i a vans ° ‘ -~T ~ ~ m+ , : mon : y? — ; 7 ~ gee HAND SEWERS S: 21 Washington. noon 159 St. G } Do rtwate Pelt ee eee Seatle | WASHING Prpert: . . . —_ gape «* ide . : OE R ATC Re At a ; ‘ > | . have only a { acant * 3 chines in ou tor , “Bp | bl. 2 . ™ te) 7 . ' ry a. ‘1? ' 7) = I : ' 2 \ —_ " . ‘ ' mn", — . *-~ - . » } ; . ’ x. . 4 it : ’ ‘, . . 4 ire man AP BL SH-BI RNS REALTY CO. &. ' 7 > WAKER — pcan : vent ama bat rt ve i mt ncead Ope rato! ] Si) . Seren: + — — | e fami! 34400 _— : " Py. | peuetawn ; ates -) ‘ Pees. san ALT Super sat © +34 to a mM proyec BOARD HOT. Ww ATER EASON. | UNIVERSITY. 22 em" , mm eR poware, Ram? a ambitious man to work city a ——- Your ) ads it} tal or ere F . sO ry. cistrict agency. Life protection ’ ye handlin h at windey a has USEGIRI ite 1 r | a Mal} 4 °e a ’ : . le » _ - . ™ . ’ ; ’ ’ “4 al ot oe paid ~ apg 90 per Seaeeine: muna} s Semen ae te | TT : — once. VAL KE R DRY ae FOCUS. .. . ; 2 : ; ’ 2 : r ‘ Enna etree | HPVMNS? “tc Ady 2 . . ' : ' noom and board 7 Ww FSTMIN <TFR 417—Room and r va aE . : a : : lt. Krone a ee La a «hea tk ' - ‘ —— Ex fastest crowing nt te kin am rin ( enmMma ly oR Cu De . vied a mm . ms afias aft LiPR ‘ASSOCIATION fate with mnApply Monday befor | _nights 6280 Cats GOODS CO ‘T6th & Locust § Pew OMA Ta | TELL. $86 iN — ~~ 7 Re } Picg.. Cor wy Q@nc Olive way and Washington ’ $¢C% . : — ohcen, eee ctory. 9d Fl (e6%)\ | fic . rt! . Barclay New | 1 ti a or 2 home privileges fi tle couple. —— +. hai» ' aries rd JLCs lung F acid ry, wm A I l. (Ve, - - Ri “ ~ Ste om and board { ; We brag ne R PL... 381 53—Roome wlh TRiGhHT 142°—~ ee: a ‘N30 Wives vie ' board *s iwi beds. ”“ ater i ruc Us. picte: newly decorated. . 4 OT free

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- . SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 19 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 6C _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 0F 40 COMPANIES {ST.LOUIS SILL UNDER GUT OIL PRODUCTION: FLOOD FUND QUOTA Seven Producers in Seminole;Total Donations $349,630, | Field Refuse to Vote, Others {| More Than $50,000 Short Not Represented. of City’s Goal. \ oe -_—_ By the Associated Prese. TULSA Ok., May 14.—A ction While fin0d damage continues to followed quickly tonight a decision |i, orease, St. Louis contributions to or 26 of the largest producing com- ithe Red Cross relief fund are sho. panies in the Seminole oil area to] curb the lavish flow that has re- ing a sulted in nation-wide unsettlemen! /total of the fund of the oil industry. Forty compan- | [ouis last night iched ; | 2 i“ Yr) jr } ah fr) ies operate in the field. |630.50, more thai apie © } : f ° va ft Several of the companies particl- ithe $400,000 which St. : ¢ ore ~ ’ Pe m nica yt} large patting in the ugreem*e Lit be gan im | bee nN ASKE re fo reise re Ot ee A msg mediately to promulgate orders to |cities have passe d their quotas, it shut down on the drilling of neW Cross officials say. wells in the Seminole field. t is to h remeé mbered also that ' ; 72 . 5 4 v its f a i a é : ae ia 4 zt > a &.@ + 5 pA a 7. | So bie t | ee ee vet ahs ~ SA «“ Vite ufacture of balloon tires, has been Srat sag Vet pe of : ae filed tn Federal Court here against ee a iy sin fe peas f posse “_— t , . . " " rSau , YY , ne ag Tie s+-600 000 Ais. of the working population, Real Estate dealers and owners are concentrating WY y | YUWMWV@@C~C—™@CEEHY Yy My ‘ ‘se ‘ Yj $6,000,000 from the estate of her | productivity of farms by a wider in the Post-Dispatch. and are making special in- yf, Steel Wheel Corporation Seeks In- | WAR VETERANS PROPOSED a Home this week! leging infringement of patent | were received with skepticism. | Snelling, Minn., where the reneral The bill asks for an Injunction] .Mercury Hits 113 at Yuma. Ariz. Yentlon, and aske 1 counting ils degrees teday ® .tioeue « es a

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By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK INCE Ibsen wrot The Wife of the New York Herald Tribune Owner Has Combined Domestic and Business Careers, “Retaining the Best Features of Each.” . Doil s House "4 3 me "Tw a; Ww tT \\ fe i ‘ {> i ‘ . i : 4 ‘ } tT } Pi ‘ ’ vA | i i j , | ; ee ‘“ } ’ , vs j ‘ 1) \i mei { ' ’ ‘ ) r " rey ~ | j ( bt Ge wed ‘ y ‘ 4 V4 ‘ ’ i ) ryé : . i, \\ ii | t " ft pu = ( T ‘ v4 1 ) * a 7 ’ ‘ q | p’* cf ‘ ‘ } now rnaty ’ ’ VN t eae. t L | lent i Lait Oj " ? . ewspaper Horace Greek ‘ — ** years ce ae) The women Channe! switmm the $100,000 a year busi utives look their parts Not Reid lf one met her In sive town house on West ¢ ‘9 ha? } r mommy " reel, OD ie bch »,' COUNTS \\ ¢ sate hestel con Seas tiie sands bye { t} (pile Wou { I \' t petite pre mW the | ha iS fFeESHPONSIDILe TQ . a t } uUccess tnat COT bf uid Tribune lt ecent s i (>We }¢?] i sift dil } + ? ot ‘ »¢ by i ¢ P vif d e edito and pri dent admire “ rot ‘ us ia] ‘ hy (| + YT i tart, ; } i f P77 ii (OT f Hut t ' oi i? t; ilé i il ‘ rivals in other newspaper of! reely admit that she has made iccess’ of her work and Nh; prove 1 lit Digwer tha ( } ] yt) vertising director and vice president of the Herald Tribune companys band in the direction of the paper. While advertising is her chief interest, she has studied the newspaper bust- ness as a whole and has plaved an active part in those decisions which directed the fortunes of the paper. N.- MAKING a success of her news- paper work, Mrs. Reid has not nez- lected her hom She has two sons. one 13 years old, the other, 22 months old Another child, a daughter, 9 vears old, died a little over two years ago Nirs hieid _ friends have made list a. Hewspaper phrase to describe office and home life. When the Herala on aa 8 P : ' ball tem ote iment outright. It was able to sell the letters and tne Tribune We @e consolida ed Sey ‘ ave Of Virs Reid ss hackground 1S Tet Mrs. Ogden Reid. E é; Y . ra ‘ > . ) ‘ ral ‘6 “4 re tit i) if W us AvTNticuUne ed that ( SSars She was born il} Appleton, to Tié Wspapers in diffe rent parts of the ’ ss , - , ; : wm "4 . : 7 ‘go> } Tire- new paper would retain thre bye | VW iS. the youngest of eleven ehildre 1) ni k ' 1] ie bhi country at such high prices that 7 home and woman si rage work. she more an doubler his figure. 1 : ies ae - ' features of each Mrs. Reid's friend She received her early education in a ? — ae ag secured the New York rights virtually aly ? : In 1917 she was treasurer of the New 1923 the total advertising in the paper ; : , iy that she | combined bu hoardine school at Fond du Lac and : we ; _— without cost to itself. By printing this ; "ork State Toman Suffrace Party, the had increased to 9,590,000 lines The a . and home life and ‘retained the best staved in her native State long enouren see Ke ™ in Suffrage Party, ao feature, the Herald Tribune obtained “. . ** yr T) ‘ , 9 segs F 17 " ; ’ he qj ‘y? > ‘ a a ‘ %* 5 ¢ Ni “ f ld t} + o . oe group WwW eded in wetting tl same vear Frank A. Munsey sol ; ‘ in els features of eact to get the ‘““Wisconsin idea sy ile a P many Democratic readers. | se franchise in New York and prepared Herald to the Tribune Last year the a ‘IT don't understand why. peopi till interested in the Liberalism of | ¥ ) The House letters were such a suc- } ‘ 1 16} , ; men Wa’ ror nationa Woman SuLi rage LOlLal adv« rtisineg lineage for tiie ay thev want to WK up their bust the La Follettes, although that phi a ne Re Wag Boe gS Res , cess that Mrs. Reld decided that " } :) res ; ‘ ’ Phat accomplished she looked ror Herald Tribune was 18,785,853 lines. > ness When they leave their offices oxOphy is at the opposite pole trom th = : the Herald Tribune must have the ; ‘ ot! q>] , itis Ti)? 1?! ‘Tie re i¢ ~ te ,¢’ -) ic ror . ction ecore ln . wo) it : . oe Mrs. Reid told the writer as she sat Vw ) ( Tribune . site ; . " ‘. and Letters of Woodrow VU ilson. ; ' It Rede fortunat "niik Or ‘ald Tribune, but she has not ; ’ l find that half the of wo \ was Tortunare Unitk de Herald Tribune, bu oo. which Ray Stannard Baker is writing " ‘ ‘ : . . } A he 7 *. as ‘ae 16 2h eo y} tr) +} IT} Sen' it! ¢*7 new mi be ra this Tribune by gay T) satisfied al onrine rhe r eT er ries : 1s to taik aye? { ‘ new bya] } a »?) | rhit tikt j 5 *) ; | 1 it i i , ' ; I ( I) lon . from documents supplied him hv Mrs ' +¢} ' hy 3) } } i q>7 VW ¢ ; ‘ j lated at Barnard CoO Pre and Wa lad t t Vditlo?l favorable to t} eS em La thie adve rtising dé partment Shi v3 " lems with my husband when w / ; ik Wilson. Again it was thought that the re} iat rr ated four years | roatter ployment of worten Ole rac Was % Ortan etor in ree Tr at home. Our minds are not distracted graduated four ye ater alf men Omet 1 Hora isan important factor in the merge Times or the World would have the by petty thins me of our 1 majoring’ in Greek While at Barna Greeley had had as a contributor Mat oO! Herald and the Tribune. Munsey inside track nportant newspaper decisions have ard she developed a lik for sciences garet Fuller (later the Marchesa wanted to buy the Tribune rather than | : ) : err : AY Fee eal as li When Mrs. Reid learned that the he ’ th rniet f rat and tired to enange he! irse, Dut It LD) Ossoli a brilllant partner in the sell the Herald. The Reids, however been reached in the quiet. « yu blist Doubled Pp ? here train a. }¢*T heay \ I ¢ (Line }“ L,UAe? Rehecy i Hlarding Davis. mothe TC)! sale In the end. Munsey sold th) , 4 t an’ pat ' : ci @ha- - > es b ; r ’ : ‘es aa hat met the price, she immediatels fire between her home and her offtes devoted to philosophy and less tee} Of the great war correspondent, wrote Herald and the Tribune absorbed its n a - asked for a four-day option or } ‘ he bag makini thi« host arrane ‘ rie o ¢ nical ‘ rentitie Works bey ‘lig! tg) ‘> iif mria S r«)? ? P Priburne ( >1 an I’ chief compe fitor l K q A r a f it da) pti nN. Hier us ; | ee band, editor a resident o he com- for her two children I do not axree reading ts In newspapers and current women contributors who had hace \s the advertising director, Mrs. ind, itor and | len { the com | Vy, was nei Norfolk "a hunting wif those note W The thrimkKk Clie biction she is now one of the trustees this remarkable tradition were Helen Reid became interested in making t} sate sil 1 near N ik, Va., Satine Re ; , ' ' : ‘ ae ik , rt (2 Lit a. y { ~ Rion f | ; »% inust> be with their children through of Barnard and a verv active one. too Hunt Jackson, who wrote on Indian Herald Tribune a better newspape1 fuck ind his decisior n the deal ‘ ‘ , T ) } \ ’ Pye } V ‘ S a ¢’ li Se re al ‘ te t t t out the da siie Lidl I think that according to her friend: affairs Maria Louise Pool, the New That meant, amone other things aa es sential. Several attempts ” ” ) ‘ach } ’ telephone faile ‘h | ‘with able to rivet 1th \ Cc iiidren thie best After: vraduat On I! TT) Barnard at england Hove list (57a ‘ (;reenwood, { Ose} attention to ‘features. w ) ie i} reach mm by té le ph me aile d 7 rie ’ ) a . ‘ ‘ . t> . , | lis ‘TS [e » , » Yy lite by f myself when | see them only in t} the age of 20, Mrs. Reid, then Helen Kate Field and Harriet Prescott Spof are special articles outside the genera! publishers were extremely polite, but . - : ; ' : 7 . . by « hh . morning and in the evening Durins Viiles Kogers becani a s@€cretary to ford in tT news they informed Mrs Reid that ‘ the day I look forward to the evenin Mrs. Whitelaw Retd, wife of the Mrs. Reid cecided that her metler could not give any one an option when 1 shall see them arai ind | forme America \mbassad to Great wits the advertising department of NE of the first features she went Still reluctant to sign such a large hope they look forward to the tim: Britain and mothe f Orden Reid the newspape! She began in a posi after was the letters of Colonel contract without the OK of the head when thev will see me agaln : et} position she held for eight yeal ti08n Omparable to the starting point House The Herald Tribune is a of the company, Mrs. Reid determined we appreciate each other more by ¢ Here it was s! ef ner future hus f her husband in the editorial office conservative Republican hewspaper to find her husband “an a moe ; ’ recd My - . cay t gay CF « Ty) "2 ’ t by Vey } ,f ( w by ¢ he . r) for by ' . : " ' ? . - ; arrangement ia; wn graduated from Yale In e Fal 1918 : came an and for that reason it was thought tha: Norfolk was her first stop. Leaving ah ° } ig)? } { ' ’ ’ ’ . . ' ’ ? : } ; ' ’ ] ’ ] , . The natural question t As} vi Via beginnin 1 report On the advertising solicitor Colonel House and his publishers New York on the night train she r aE ry ary re tery The “Tyna Tye? thy ; F ? “if 17 t } Tr ' T f rth jf ' " ‘Teor ' } 7 { fs } r j 4 ‘ Reid was why nit we Pe at New York Within ree months she was direc would prefer that the New York rights teached Norfolk on a Sunday morn : } . ft ix life t | mW L)j Tie?! é | i pel rus ]* by ' avs - "rs mL 4) ’ ? »? c\’ ? : ty rei ‘? t 7 °° ’ ' , ‘ry , ~ 6 + and exacting ite oO A Prion yw irried one yeal u the advertising department £0 to an independent Democratic news ing After a hasty breakfast, she hired {) life } ne “al activ 1 L bie A | : € oe i YY (i ai a Ban 4 , ify? ' I ] rs fyt) 2 th f are a ! ii} aa Ti , ‘ "7 ; 1o alife of social a \ it 1 was nade manaving editor: When Mrs. Reid took ove the ad aper ilike the Times or the World. The an automobile to drive her to the Ui hy I ~~ nN words Wa lf itl f ] | ’ ‘ 1¢>7 VeTtTisineg i Tt) rfyryeé { he 70) ; } | ld “Tri byy ° ’ 7 \ er . pad pre vertising department th tal adve Herald Tribune went what was ther hunting club. The Netro driver didn't meres 4 * , . » . ‘ . , - e : ie } . ‘ . > ¢ } "T* of ,207 . ir f _ ; . " t¢ . : . teresting an seve vears afte er marriage ing lineage for the Tribune in 1918 considered the limit and bought the think much of her chances to reach th: Te derstan this j wera kno i re bn hid sii P ” 9 linas rheahd, ee , I ) un i d : a V“ l , i i NI ie Rta (lé Vote cj he T self to VM i ’ | ] ‘ vos ] ~ ialifé 7 W ’ Lili five Yea) = ent) or new Spaper! rivhts to the letter “« ( amp Sonne of the Virginia roads are Page Two. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch__May 15, 1927. Mrs. Ogden Reid a Partner in Running a Great Paper worse than Missouri roads Were firs years ago “Dis is one tight road we’ye Bot ty travel,’ the Negro said. “What do you mean by ‘tight? » Mrs. Reid asked ‘Well, ma’am, it’s jist tight,” Way the reply “Tight’’ the road was, but Mrs, Rejj eventually reached the camp and found her husband in hig retreat Through A, R. Holcombe, the Heralg Tribune managing editor, who had been Mrs. Reid's right hand Man the negotiations, the Reids COM mugi, cated on a Sunday with the Double. day-Page representative at a Ney York hotel. It being Sunday, option for several hours was Obtained Finally at 7 o'clock in the evening she closed the bargain for the New York rights for $150,000—so fap y known, the highest price that hag ever been paid for the local rights to a single feature. Mrs. Reid is disinclined to taj about herself or her activities on ang for the pape! With the utmost tact she refused to discuss, except in a gen- eral way, her work. She takes for granted her success in the advertising department. The lineage figures, she thinks, speak for themselves. She even disclaims any credit for her par in the other departments of the paper, Her associates in the advertising de. partment are not so reticent. The men as well as the women are agreed that she is an efficient executive, a “square and a real person who “plays the game.”’ aa, | RS. REID has proved that she can paint with a broad 4 or fine brush as the oee- sion requires,’ one of her associates said. “She has a head for details when details require her personal at- tention, or she can turn them over to the proper person. Perhaps the greatest thing about her is the wayshe has of getting the 66 persons in this department to co-operate. She hasa personal interest in each one of w and she is always accessible. She is here at 9 o'clock in the morning and she stays until her work is finished. She doesn’t ask any of us to do any- thing she wouldn't do.”’ shooter’ The women in the department are intensely loyal to Mrs. Reid because they believe they are getting an even chance with the men, ‘Mrs, Reid ‘de ‘ides everything on merit,’’ one woman lek ‘and we know we'll geta 50-50 break with the men. That makes us work all the harder, but we know we'll get the credit if we bring in the results rn Although Mrs. Reid denies that she is directly responsible for the three women among the ‘“‘top-notchers” 02 the paper, other workers declare thal her mere presence in the editorial con ferences has something to do with the fact that Ishbei Ross is regarded as the paper’s premier reporter, that Irita Van Doren is editor of the books de partment and that Mrs. William Brown Meloney is editor of the Sunday Magazine. And even the most rabid anti-feminist could not honestly argue that these women are not eminent! successful at their tasks. Within tht last year, both the Magazine and the Book Review have become serio rivals to similar departments 02 the New York Times——iong recognized # the leaders in their fields. Men in the news department have a wholesome respect for Mrs. Reid's judgement and what they call her entire lack of the ‘reform — spirit.” She realizes, they said, that the newspape business is not a kid glove affair and has adapted herself to it according Ten months of the year, Mrs. Relt is on the job, day in and day out, Ont month during the winter, she and bet family go to Florida One month the summer, they go (to the Adiror dack Mountains No, we don't go in for social lilt when we're away from New York, * she aid. ‘‘We go away so we can be wit the children and have a real vacatioe: Mr. Reid is an enthusiastic boat racer “What's my hobby? Well, 1 gue it's the paper although I like sports with the water—salling we have farm up in Westchester and I take # atueenl in that We're raising sont fine sheep UP tb connected swimming Of course exceptionally now a And go vou n ake tne farm pay: t doesnt pay ‘I must confess that it i make it pay ) ‘ T’ vy) i ro i 4 In sit ' gbe I devoted enough atten ion to it, replied confiden or “Will vou atay in new spaper work ! hope to as long as 1 live. Yor an oftice lke this? life or wort know. working in tir nz us iA = ler. not as I | our ng one's self over the details of b ; ‘ — keeping, sane answereu [hme @ and Barrie Knew women but Mrs Reid is Woman Wit! ‘a et made a success 1D husiness, y retained her home ‘ ; appeal ii introduced bilities might boomer ivig the im" ‘ Sy DANIEL A. LORD, S. J. $) Y GREAT good for- hs it Aros Palize yr Ruidar fter we Work PTlencve Dilities uVisers Y 18 ove, “8 der q ar? Vice Clure; Udey; Y thei; Work anhize Derts y ar, fing Motion 10 TOs. dies im at; ry urc he ~ ld Ar edy Band ver Chri fees, , his : q he, Wish lon rt lteq do N the attempt to put in the films OLL the drama in the world's ters. history moving turned action the great success attained by Pap- Christ." Regarding sex indispensable to a success: mis picture, this element was Fearing that the sensi- lis expensive play into 4 tine. certain leading clerymen of religi called into consultation Lord { | One Louis, a Jesuit, who was is the author of the Uild wing account of his experiences his was a task that called and assistance, and so, etermined to throw into best of his own long ex- about car Kathered about him all the might need and use. The when motion picture direc- de all the questions of history ie ir own heads or take adiiners. Now they call ance experts in every line could easily enough or- niversity faculty from the of America ring the course of the way into the offices of Of the aw Company Mille sent out hia cecal! country to the religious nrist The Federated ‘morta sent Dr. George head of ite dey artme them than er, a well-known min- Babe Ruth. month ir) Attitude toward a life Alkow, a rabbi and a Jewish seminary, took ‘“anent office on the grounds =e expert consultant on ‘Ooms and history /yTre@sentative Father Lord of St as Catholic Ad; ‘Aang of hk Protograph picture producers is inf life of Christ. This tion-picture immediate inspiration graphs or moment yor with the ing under by bi such a trifle Angeles to Christian audiences the mornin So, as sc the confere tive, the en gan. The liminary, bi New York t I found the floor Ww citement. the floor w tune. the work of citement w filming the story of ‘the normal Christ was placed cige, I in the hands of Ce- learned, of cil B. DeMille. For One remote in spite of all his nected wit experience and abil- work. Wh ity, Mr DeMille was Hays spok humble enough to spoke in & broken atre rFuperia Summed Catholic and Jewish of the film. Father oe ee artistic this: He felt th were er upon the mo portant re work of a from ex-suit manu- tion. Ei military tactics from million peo day attend t tion picture entire pop undoubted least once & millions had thought of since their n preparing for his hood. Oth llons knew C so vaguely t drama Bruce Bar- far less vit Him at all. So here, t consultation were called together he licate subiect the delicate subje medium in Christ was to the work would look watch His And the preaching, Welfare Counci] was death, and priest to act as a ishing real Christ woul

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cal . a CI ~ . ’ al Filming the World’s Greatest Story one tight road we’ the Negro said. do you mean by Reid asked. naam, it’s jist tight.” va , 8 ve Bot tg ‘tight ” “pioht he road was, but Mrs Reid Father Lord of St. Louts Who Acted eventually reached the cAMP ang . found her husband in his ret oN | iF . on r ; ’ 4 1 / " ’ . + . Through A, R. Holcombe, the seer ds ( dl LOLI te Isc’) ; l ells Hlon the Tribune managing editor, who had been Mrs. Reid’s right hand Kh ' kK , — lH] . | , a onal Ine of Ines cis ) CP) ed , eated on a Sunday with the Double. ) day-Page representative § at a i ; : | , | | I. fy ' | York hotel. . It being Dente rolog) dp ‘ ‘ lh “ Uh as option for several hours was Obtained Finally at 7 o'clock in the evening she closed the bargain for the New York rights for $150,000—so fa, as known, the highest price that hag ever been paid for the local rights to a single feature. Mrs. Reid is disinclined tg talk about herself or her activities op and for the paper. With the utmost tact she refused to discuss, except ina gen- eral way, her work. She takes for granted her success in the advertising department. The lineage figures, she a . » permet ee Tt? te thinks, speak for themselves. She even disclaims any crecit for her Dart in the other departments of the paper. Her associates in the advertising de. partment are not so reticent. The men as well as the women are agreed that she is an efficient executive, a “square shooter’ and a real person who “plays the game.”’ ¢ RS. REID has proved that she can paint with a broad 1 or fine brush as the oeca- sion requires,” one of her associates said. ‘“‘She has a head for details when details require her persona] at- tention, or she can turn them over to the proper person. Perhaps the greatest thing about her is the way she has of getting the 66 persons in this department to co-operate. She hasa personal interest in each one of us oe ew” and she is always accessible. She is here at 9 o'clock in the morning and she stays until her work is finished. She doesn’t ask any of us to do any- thing she wouldn't do.’’ iat fe ke iid _ ’ r ; eae re . ree ie ela Sy The women in the department are intensely loyal to Mrs. Reid because ; they believe they are getting an even N the attempt to put in the films OLLYWOOD never writes let- thought of Him as one dead and bur- Jdy' ' For there by the Lake of Galilee stood chance with the men, ‘‘Mrs. Reld de the gredtest drama in the world's ters. Letters take time and time ied in a remote past. ( / oe a Judean carpenter shop, about which cides everything on merit,’’ one woman [| history, moving picture producers ja infinitely precious in the mo- “We are so deeply impressed with | = | " walked crowds of Judean villagers, explained, “and we know we'll geta [ tumed to the life of Christ This tion-picture industry. Hollywood tele- our responsibility,’ he said, ‘that for : : and shadowing it all was the great 50-50 break with the men. That [J ation had the immediate inspiration graphs or telephones, and from the the first time in history we have be- | s sweep of Judean hDilis. makes us work all the larder, but we | of the great success attained by Pap- moment you begin your connection #un work on a film with a prayer , _ The illusion was perfect. They told know we'll get the credit if we bring mis “Life of Christ Regarding sex with the induatry you are snowed Before the firat foot of film was | find Sar me later that pictures of thia Catalina in the results-”’ : appeal as indispensable to a success under by blue and yellow sheets, while taken we asked priests, ministers and Cm , scenery had been mixed in with pic- ‘ul moving picture this clement was auch a trifle as a phone ca!l from Los rabbis to our studio to pray that God ca ps 4g bio —_ ad tures of Palestine and given to an ex- introduced. Fearing that the sensi Angeles to New York in the course of would bless our work and make Christ Teas on A n rd —* ~ pert. He was asked to se- bilities of their Christian audiences the morning {8 a mere matter of rou- ilve again among men. | be: nes eS fo lect the pictures actually might turn this expensive play into a tine. “Mr. DeMille has f{ssued ordera to ) _- | 3 rm taken in the Holy Land, ie Primast, Cashohet cad’ Tawar, 807 88 soon as T was appointed b) oy a ee Ns eaiaand, they Sane bel the selected pictures had been taken in Palestine and half on Catalina. us 4 ooh ey a - 2 cette! 4 ie » vane oii o i Sas igor eens Ye > at as , roe isa. ait sD Diicinsdissclgntddibanns suas ancl ceil ciiacateaaiiaienictiadiadnetan ae a OE Pees “ lll Sk ge oe: far hae " > ae oe " pero ‘ ee a eae Tawar - my a PO Nor . Ky Eo ts iy? i, oe Although Mrs.*Reid denies that she is directly responsible for the three women among the ‘‘top-notchers” 0D the paper, other workers declare that her mere presence in the editorial con- the conference to act as a representa- tive, the snowstorm of telegrams be- gan. The first few were merely pre- ferences has something to do with the fact that Ishbel Ross is regarded as a he of he Slee Pesher paper’s premier reporter, that Irita er ; Van Doren is editor of the books de ae liminary, but finally one sent me to partment and that Mrs. William ee New York to meet Mr. Will Hays ' i | eo ew Brown Meloney is editor of the Sunday | R account of Aig expertences 1 found Mr. Hays literally pacing at mr “ ee a ; reproduced Judean vil- Magazine. And even the most rabid Roti the floor with ex- \ | aie ll | lage, ang the people wan- anti-feminist could not honestly argue @*y DANIEL A. LORD, S. J. citement. Pacing Se eS cattle and fowls, the that these women are not eminently Y GREAT good for- the floor with ex- | a ‘amels threading their way through re 3) ; ‘ : a i successful at their tasks. Within the tune the work of citement was quite & ™ Mary of ; _ . ; Ate ee cine an Cae rife + aaa . » ““ é ’ Se edhe the crowds, the water buffaloes pull- last year, both the Magazine ¢ | filming the story of ie norma . | >... s ing a cart through the streets, one ‘view have come serious Gi nia niare cise, I soon is 4 Oty kee 3 ' i hi gage aaes ie Book Review have be sl Christ was placed eg Tay | ied ot eee i withered old age. But my card took felt he was back in the very land and rivals to similar departments on x in the hands of Ce- learned, of any- | j 7 al time of Our Lord. New York Times——long recognized #4 a! B. DeMille. For one remotely con- me past the barred doors and Into the nected with the estudio, where Mr, Barrett Kiesling, a HE one modern note—and that work. When MI clever young man, who ts Mr. DeMille’s obtruded itself !mmediately— publicity expert, though he looks like was the staff of technicians, cam- religions were called into consultation Louis, a Jesuit, who was me. of these, is the author of the my cee ey he bape 4 i yy f the a wholesome respect for Mrs. Reid's ity, Mr DeMille was Hays spoke, he etters experience and abil- - ) : a Greek professor, met me and became era men, property men, electricians — = aoa epic" She PYllze that this was a task that called O%roken stream of my guide, companion and friend : er siatemncigh sun grabbers g this tis thee cata that the newspaper FT Guidance and Stiiienes and. oo. ruperlatives ‘ : | : ' | a : a | oi | mt We wandered through an — Va- who grec misat es paring the open ained husinge RS ie nat re kid glove affair and fer he had determ ned to throw into Summed Up, if ™ 4 r b> i * €. > cated lot. " sue Sempeny slate: . ame ee aprendoaperne vetoes ane: ABS Com- ee a | . . _ cardinal Me Werk the heat or 1, iss aoe ahout came to King of Kings,’ as the life of Christ inating this cross section of the centu has adapted herself to it accor — a of his own long sat aide. | f was to be called, had migrated to Cata- tries, this one spot on earth where the Ten months of the year, Mrs. Relt Witien wale his undoubted artistic = t™ : tf 4 , ) ’ py - lina Island, leaving behind it empty ancient and the modern world rubbed is on the job, day in and day out, One ivisers a Rathered about him all the He felt that ais i on | | | Judean streets, a beautiful house In elbows, radio microphone in hand, and month during the winter, she and het by lt might need and use. The were enter.ng | WwW — - f which Christ had worked the miracle yachting cap pulled down to protect One month iD | leas, — motion picture direc- upon the —_ im- : : of giving sight to a blind child, and his eyes from the glaring sun, was the A dirok gag all the questions of history portant religious aa | | a magnificent banquet hall, heavy with master of it all (the climax ta inten- dack Mountains Sage a oe or eee — " privea x | | e a . . 4 gold leaf and gorgeOus decoration, tional), Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. for social oe titers ee poste rate: _- | | , | where the unrepentant Magdalen had We met. he welcomed me with the ne gpa ee epacaug _— -oncayape degricse 2 #) ) . feasted Judean dandies and played famous DeMille smile. which makes we neaAdIiners Ow ‘ Call Cav attene ne m "Way . ' : , rh } , ' thelr eect Rearathdannd 8 sh poornebe: a he . tat ‘ | with a fiendish looking leopard. one think pomewna of the — York. One leet dnctiy enou + ash saaiee population o) ntBis , : : | | , ’ NT ee inize 9 eieticatee: e se | : ih aa: ek eerien ae ” Ps : ATALINA ISLAND had not yet ner on his yacht, and then as he turned berts who ig gh ovagee es at anes oan | a * been reached by a swimmer, 80 back to his directing, put me in the | 7 : r ting a ie . me epee = | aoe aa e sagen . we were taken over by a com- hands of an assistant peels ted with the water—salline “ Motion piety, —— th Sa ver ~ fortable steamer and then Carried For a few moments I walked iiter oes Imming Of course, we have “ io Mr pee aetna oe sia Th , down the length of the island in Har- ally among the stare I met a tall com up in “Westchester and 1 take al - Ve Mille sent out his call thought of pre aol , | old Lloyd’s speed boat Mr Lloyd powerful man who towered above me nting rest in that. . We're raising some ; as “aibaetody LO the religious since their ch - ’ was also working on Catalina, filming with an overwhelming impression of deal aeatiy fine sheep. uP there @. a sal a eo for his hood. pong! oa on board a huge beached ship the pic- size, and found him the very genia! : hitehes of . — | rhe sieipiciienaein “ean a nbs Scie lovely ture afterwards released as ‘The Kid Ernest Torrence, onde as as put the farm pay: 4 detrs ‘ hen ape Dr. George BO vaguely & init tes pil- Hrother.”’ so he shared our camp. We it. St. Peter, ‘the head of my church pay: - ‘Tews, head of ite department! them than Washington | turned sharply about a rocky corner In a tent completely seciuded from the y if : Wation and drama Bruce Bar- far less vital than Reginald Denny 0! of the island and found ourselves face others, talking to no one and remain- oe eecestention to it,’ she ly father, , we , known min- pane mee And millions did not know (o face with the Isthmus and Camp De- ing apart while in costume, sat Mr plied confidently. » PRoup we ® month in consultation Him at all Mille. Off in the harbor Mr. DeMille’s H. B. Warner, the . we Me the a esvited o: Hollywood is a symbol rather than characteristic things about Hollywood. yacht, The Seaward, swung at anchor. Throughout the production, ever: ) 4%. ’ acs . sr o 7. 7 ' » y a . > . } =) n the delicate subject medium in the world, the figure ass place. As a matter of fact, Culver It seems as if everyone was sitting and On shore row after row of tents stood member of the company was instruct ed ' titude TY’ ¢ } fe ‘ — ’ | ’ » } , > t ‘ rith tie hig! a were Se suddenly to be presented City or Burbank or Los Angeles itself waiting, waiting for a chance to see like white soldiers. A large pavilion ed to treat Mr. Warner wi e high in the center proved later to be ou: est respect. About him was preserved *% " , Dr Alk« ee , , ( hirist wast a the world as a living reality. Men ia just as likely to shelter the studio someone in authority, waiting for an : — -cittaaaas 7 opportunity to appear before the cam- dining room Another pavilion was almost a reverential atmosphere; while the recreation hall and projection the- in costume he was regarded as some thing quite sacred He was playing at it tuall\ ‘i. F : 1] her entire wo Ta humble enough to 8poke in an un family go to Florida. the summer, they go to the “No, we don't go in | we're away from New York, ° “We go away so we can be with hildren and have a real vacation. Reid is an enthusiastic boat racer. Well, I gues’ my hobby? rts Pape paper although I like spo as far leas real to his company that they are to treat this Mount Vernon, and even the Napoleon, work as the greatest work of their lawn that slopes up toward the lives. enter into it with a apirit of deep lared veranda reminds one of the fa- reverence and keep the atmosphere of mouse lawns about Washington's home the sets as fine and dignified aa if Inside, dozens of people sit and walt Christ were really among them.” Sitting and waiting is one of the most rabbis were called together So here, through the most universal : do vou make | t confess that it doesnt ure I could make it pa " 4 ae i «ae . : i} ; - know. ¥ — FChrist aVin not as tirine as ¢£ social li leggy im « a I ae | 4 hi a Jewish Be Mminary, took tails of ho mo OTS ng one's self over the detalis © ‘le bermanent office on the grounds morp ping,” she answered. 3 eweate the expert consultant on watch His miracles, | ’ ’ a ° ; > ir » hired sen and Barrie knew th: A customs and history And the preaching, follow the : i = —r , ; ‘ ‘ " ‘ . , , » to th: omen* bu Mrs. Reid is 38 Sha! ¢ atholic Welfare Council! was death, and be witnesses to the aston 2 , ‘ t didn ; . = .¥) 7 if hy this difference 6 ted to send a ~ - ‘ i ; tahin reality of Hie resurrection atudio tragic things about | ach t} ai Sinnamon. in business, 7 ROlic +, a SO Ore OS SG — 1d Viv for milli The DeMille studio is bullt to copy youth and beauty wait not less than — om a BUCCOE ‘ ‘epresentative Christ wout © seal , look upon Him, see Him move, as Hollywood Culver City claims the —— listen to His DeMille studio. while Gown the street era, waiting for a job, waiting for rec- tragedy of His tc Hal Roach's comedy lot, and up ognition, waiting, endlessly, tireless- ater. s | dele aaa ae a : the street is the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ly waiting That is one of the most We landed. an auto whisked us the God-man and his position cemani the studios—for across the isiand and we stepped back ed and secured for him an astonishing 19 centuries Into the heart of Judea (Concluded on Page 9 moder ons who had mas ar retained her home. Sunday Magazine-—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 15, 1927. Page Three.

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worse than Missouri roads were tive Mrs. Ogden Reid a Partner in Running a Great Papa| [Sao . years ago. By a Special Correspondent of the . * b ed “Dis | e tight ro , Sa he New York Herald T ombin on eh ro wo Post-Dispatch Sun ita acl The W ife of ft e Cw OT era rioune wner as travel,’ the Negro said. ee , “What do you mean by ‘tight? » NC] hsen wrot ‘ ° . 33 “A Doll's Hous Domestic and Business Careers, “Retaining the Best Features of Each. inte: taselabhet “Thi ‘Well, ma'am, it’s jist tight,” wa, epic nse Pathe) Lord ()] Sf “Tight the road was, but Mrs, Rejj eventually reached the camp and found her husband in his retreat 1s ( whol | } Through A. R. Holcombe, the Herald . Ch Tribune managing editor, who had : been Mrs. Reid's right hand man } ie kK 10 Of kK Pppars the negotiations, the Reids COM mug. > i cated on a Sunday with the Doubig day-Page representative at a Ney p?, ( hg val yin, ( York hotel. It being Sunday, an ‘- option for several hours was obtained Finally at 7 o'clock in the evening she closed the bargain for the Ney York rights for $150,000—so fap known, the highest price that hag eye been paid for the local rights toa single feature. Mrs. Reid is disinclined to tay, about herself or her activities on ang for the paper. With the utmost tact she refused to discuss, except in & gen- eral way, her work She takes for granted her success in the advertising department. The lineage figures, she thinks, speak for themselves, §he even disclaims any credit for hér part in the other departments of the paper, on? e Fare ¢1 MmLeSt IU ft Oodrow Wilson, Her associates in the advertising da partment are not so reticent. The men as well as the women are agreed that she is an efficient executive, a “square shooter’ and a real person who “plays the game.” ry ' “a a 1 [ ] § % wn Gos fe | ; at? & Wet, J qs RS. REID has proved that ver S5 years ago , z 3 ae ee TT) women Channel swimme! 1) a 2 Mit goacs v8 she can paint with a broad if t} i@’ ii Ail ei _ haha c Be ass , , i a “ y or fine brush as the oeca- sion requires,’’ one of her associates said. “She has a head for details when details require her personal at- tention, or she can turn them over to the proper person. Perhaps the greatest thing about her is the way she has of getting the 66 persons in this department to co-operate. She hasa personal interest in each one of w and she is always accessible. She is here at 9 o'clock in the morning and she stays until her work is finished. She doesn’t ask any of us to do any- $100,000 a year business s look their 3 Not If one met her in her impr town house on West Fifty-third street, on her large country place in Westche . ‘on the sands at Palm Beach » would never suspect that ’ 1. } y eee Lillis pet person With the b ybbed era, hair is responsibl ra great deal olf the success that has come to th>? bie rald Tribune sie : ; ” ‘ - : r " ‘iy od te } - . e ‘ ’ , Herald Tribune ove her , tg i thine she wouldn't do. ardent admirers will not t th: | 3 r i at a The women in the department are now hold the directorshi 7 = a ay cl intensely loyal to Mrs. Reid because started at the bi ith #%, _ r; - they believe they are getting an even [* ee sani But whatever ; ud Po chance with the men, “Mrs, Reid ‘de the gredtest drama in the world's ters. ce advancement, even ’ s % ’ Ee : G cides everything on merit,’ one woman history moving picture producers is in n other newspaper office: ; g aa ne explained, ‘‘and we know we'll geta — turned to the life of Christ. This tion-picture admit that she has made a : ee 50-50 break with the men. That action had the immediate inspiration graphs or ¢ ‘r work and has proved % makes us work all the harder, but we § of the great success attained by Pap- moment you r one particuial . i know we'll get the credit if we bring @ s Life of Christ.” Regarding sex with the ind | ; Sea ates iain appeal as indispensable to a success: under by bit Officially. Mrs. Reid is only the ad- by Although Mrs. Reid denies that she jul moving picture, this element was such a trifle vertising director and vice president : . a is directly responsible for the three introduced Fearing that the sensi- Angeles to : bilities of their Christian audiences the morning might turn this expensive play into 4 tine. of the Herald Tribune company. Ac- | an women among the ‘“‘top-notchers” oD tually, she is a partner with her hus- a. : | : cS aes Ba a a in the rien ma of the paper. , | ' _ — — —— pes = ey her mere presence in the editorial con ee wer enter Marerest, | ‘ss % ferences has something to do with the has studied the hewspaper busi- } A fact that Ishbel Ross is regarded as the a whole and has played an y paper's premier repester; el trite epPerage a Teper smonemape — . 4 ? Van Doren is editor of the books de ® h owe ©, Jesuit, who was a eee pee Of the paper. ’ é 3 “ss partment and that Mrs. William —. : vs author of the New York te N MAKING a success of her news- } ’ é J a 1 Brown Meloney is editor of the Sunday § Sila tian > ) > . 7 and the’ Tribune ‘ere consolidated 5: f Mrs. Reid’s background is nes Mrs. Ogden Reid. outright. It Sigma able to sell the letters Men in the news department have experience and abil- work. Wher ‘ ral vears avo, it Was announ ed rhnal Ssar SP Was born Ba Appleton, to newspapers in on ee of the a wholesome respect for Mrs. Reid's ity, Mr DeMille was Hays spoke country at such high prices that i ; — ' ' 5a te. judgment and what they call her entire , humble enough to poke in af secure » , " r) » ot , secured the New York rights virtually jacy of the “reform spirit.” 5% ize that this was a task that called »roken str ; } F : ; Ke , | ; ; : ur 1) = without cost to i oo rT — ag this realizes, they said, that the —— " fuldance and assistance, and so, *uper lat ma hamea it 7 aie fon on ra i poy at e, e ( rid e ) e , . “rhe haa , and home 1 tained the | stayed in het : | enougn : iy 1 Le ; : the ‘Wisconsin . igs many Vemocratic readers. as adapte rse ording. #P* Work the best . about cam ; ) ; ri fy chis in New York and prepared Herald to the Tribune Last vear the 7 Hy lett , has adapted herself to it ace aid rer © Hest of his own long ex thi interested in the Lihberall ae } 3 1e ouse letters were such a suc- _ 7 eSte and his 8: ‘ ) t “a : e( j | ' national woman suffrage total adve rvisinrk lineage for the - R ; ; 1a u Ten months of the year, Mrs. R bilitie = i = undoubted artistic Wal CK UP { Pr ous! the Li “ollettes, althoug} = sae ae cess tha Mrs. eld dec ‘ , ¢ “ses, ne gathe | ; | | | ‘tees shed, she looked = for Herald Tribune was 18,785,853 lines, y Gee that is on the job, day in and day out, On vice ® gathered about him all the He felt th ey) i} '. ‘ ae ij Ly} CS {>i rt Ss J he »T) site mo] | i . aT’ ; P » . AVe > . ‘es he TY ig whe! sophy is at the opposite pole fi | oneraies. She This see@ustion record alaus euaie the Herald Tribune must have th: month during the winter, she and het bs © might need and use. The were ent ) oi) his pl tion re alone , : = New York serial rights to “The Life ia ib ‘8 OVer whe *. ee | husband's newspapel justify Mrs. Reid's continued activits : : : rexe nee 4 is family go to Florida One month ah | ‘ - motion picture dire: upon the moa Bich fortunat U'niil on the Herald Tribu but she has not ae «eee ee the summer, they go to the Adir0r d say ne wee aucations of history pertens Sas Was oy uit Niines [ he Tait Yune i LL. Sile as J) ' ‘ : ' , ' ar? « | which Ray Stannard Baker is writing “rt out of their , . ati ) ok Gehl ha © dack Mountains a heir own heads or take work of ag | from documents supplied him by Mrs. life °n history from ex-s manu- tion. El had a tradition favorable the em- the advertising department She nae . at “No. we don't go in for social Cture- x-sult . & Wilson. Again it was thought that the ' p Now York,” st — 4nd on military tactics from million peop _ ; when we’re away from New . AUdey) a ’ ’ , ! } p> } " Ville ’ 4 ’ ° Times or the World would have the said. “Wesco away 00 we ane witd the ‘adiiners. Now they call day attend th inside track acca grupo p. “Sir assistance exper rerv line tie ictures. int neWspaper | sions have ard she developed a liki f¢ science raret Fuller (later the Marchesa wanted to buy the Tribune rather than W) VN Reid | — . children and have a real regs" O ~e rts In every ln sa ami: ul at ALPES pe CSOT Abe "hen Mrs. ele earned that the oF ei. he could easily or- re 0 ) Reid is an enthusiastic boat rac Nite a unt eS ee — A publishers, Doubleday, Page @& Co. “What's my nobbet Welk I guess Diane “iversity faculty from the of America ge . —_ ‘ ; BS Why / were wil ( ? ) any ‘wsaDaper | ris “, Guring the ¢ he ce 8 {raininx., he? | av. \ } rdaing © Late? tehecca Hardin: Davis, mother J ale } , end. Munsev sold the rm willing to sell U — new! papel it's the paper although I like spe ar. find +} be bine we of ae oan - that met the price, she immediately connected with the water—salling 8 motin ' their way into the offices of Of the audi t | j *( : Lil i ‘ i . On ni, Sus ‘ asked f -i ; or } : * VECCUTe ¢ t | . editorials f A A ted On rhe they look forward to th Paty iT) ni mothe! | ‘ r) } the newspape! she ‘Khanh in a posi atter I , ; , , ore } , he » | é j tect Py 5 t | e\ “ :)} wats Thie iviultl ¢ | .% - r) i | ’ i le 7 qs} : . J tion COM pat lL‘ | i ¢* starting point House The Hierald Tribune ls j of t le compandy, Mrs. Reid determined ~s hope to is Ione Aas l live. tne delicate subject ii ii sis ‘ eae ‘ ‘ A AL ’ : : + i b < ; ' ‘ at 2 2 - » ? ‘ ffice like this . . . Atti? de toward A life bid “WS ° ri ’ aie =r ; ' wort!’ Dr Aikow hh i rrangement an nO gd oi Lie ny wait OT ‘came au nd for that reason it was thought thar Norfolk was her first stop Leaving not as tiring a: social life OF ie -. » & Fabel eas 6 details of nour = & Jewish seminary, took *“anent office on the grounds would look U medium in t : ? Le as ; : . 5 wees . , - f 10 her ) ¢ . . each other more bi ) her future hi of } hus in itorial office iservative Republican newspape to find her husband. know, working in Christ was 8 appreciate to the world ehy~¢ The natural question rs Was iInnin as a reporte! he rtisi hicitoy ‘oOlonel House and his publisher New York on the night train she ing one's self over Reid was why s rred tl bus bhi nN papel | N | a i1ree months she was direc- would prefer that the New York right reached Norfolk on a Sunday morn keeping,’ she answered & Ty) their moders ~ the expert consultant on watch His ; eee si : as od ~4s8tome and history bg reaching. fe . of aocial act \ i fle ‘ ren. sa f a +? is TY) (} MIiaAnaALrInN® ] 1} ; rs Ke | { took Ove trve mil La iinKe the lime or the Worl ys an automobile ta drive hey to the women but \ires Reid is A m na | : iatory And the } . aa rence—she ‘Oue Welfare Council was death, and 0 ee. . , , business, ye Bho *nd a priest to act as a ishing reall “PTeaentative Christ would and exacting life a 1 spaper oft rribu ‘hes re mar n ) O} the vertising department < an independent Democratic news ing After a hasty breakfast, she hired Ibsen and Barrie knew own words is fl } r tive bape? rLisi ne lepartment 1 total adve) Herald Tribune went what was Hunting club. The Nekro driver didn't woman Wit! th leresting Kor rs after her mar! ) igine linea for t} Tribune fi considered the limit and bought the think much of her chances to reach the made a success In To understand this answer a kno rersel{ ‘ lines) Within five vears ‘ntire newspaper rights to the letters camp, Some of the Virginia roads are retained her home Page Two. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch___May 15, 1927.

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at Paper Missouri roads were five one tight road we've he Negro said. do you mean by ‘tight?’ » asked. Ina’am, it's jist tight,” Ww s0t to ag ut the road was, but Mrs. Rei eventually reached the camp and found her husband in hig retreat. Through A, R. Holcombe, the Herald Tribune managing editor, who had been Mrs. Reid’s right hand man in the negotiations, the Reids communi. cated on a Sunday with-the Double. day-Page representative at a York hofel. It being Sunday, New an option for several hours was Obtained Finally at 7 o'clock in the evening, she closed the bargain for the New York rights for $150,000—-so0 far as known, the highest price that has ey been paid for the local rights to a single feature. Mrs. Reid is disinclined to taj, about herself or her activities on anq for the paper. With the utmost tact she refused to discuss, except in a gen- eral way, her work. She takes -for granted her success in the advertising department. The lineage figures, she thinks,- speak for themselves. She even disclaims any crecit for her part in the other departments of the paper, Her associates in the advertising da. partment are not so reticent. The men as the women are agreed that efficient executive, a “square shooter’ and a real person who “plays the game.” GC RS. REID has proved that Mi shé can paint with a broad “ or fine brush as the occa- sion requires,’ one of her associates said. “She has a head for details when details require her persona! at- tention, or she can turn them over to the proper person. Perhaps the greatest thing about her is the way she has of getting the 66 persons in this department to co-operate. She has a personal interest in each one of us and she is always accessible. She is here at 9 o'clock in the morning and she stays until her work is finished. She doesn’t ask any of us to do any- thine she wouldn't do.’ The women in the depat intensely loyal to Mrs. Rei they believe thes chance with the men, cides everything on merit,’’ one explained, ‘and we know we'll get a 60-50 break with the men. That makes us work all the harder, but we know we'll get the credit if we bring in the results.”’ Although Mrs. Reid denies that is directly responsible for the three women among the ‘‘top-notchers” on the paper, other workers declare that her mere presence in the editorial con- ferences has something to do with the fact that Ishbel Ross is regarded as tne paper’s premier reporter, that Irita Van Doren is editor of the books de- partment and that: Mrs. Wilijam Brown Meloney is editor of the Sunday Magazine. And even the most rabid anti-feminist could not honest!y argue that these women are not eminently successful at their tasks. Within the last year, both the Magazine and the Book Review have become serious rivals to similar departments the New York Times—long recognized as the leaders in their fields. Men in the news department a whole some respect for Mrs judement and what they call he! he “reform. spirit izes, they said, that the newsp4l business is not a kid glove atta! adapted herself to it acco! en months of the year, Mrs yb, day in and day ‘ing the winter, she o Florida. One m' they g0 we don't go in for s0 we're away from New York We go away so we caD n and have a real enthusiastic boat hobby? Well although I lik: the water——8a! Of course, we a Westchester and | that We're raisi! fine sheep make the farm nfess that it does! could make it , attention (tv in newspape! long as I live an office like social life or ¢ * ot} the detalis ° answered moder moders difference creas in business nome er « Filming the World’s Greatest Story Father Lord of St. bouts Hole Alcted as Catholie Adviser, Vells How the “Ring of Kings” Was Prepared, Protographed and Edited. X the attempt to the gredtest drama Regarding se, Indispensadie to ¢@ success picture, this etement was ad | ‘al a l. c Fearing (ndt tne S¢yvisi j ;, fi . ines, UCAristiian a@uciences this expensive play imto @4 Nsultation Father vno was of the nig experiences ee a ere y DANIEL A. LORD, S. Y GREAT zgood tune, the wo fliming the story of Christ was placed in the hands of Ce- ei! B. DeMille. For apite of all his experience and abi}- itv, Mr DeMille was humble enough to nis was a task that called and assistance, and so letermined to throw into his own long ex- oubted artistic ® fathered about him ali the Own heads or take m @x-Suit manu- every lelicate subject toward a life bi and a took the grounds isultant on And the , incli Was AS & OLLYWOOD never writes let- ters. Letters take time and time ja infinitely precious in the mo- tion-picture {ndustry. Hollywood tele- graphs or telephones, and from the moment you begin your connection with the induatry you are snowed under by blue and yellow sheets, while euch a trifle as a phone ca!l from Los Angeles to New York in the course of the morning is a mere matter of rou- tine So, as soon as I was appointed by) the conference to act as a representa- tive, the snowstorm of telegrama be- gan. The first few were merely pre- liminary, but finally one sent me to New York to meet Mr. Will Hays I found Mr. Hays literally pacing the floor with ex- citement Pacing the floor with ex- cltement was quite the normal exer- Sage. 4: 82eeR learned, of any- one remotely con- nected with the work When Mi Hays spoke, he spoke in an un- broken stream of e | »>rjlatives Summed about this He felt that we enter.ng upon the most im- portant religious work of a genera- tion Eighteen million people’ a day attend the mo tion pictures. The entirs population of America goes at least once a week Of the audiences millions had never thought ‘of Christ The since their child- Crucifixion. hood Other mil- lions knew of Him eo vaguely that He was far less real them than Washington or Napoleon far leag vital than Reginald Denny o Babe Ruth And miilions did not kKno*® Him at all Gy here. through the most universal medium in the world, the figur rist was suddeniy to » the world as a living rea would look upon Him, see Him move watch His miracles, listen {to His preaching, follow the tragedy of His and be witnesses to the aston- ¥ oe ? . ishing reality of His resurrection death ar “ho had Christ would ltions who ha thought of Him as one dead and bur- ied in a remote past “We are so deeply impressed with Our responsibility,’ he said, “that for the first time in history we have be- gun work on a film with a prayer Before the firat foot of film was taken we asked priests ministers and rabbis to our studio to pray that God would bleas our work and make Christ live again among men “Mr. DeMille has {f{ssued orders to npany that they are to treat this as the greatest work of their ter into it with a apirit of deep reverence and keep the atmoaphere of the sets as fine and dignified as if Chri were really among them lywood is a symbol rather than matter of fact, Culver or Los Angeles itself to shelter the atudio Culver City claims the ‘hile cown the atreet ach’'s comedy iot. and up DeMille atudio is Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Mount Vernon, and even lawn that slopes up toward lared veranda reminds one of the fa- moua lawns about Washington's home Inside, dozens of people sit and walt Sitting and waiting is one of the most characteristic things about Hollywood [t seems as if everyone was sitting and waiting. waiting for a chance to see someone in authority, waiting for an opportunity to appear before the cam- era. waiting for a job. waiting for rec- ognition, waiting endlessly, tireless- ly waiting That is one of the most tragic things about the studios——for youth and beauty wait not lees than Post-Dispatch__May 15, 1927. Mary of Magdala. withered old age But my card took me past the barred doors and into the atudio, where Mr. Barrett Kiesling, a clever young man, who ta Mr. DeMiile’s publicity expert, though he looks like a Greek professor, met me and became my guide, companion and friend We wandered through an almost va- cated lot. The company filming ‘‘The King of Kings,’ as the life of Christ was to be called, had migrated to Cata- lina Island, leaving behind it empty Judean streets, a beautiful house in which Christ had worked the miracie of giving sight to a blind child, and n magnificent banquet hall, heavy with gold leaf and gorgeOus decoration, where the unrepentant Magdalen had feasted Judean dandies and played with a fiendish looking leopard ATALINA ISLAND had not yet been reached by a swimmer, so we were taken over by & cOom- fortable steamer and then carried down the length of the island in Har- old. Lioyd’s speed boat Mr Lioyd was also working on Catalina, filming on board a huge beached ship the pic- ture afterwards released as ‘The Kid Brother.’ so he shared our camp. We turned sharply about a rocky corner of the island and found ourselves face ‘o face with the Isthmus and Camp De- Mille. Off in the harbor Mr. DeMilie's vacht. The Seaward, swung at anchor On shore row after row of tents stood Nike white soldiers A large pavilion in the center proved later to be our dining room Another pavilion was the recreation hall and projection the- ater We landed, an auto whisked us acroeas the island and we stepped back 19 centuries Into the heart of Judea For there by the Lake of Galilee stood a Judean carpenter shop, about which walked crowds of Judean vrvillagers. and shadowing it all was the great sweep of Judean hills. The tllusion was perfect. They told me later that pictures of this Catalina scenery had been mixed in with pic- tures of Palestine and given to an ex- pert. He was asked to se- lect the pictures actually taken in the Holy Land, and when he had sorted them out, they found half the selected pictures had been taken in Palestine and half on Catalina. Now, with the carefully reproduced Judean vil- lage, and the people wan- dering about, and the cattle and fowls, the ameis threading their way through the crowds, the water buffaloes puil- ing a cart through the streets, one felt he was back In the very land and time of Our Lord HE one modern note—and that obtruded itself !mmediately was the staff of technicians, cam- era men, property men, electricians carpenters painters sun «grabbers who literally swarmed about the open space back of the firing line. And dom- inating this cross section of the centu ries, this one spot on earth where t! ancient and the modern worid rubbed elbows. radio microphone in hand, and yachting cap pulled down to protect his eves from the glaring aun, master of it ail (the climax tional). Mr. Cecil B. DeMille We met, he welcomed me wit famous DeMille emile which maker one think somewhat of the celebrated amile of Roosevelt, invited me to din ner on his yacht, and then as he turned back to his directing, put me in the hands of an assistant For a few moments ! walked ally among (the stars I met a tail powerful man who towered above me with an overwhelming impression of size. and found him the very genial! Ernest Torrence, playing, ae he put i¢c St. Peter. ‘the head of my church In a tent completely seciuded from the others. talking to no one and rematin- ing apart while in costume, sat Mr H. B. Warner, the Chriat of the pia) Throughout the production every member of the company was inatruct ed to treat Mr. Warner with the fig! eat reapect hout him was preserved almost a reverential atmosphere: while in costume he was regarded as some thing quite sacred hie wee piaying the God-man and his position demand ed and secured for him an astonishing (Concluded on Page & Page Three 4g. - + iat Bie 7 aa hin ee, » “ ~ 0 sate we 0 Speen pettne cleat cemecnititinatnah casiinitinilt Do dem esinesilininn satientst sik adil at yoy er rN ae w ‘of oe a - RIPPERS 3 z Jet ak se Pega Sp WAN arene UR cate ales / PEN gs ar paket” ds Te ary UT en Sy megs eid 4 ae Li id RE ROS Ail AD iteed ae ah a ee ee cine te Ne tei miner. tea 1 hl Ae mer ME, 4 7 : ¥ pha ” a soa: ue - Tee Ay ~ > vod i 4 eng agtjo he | Bie Jin? nGoakeeale Geet ae se 4 4 ae ye G3, BE \ i aar » 4 mS 7?" oe P “f “Aiton ty te gee « ealer 7 pad oy | Srmatiped — . 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By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine PARIS MURDER trial at Marseilles has re- vealed a melodra- matic story of a double life that is more weird than fiction. A young. brilliant jaa) and highly respect- ——m——s ed doctor named Pierre Bougrat,. who had received the Legion of Honor for exceptional brav- ery during the war, in reality led a Dr Jekvil and Mr. Hyde existence By day he was Dr. Jeky!i—a suave. polished, charming man of the world, who had one of the beat practices on the Riviera. including many American visitors. At night he was Mr. Hvde—a rake, profligate, a drug fiend and unscrupu- lous degenerate, who frequented § the most notorious dives and optum dens on the Marseilies waterfront and con- sorted with the scum of the sea . After two years of this atrange double life he finally made a «grave error by hiding the body of hia victim or of one of his victims. in a cunning- ly concealed cupboard in hits operating room, and as the result of this he has just been sentenced to prison-——or. rather. to the horrible penai colony in French Guinea—for life. after one of the most sensational trials ever held in France A man named Jacques Rumebe, the chief pay clerk of a china factory at Marseilles. mysteriously disappeared on Saturday, March 14, 1925 ' He had gone’to the bank in the morning, drawn $500 francs to pay off the workers, started for the factory and then dropped out of sight aa if the earth had swallowed him up The company believed that Rumebe had simply absconded with the money and filed a charge of embezzlement, againat which all the misaing man's friends bitteriy protested an honest man and that he did not steal the money.” Dr Boun- grat said publicly. as he was one of _the man’s closest friends. “We were brought up together. we went through the war together, we he- came cronies after the war andi a!- ways found him the sou! of honesty.” he doctor's statement made a deep impression on everyone, part!y because it was known that he had gallant!y saved Rumebe's life during the tight: ad | WOULD awear that Rumebe waa Page Four. “ ing on the Salonika front in Septem- ber, 1918. but it did sot throw any light on the mystery, nor did the vlightest clew ever turn up A few weeks after that the police began tc receive queer compiaints about patients being robbed in Bou- grat's office A woman named Fera!liou died in his office after he had given her an injection for the blood and her jew- eis, valued at 20,000 francs, disap- peared. A man named Marcatilon said that the doctor had given him an in- jection which put him to sleep, and that when he returned home his wallet with §00 franca was missing. Another patient, Mademoiselle Coutel, also re- ported that she had been drugged and robbed in his consultation room The Surete. or national detective force, Was skeptical of these com- piaints, as he Waa reputed to be one of the leading doctors of . Marseilles. But they had to arrest him two months after Rumebe'’s disappearance for giving a worthlesa check and. sud- denly ee ng: suapicious, ther decid- ed to search his house. French de- tectives always make a thorough {ob of searching, and in this case they decided to take up some ficor boards out of curiosity. Aa they puiled up the first board they found an empty pocketbook and, with an exclamation of surprise, a detective recognized it as having belonged to a beautiful cab- aret dancer called ‘‘Loio. the Firefly,’ who had been listed as missing some months before N HER way, Lolo was something of a queen of the night life in the un- detworld of Marseilies Of Franco- Spanish semaaties. she had all the ax. otte beauty and passion of her south- ern tirth, and when she vanished the demi-world mourned, but never dis- covered what had happened to her The dectectives. more interested than ever, gradually noticed a strange odor in Bougrat'e consultation room, and, stripping the paper off the walis. found that a cupboard in the wal! had been bricked up recently “You will find Rumebe in there, the doctor calmivy remarked. as work- men began to pul! out the bricks A moment iater the detectives re- cotied in horror. They then puiled out he dried and shrunken body of the Missing pay clerk. which had been hid- Gen there for more than eight weeks. “It ie true that Rumebe died in my office,”” Bougrat confessed when the authorities put him through a terrific third degree that night ‘the facts been known I also feared bis day’s work as a fashionable doctor was done, and his wife and the other members of the household had re- tired to rest, leaving him to sit up with his books and his experiments, Dr Bougrat, night after night, began dip- im horror. ping into the realm of the shadows. His method was to alip from his house se down to the lowest quarters of Mar- af rong! mH wate seilles, where are dens of tn.amFy — mere of thelafteracen Of out equal in the length and breadth of March 14. in a terrible Europe. The doctor, using a different state of excitement, be- ®ame and . ing hatless and carrying Sse. 80 fA BE hie coat over his arm. 200¢ might Know He told me that he had him, became a been robbed on the way. ‘#milliar figure tn to the factory, and he ‘hese drinking, begged me to help him doping, gambling get the amount of money dives, The mag- he had jcbt, as other- 58% o™ and wise he would be ac- fascinating ways, cused of theft 1 did which brought not have the money, Ddut fashionable wom- I promised him to try n to his office, and get it at once iI A moment later the detectives recowded gy won him a new lent Ae eet went out. and whentre. “ite. ¥! friends }On the 2 n turned I found him ly- @™988 ‘ wom en of the half- ing on my sofa in ex- world and their tremis. He died short- Mnbes ly afterwards. He bad ™e8. He was ac- committed suicide by CePted as one ot faking poison he had found on the sheives of laboratory If I did not at once lice and took the course of hiding his body in the wardrobe in which it was found, it Was because of the professional dis- credit that I should have incurred had them and was the leader in some of the wildest par- ties ever seen in the port Wit amazing akill ! kept up. the tw y form the nO roles for two years. No one in the society worid thet I might fall under undeserved — or the under- #Usp.cion worid ever sus- pected the truth * ooo - degree examination. His sang froid, intelligence and apparent § sincerit showed that he was either a consum- mate actor or an innocent man. He erfed as he told how his friend Rume- be had died in his office “T lost my head,” he told the Court, efter declaring that Rumebe drank poison while he was out trying to re- place the supposedly stoien 8000 francs. ‘“‘I was afraid that I wou! id be charged with murder —" I decided ‘9 conceal the Dody un } such time as I could obtain proof a the circum- stances Wi vhich led Rumebe to commit suicide. So I put the body in the cup- rent out to make Inquiries. Alas’ my inquiries were in vain, and I allowed the body to remain there ~y o >» ae | ~ & ey c~ e T The servants of the doctor testified that they had looked through the key- hole out of curiosity and saw a mans foot resting on the sofa’. but that was ail they knew. The Judge re- minded Bougrat that Mademoi- selle Coutel, as well as many other persons, had alleged that they had. been drugged and robbed in his of- fice. “Nonsense,” the doctor. re- piied “S24 robbed her on Wednesday, as she says, why did she come to me on Friday for another injec- And how about Mademot- selle a asked the Judz aharpiy “onus died following an injection you ad- ministered and te men, who mocked aan explanation, start- horough [tnvestigation into Bougrat'’s life. and they turned up | | some astonishing facts ee. ee The son of highly respected parents ~*~ He was literaiiv {wd men an this life might have gone on for a -—~his father was a university profea- eor at Lyons-—Pierre Bougrat Was a nedical student of 23 when the war broke out. He went to the western §&@' front and was later sent to Salonika, aim where he attracted much favorable attention by his clewer medical work atmie.’ named v* ‘~ + a a > > a rs b “” ot cs “ © 7 + > & After the divorce he plunged straight down to hell. Released from and by reseulng wounded men under his domestic ties. Bougrat plusged into fire. He received. the Legion of Hon- is night-life orgies with wilder aban- or and the Croix de Guerre with aig 900 and greater zest than ever and the citations, but just a few days before People Of Marseilles were shocked to the armistice * was shot in rhe head read one morning that the popular doc- tor had been arrested for giving a shopkeeper a worthless check, which had been caused by his mistress de- ical examination with flying colors mand for new fur coats and slik He ieenet an office in Marseilles, ¢resses. rose rapidly in the professton and the bullet paralyzing the optic nerves. He was blind for six months, and then he recovered — passed his final med- married the charming daughter of a HE had bled him white buying her expensive luxuries, and then she suddenly abandoned him. as he had exhausted his bank account and could not buy her more He was in despair, as this creature —ahe was of the commonest clay— fascinated him. and he apparently ed his best friend, Rumebe, in or- der to buy her another trinket and persuade her to return to him. At the trial Andree Audibert even complained that he had been stingy with her, although she had been in the gutter before “He only gave me 83900 francs a month, besides the gifts.’ she said, sarcastically, ‘and a butcher's boy could earn as much.’ The Public Prosecutor became furt- Ous Over the levity with which this dDutterfly talked about her earnings. and he told her angrily to get out of the witness box and never show her face {in court again. Dr. Bougrat was cross-examined for seven hours. Dut he stuck to the same story he had told under the third- famous loca! doctor, who passed part of his practice along to him In several yeare Dr. Bougrat found himeelf sitting on top of the world Fortune was emiling upon him. Fame and independence were within his reach He had a delightful persona!- ity that attracted a fashionable and Weaithy clitentele He had a happy home life and his wife adored him He had prestige and a reputation as a great skin and blood specialist. He was looked upon as one of the coming m And then suddenly a change. swift and dramatic, came over him and he became the slave of the lowest pas- sions E WAS no ionger the ambitious and successful practitioner. no longer the loving husband. His friends became anxious. What hac happened® Was his changed conduct caused by the wound in his head’ Another life was calling him—e Strange, disarre life, which he had not up to that time known—a life that was right at the other end of the soria! scale; the life of the Apache and the cocaine fiend. And it beckoned *!m insistently. relentiesaly. And so, when Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch__May 15, 1927. Dr. Pierre Bougrat. her jewels, worth 20.000 francs were never fousd. “Once one has a Dad name one must ezpect to be accused of the worst crimes,”’ the doctor replied smilingly. At this stage of the trial a sensa- tion was caused by the appearance of Gauthier de Roy, who was in prison with the doctor for two years Gauthier de Roy is a dandy who was convicted of swindling and he told the Court that he became so much in- terested in the case, and in justice be- ing served, that he became an amateu detective in prison-——-Bougrat said he Was a police spy—and voluntarily stayed 10 months over his time in or- der to clear up the case' He swore on the head of his mother that Bougrat confessed to him tn pris- on that he had placed a pad saturated with prussic acid on Rumebe's mnt as prussic acid leaves very little trace. and that the doctor had also begged him after leaving prison to find false witnesses to swear that Rumebe was 4 gambier and spent a lot of money on mistresses The swindier’s testimony made a ageep impression on the Court and the case looked very bad for Bougrat, when the case took a sensationa! turn the other wary. ed . R. BARRAL, professor of tox- icology of Lyons University, who had made the examination of Rumebe’s intestines and was supposed to De a star Witness for the State, sud- deniy got up and demolished the whole theory of the prosecution. “Rumebe was not poisoned.” he said positively. ‘‘He must have died as the result of a therapeutic accident after receiving an injection of arseno-ben- toi, which is normally a harmiess drug The Strange Dual Identity Case Dr. Pierre Bougrat, a Legion of Honor Man Who Has Just Been Convicted of Murdering - an Ole Prema: realli dagreemares = im in a Cupboardjoffre’ The French Commander That First Decisive Battl _— for the First Time — Led the German Army into a T rap. > , ‘ t ‘fre commander-in-cnrie? Sa i Allied Forces, has give Be and one which a doctor quite a» vas at" ach Army and the American uses.”’ nett » im France. an accour he 7 Dr. Barral started to make q | lh that led up to the most sgnificant Statement to the effect that the am. sig of the war, the military strategy and could not have been poisoned, by: ene shar enabled the French commander Judge interrupted him. he Germans away from Paris, and “You are going too far,” he wi © eeslows . af the reason for the Ger “You were merely asked to gay a falure at a juncttive when they ap you found in the body, and not tall ...--c sce the French capital m the your opinion about the cage,” a “Excuse me,” Dr. Barra! Esters 4 es military record is echpsed “My instructions were to analyae | ashe | ee ee os ‘ eontents of the body and ty Make hen soe ger - 8 “ayes s a pe . researches necessary. I certainly ia is wigs meee. the right to give my opinion of sm This is the first of three narratives Dy ae LJ nella Ube Fon cause of death.”’ 7¢a. COMMAN rT aes ) Sat 4 ys / ets We i es! , : wr? tie Marsha F Cri Ge! 4 Aiied " ™ You know nothing about ita ge" ° k Pipy , Saag “sce | genaerim cies, ana bn erTmd an snapped the Judge, who believed 4 Brince wall give their own accounts of what the expert was favoring Dr. Bous happened in thur vast theater of comfitct in ch they Played e leading parts out of professional sympathy ang wy etc” cause they both came from Lyon The next witness was Dr. D By MARSHAL JOSEPH J. C. JOFFRE. professor of chemistry at the of Medicine of Paris and a member HE Battle of the the Institute of France, who el# Marne waa not .on}) was in full agreement with Dr. a giant conflict of ral, and that the latter hag set great armies. but been emphatic enough. also a significant “There could be no questi: \ struggle hetween poisoning at all,” he explained wo methods of was perfectly obvious that it wal ommand result of an accident arising out af Phe military met use of arseno-benzol, and tha .d practiced on the accidents are unfortunately freqy ~_ side: trad bee: aspired b) Questioned as to the alleged conf he teachings of Napoleon. This do wo > } : : by Dr. Bougrat to the swin@@@... calls upon the commiander-in- prison, Dr. Desgrez laughed 06 @@iier to direct the battle from begin- “That is an obvious lle. NO PMB, to end It is he who co-ord! , * ii was used by Dr. Bougrat. I wileW a... activities. guides every initla- that on my most solemn oath.” tive. and endeavors to seize all possi- The Judge asked him why Boug dle advantages There is no insist- had hidden the body if he Bem... woon mechanically folowing a killed the man. preconceived plan which the enemy's “I don't know why, Dut it Bas Mibeounrer-efforts usually render inef- done before,’ Dr. Desgrez replied Breoriy. know of a similar case in WheROGM™ ft. eh. Gorman camp. ) : tor lost his head and concealed . ent doctrin = wae Df ing ’ iinw se | [t body in a trunk.” had been bequeathed to the armies of “But he did not rob his vVkUmithe £ pire D3 oid Marshal von the Judge intervened Moltke The victor of the Battles of I don't think so. But thet@ @iiadowa and Sedan taught that the doubt that a doctor faced with 6 M@iisetua! direction of a battle falls den death of auch a nature M@yGieipaliy upon the subordinate com- i y his head It is inexcusable, Dt Moand The commander-in-chief. after explainable. The body is there "Maving drawn the general pian of ple are waiting outside im the Giattie makes way for the initiative of chamber. and in a moment of més mmanders. This method the i{rretrievable conceaimest 4! eorted to nee in 187 . ; i oF Vi } Vl } ’ » «@ NA WITHERING speech the oe in . “ Pitcad er on ; of} 4 4 . ' RA i } ‘3 \ [ers Forgive the inevitable slowness - tice! Confront this man, ose os rman general w said omrade in arms, who, to satist) = : : n an act f guilty passions, has not shrunk ! t eid ai8O @ nf! f wilis F. ; is ‘ , Killing! ee the jury, : a conflict of inte Phra mand of them justice: . O° we. . . " — . a — 7 -—-* - he prosecutor paused, and, 5 : Lugust oth and Septe : “Tr deeper tone addressed the jury. a “@ Situations of the (sermaen 1. a a > - » e — : ‘Members of the jury, | demand - a ee 4i0@r A a?» ‘ — r) yan O a ‘i death penalty = ring ° Helgian 4 Vs Shea ’ ‘ 2 ——— . . » ana ‘ The address was so eloquest a Alege a ‘Na at swooning women had to be " week , f Ma Ee the R - while the Judge, jurymen, lawy@ r an a es had beg ; rand - ‘ : ~ = 4 - reporters wept ie ot | . + " 7 rs & he 7 . » 7 . ae . ® . , Bougrat’s lawyer retorted i gigantic acythe that was | - ‘ ‘ r daring parallel. Pointing % : ass al : . r’arit«e r " . = —_ ‘ fix. he held tn his hand and “a Paes ‘i. “I invoke Him, who was the ¢ . farn . ‘ Vee (-. 4 : 7 =P of the greatest judicia: murdef Alte Liat Meal pe dea , ti : . es The a +n TT + x vr 7 >» The courtroom wept agait, ost sai sTV® abutted on the fortress one hour and a half the jurya® de and the western end ot turned with solemn faces. — “We find Dr. Bougrat guild ‘ote, ans swun« too far toward murder. but recommend life — 4 , eneirelis death, DOOOR 854 failed cover thelr sishi onment instead of ‘* “A os ~*~ . e ll "7" @ his war services,” the foremsas had 48 @xains i" ; 4 ounced " “@888ed Genera Maunoury * nounced. . e i sen : Wee ere * a ? Ra As soon as the Judge we - 4 to the penal colony Im French ad Warne really bega ’ geecu tor . (26? rt « A . ‘ for i ife tne Pw b! ic Pr Cus . . - . we a ‘ ; . a - De t) > ~ ° rig ’ ~ again Ma oner e-8 “Remove the Legion of B Pipe 7 : ine fa ure f » ee a that man’s coat.’ he said ‘146° m - , servic , tO rey. ° court attache Ben. oy ~ , : a The attache stepped oP isonet lithe the } = OE Ve Onin ola - pocketknife and gilt it off. for = ; ri os & \/ 4 a : Ji mam te newly created Sixt ber ~ mr . ‘ -_ ‘) rhe iA : > Ce vit * ~ " = Weaker ee t ar -- . _ —_—— surprise ‘ ; )°s feviatec . S8o1e@cg see 64 7S | ® Sours Ang e AMIENS ° : "PG os -t@®@man ” .*i° «= o@¢aen 2 * — Se ee Rs ee me ee ; | VEGlan G9 o OFT On | O@nagan S eerecar as OVW ars © oS’ way oF — and more (Two army the Russian THIRD of Von Kiwe fensive afr Yon Moltke - 9, De! 2d inte been gradu cided advan Besides already des treat of the fiank Was ft » r : ' « ° if Maunour Sixth Fren — oe. na Ca uS? a) d : Napt #O aT , ’ - - ; - i a we ‘ , a. 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boardJoffre’s Own Story /. The French. Commander - in - Chief at | = eee es a EY AN ARMY CORPS IN NORTr lual Identity Case 4 That First Decisive Battle Describes een. ~~ Py eer wel ped re *f~ OCrAR.* RO! 4. gl ‘ GERMAN | Bre, 4 Legion of — for the First I'ime — How He af —.... - MAUBEUGE ° {} : > —— n W ho Has lust Led the German SY TR GERMAN ARMY CORI ted of Murdering rmy intoa I rap. Se ee AMIENS ae x Biller —— eer " 3 ae Bynes ‘ ; een Get ong r ™ - a ¢ - oat 2 capa oeeapatatn Se ™ i - A . how © ~ er i ~ A a eaponat bi tei 2 fh. ans gia aes wight es 4 my is “ Casa -¥ Pa t Zs ioe mothe La REIMS S000 Our inion about the case i ra; Sar | rep | ided a . is I i¢ ns We re to "Ba le ‘ah’ Z, , eb y 4*%) } ° Url , ai « . i 4 i MAT) i ON ANBIYZe the my ©. : . 23 warth.2 “ton rites me as tents of the body and to make al! erway Ss o~ ae - a ( THIERRY pel D NR ; re he solidi a” ) ms = t\ , IORMANS " 5 r? 3 : ‘ . . al rc ut - es necessary) I certainly have | . s ae - hw Mules as ra r a , j A) , ' . ; , 3 This ‘5 the teyet ; _ “marrative ‘ont ; : , ; FRAY 44 : . | , | ay : G ehscneseee ,% ‘ Trig \) ’ \A \ — /, . Z \ ‘ . é : . er. J offre. i nen’ Perahp . J 2 , mo . Ow not? ir aatat ; “ure sues aViarsi oe : eC a bevels ’ .\ a , ~ ' ; “Sgt : : , ; BULIIINR ad é , a J nd a ; an aa to threaten eatger it “ [or On : f a“ ~s BRereconite 4 V \ I BAR E-OUC 4 mm ; > = SON ARMIES ON Ver qs tL Re PEON Foe, ‘= r ‘ {(iiet’i = - SK EIS MSITUATION OF BGS OC (0 re-establish his position. (See Who said } Ldn ene « ; ¥ ~ = ‘ "4 - ‘ OMILOMETRES SOUTH FAST b t that ac, — \} arne Was | oF | ; | thes s in full agreement with Dr. Bam “| es Koad eae i — : k gy SEPT 52 AT ¥# , . see, under the influ- Ne ‘ iY | \- ‘ ; : . a a , —. . : - oat | OF BATTLE OF; s . radically modified my pian We = Af baa 2 ae or - (Omarvers FOm TA WE BL EAL , “ie ii - te , sia seiaae o) »S i ‘1 . > . An , . ‘ e , i i ‘ t } ‘ , \ . P ‘ ' . mail army to save {it- : mainst France ; patie ss wien : pete oe See: 55 Seer f OV joining up with the main body wy r eres 1 ph? a neath. @ muat % 7 ech the sig bat - = , Pb ne 4? rae ' ; , - i ¢h n oY llin ee ; | armies Fors? lic roeect! cor 1} ee ited Q failure ' | | * 3 ae Joi | ’ tron) ; ' | | | es aes i m By : —— “—— enacted iber 9 began the great Ger- flingly . ; 7 : ae | dt eas epee , iy Griepter Se i 3 | | | Bist , ‘i . eR Aslic waupours man strategic retreat Bense inguished erts was mere gibberig © “"'''* ceraeeatae - eee bes ‘ ‘ ’ i . ’ 2 y . _ . , - . . fy} 7 i- 4 J . 4 ‘ - "i « . ™ . -S . #3 : ; a > “ . 4 i = ‘ ‘ j j 4 A . sé ad Bail ( i ia 4 ia ; ; . ; - aA es . j Aa 5 : | ra ? " ji ij ij >wW had ’ ve r) the °d army the order to re- rT? } , . ; f . : > san’ AS rn “Amms rning of the 9th. and and confront this mang. ’ _ a8 44 ad ; * 4 . i+ e , > ‘ > 3 . ’ : , F — . AY? ’ ; ; ‘4 ‘ , . ‘ ; ) . i " ee. Se ‘ sen f ; ae i i ia : . er a © ae’ i . ; ) 3 cs | | | : 7 4 , | r j ; ~ i ; P ‘ i i : , rea eg ost, whose moras mains hare been by this wre chs months of burial : ' {Fae} pear, pitiful e : ice be- deprived for t Mmateur Forgive the inevitable slowness of J Maid he tice'> Confront this Dtariiy comrade in arms @ in or- mother in pris. “h rose and turated lips, as trace 7 begged ‘he address was sO €)' * aa X nee . a oscar age - “” + a reaut ‘ wt 43 ! ie - ane-2 . . » 4 nn ? fis swooning women hadto Ds Was & hf] he Judge, , ers a Sp ies) Y ohms py 9 faa ~~ Wwe pt F ou we retorted with te 4... % - iy ‘ny a cr ~ med te ‘ig paraiie: Pointing t¢ tougrat’s lawyer ee ” i | | he held in his hand and anges” no t ttle ’ I invoke Him, who was [ ape: See urder 0 the greatest judicial m . x but ry rt courtroom wept again. and a half the juryme? tic , turned with solemn faces * — “We find Dr. Bougrat &¥ — murder, but recommend life imp pee instead of death, because Ae@ whole en —— n lis war services,’ the foreman woe pl S* “4 , id 4 re S- ity a nounced 4% nto ce As soon as the Judge sentel French Guilt r a: he said he a Fe the , - ; iat. » in penai coiony if ts , nt afte: ha . th Public Prosecuto Pno-ben.- dry : : : . ere Ux “Remove the Legion of Hone sa wAliAl¥y man’s coat.” he said cold! Surt attache The attach stepped uP. cne . ef pocketknife and slit it of. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 15, 1927. Page Five.

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Woman Left Alone in Mid-Africa With | M= Den Driving Lessons That Delicate Aroma Mutinous Natives - a 0 LEARN to drive a car is fine But When Her Father Was Slain by a Lion, Vivienne de W at- pean geben many fines eefore. Artie is E.¥.08 teville Rose From a Sick Bed, Quelled the Insurrection and | : ye ienna ot ithe - - >= ee: away from train Carried On Until She Had Killed the Rare White Rhino. a Photograph of a : i ae char ging Puli ele ) : i" phant taken by ' 7 | | Miss de MW atie- 4 rs A atiervuie ville } ‘ ‘ * Myf? /, Mf ES /7 YY: 7 77 Vi ig Yy / 20d «fortune Of antelope thy Deen suctessty ler strengthens } ' = he s “é s AS : id } ~# Fin ; he officials sought » ‘ from going after % au te moe When they saw she * wever, they gave and agreed to send with : t= Pwt “ — nKeS f all contrasts,” gh ; . 3 | ; i “ y as ee rrite rhifle iti: in the town ts By a Member of the , . . ._ a ) ses Peete tee ty. “was the 4 ; t ect- Post-Dispatch Staff . : P tanding alone, setting prepared {or amr ‘>; - itlOd ae ~@ indne | on dei a Hedu Mi rT Af er. , 74 J ers .-= pu av eritcht LAMY it’s wR. F sirady =omed should ISI DOR the sise © the s ne ese wes swe on a the tat Wh. FE ss spec ae eget re.=* the & 1e wil? 7 music *

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—* — - Mrs. Dumbly | KRAZY KAT IT IS oO Driving Lessons AAD 3° airs an M“0usé °. ii Ring I ardner That Delicate Aroma | MAYBE ee : Queer Jobs That Persisting Knock gs .@ | ——— The Strange Mr. Tobin The Car Takes to the Field || |FINGERS OF Teg eee ee Wh Haman Service Specialist MOMENT OF p= — a | 4 {if WEVA TA ha ay A Gay Who Can Do Anything O LEARN to drive a car is fine 3 | | put sometimes it’s too many, 3 oe = = a ’ * he . sea in the seat beside me, w ith th the rmos 2. - =~: “hh, P = HUE UO MOUGH (A) MUOMEAT CF CAUDITE BRECUVIUM - pottie between his ankles, the sand- | a“ | Sit $ 2 f } a) Fs FAR es SOceg ic At. SMATTECIA/G. DEALIWVE ichés on One knee. 4 - > ae IW “ rs MA \ OF NO CRE rER RAV “TH THE STRVGS Of ; A article of this kind generally al- yeas died ene ane, Po é 7 : | | He ELEMENTS /A) FASHICN/ING “THE Bic ED Roct ie IDEs unin teh ae alae ay P ‘s row tni '@ Tixet Vv U *OM- . . } 1 ; . em . ‘ y é : }ter § ; re; | } a lle daa , ae © THE THUNDER NEEDLES OF AoriTo FROM “THE S/NISTER | cee ak cae ¢ ca 2 fortably. dear, said, don't an . 1a aes SAOW SQUA A/S OF SHINTO LAL | ans IE 2! rune ason Will gay a few wds Ona - OU (EVE AY wvoW 4% you to talk to me I must think only today in regards to Wm. N. Tobin who of my driving if I'm to get anywhere ;, ' . — ini | you don’t need to read this if you have at all. You might, though, just tell SS ~S : ~. SS \ ‘XQ Zo eg nk he DOE PELE S- heard of him before e where the hydrant ia that turns on ; . . be , “TOO Ie - LMIC eg Mr. Tobin is located on west 44th I don't quite remember."’ INS = \= SS ® | : gig age ey ta st., N. ¥. city and his slogan is “‘what- bullet proof vest ig réally bullet proof } | ; or not. ; ~~ NY ee abe ¥ y - ” " y erwre # - . 4 ¢ rt * . ‘ " hd . 7 ‘ 4 j wen ” i pore ag sp » Sha y hae oe as Sy hi eiely rae 4 ut pry ba . « aed Oe * aes Nag ; ate at 4h ia By Wa icy Ee eae eae, ube Rt Pg hith 3° LEE 8 te Age 2 . ane re hy - ee we + sagen che fins : a sd - ¥ . Pe ¥ “ s ‘ , it, Artie?” I asked Sole SSS SSSSSSAXTcw~xz , | FLL ZA t yt go bin.’ Mr. Tobin “specializes in human lolets—yes, and PS SSS Ss = S GLEE: Ze 3 ekg bef service.’ They ain't nothéng you can other fragrance SS + Ss SS . SSSA RES SETS em / LL, Zz MELE EEELELE oe ask him to do but what he won't at ~ >. , 17S = ~~ > ~~ 7 Ce pf 3 J ne; ever you want, tell or telegraph To- « > ’ ° Tt +e ee been able to learn hia batting average is pretty close to 1000. A few sam- pies of commissions he has carried out Ee a cad = + “2 peae ot tet. . Tt - “Ane eee ete >." ae out pleted. On the way to Kabale she mn b- had the singular good fortune to sit- bring down a species of antelope that shed her father had never been successfy! They in finding. This further strengthened ere her confidence in herself. recentivy will convince the reader that } a % og 46h Ix, ba Gee e aint easy to baffle 1. They was a business man iiving in a good size town that wanted 5000 ~ ty a" . 2 aie? \4 t brand new U. 8. pennies to use in a > advertising i The ban ere Ee ctticicts couse: |, advertising campaign The banks | iis town couldn't supply him so he whic’ = her from ROing after the ce ee ie i aia | es 2 ‘ WE EATERPA/A) AAC FAIA)? SUSPICION UA | ee — | ee egraphed Tobin, and the next A. M he » be. White rhino. When they saw she way ee ee THE MAVAIDE (A) MIA (fe is | . had the nie | | : * 4 os oe ; KAmMmoan ia ep *B. yhad ~determined, however, they gave herg «admit. oc ee ee MOU TE.B4 Ake hoek HAS FAILED 7A : | ee }I ssistance “To ] don ; °:) ae tall with you ¥, é om 4 Salih nae oder le I'm drivin Oh, Artie, look ¢ rien Myre ty hen ABSORB e : c- aot “2 . : that got married in Europe during the a age et. nt hater INTANGIBLE DELICACY OF THE PROFS. 5 ee - THiS PRovEs I ar: hed blk ite eee es and Strongest of all contrasts,” she that Deautliu pread o1 me INFORMATIVE FINE SSE | Aor cn | ay 7 m , pik abe his wife didnt come back mand. writes, while waiting in the town to us ZB ye smiling valleva and - _ » | with him. He organize her party. ‘‘was the ireen WoOodiaDnads. And that purpie ~ > AE TTS A Seafesy on eal a > a : | Must CULTIVATE THAT MoUSE a.) trast between standing alone, setting ein tne a at | at ! me S/% CLIA CEP ¥ SUCRE OFFICER. PUPP ( HAVE ne’s teeth very hard, prepared for§. Artie ‘ 4 ID | bury’ ,, . = Sealy r - : a nig “Thnat'a- th or , he ey _ AY ) SOME USE FOUND HIM WITH MAN ViSWS way acrost, he found out he couldn't at insurmountable opposition, and sud- | at nok = BN, + Ladi —=) AND COMFORT | QUITE IN COMMCGN WI MINE - CULTIVAY, pg nee aaa : trek denly finding-no opposition at all, but hau pamrormed i sie te os Ze | SS ) THERE (S NO a U PNG) cet leave to ge Oe only this great wave of kindness.” don't pu . g : , eS: ‘a= 2 Se : THAY AA) (ATELLECTUAC iM 100 = So he telegraphed Tobin and Tobin _ ae Sithod tsa. ees : | ‘ZZ SSS Sks== AFFINITY EXISTS (A) FACT ID Citr& | met her and showed her the city and nine HE went up the Nile after th ? Sete hes ——— —~- 7 BETWEE A Us - ier on the right train west tant) white rhino. Of her success, aft- | : . os = 4 oe ey ni f 0 o Disc A/M, AND 3. They was a big business concern after. er only four days of hunting, Miss oe | 7 Bee ae | : me # g 1, ; , Dow WM) UNDER - holding @ convention in N. ¥. and the ass [ we , & BELO DR. ORIG NS eT Ae aE tar's > : ’ % They waa aU. 8. army officer + os was now atationed ata western post in e U. S. and sent for Abde her to croas the old pond and join nim At the last minute. wlle she was on the ‘ > oe oa t¢ owild . ioe: Wrote de Watteville write _? president of if decided all of a aud g the “We had not continued far, when fairer Standing Upon it. 2 1OVE Quaint a! 5 Ps We. sg al MMA - YEH -# - den to give a New Years party for the > ~~ " ‘ ‘ry . ; »* } 4 whe t ] had a fine horn ods ms ne = ods — be irene vr. | | eee , 4 oe of town that didnt have no wife or a and “A patch of grass necessitated a We te Foe 1ey Biwas Arh ) r é: id : iy me ag i 3 | Le female acquaintance of any kind In Bnas standing shot, and as we edged up, . = ‘ ; ae . or x = : ey N. Y. He telephoned Tobin and in a close and he began to look round uneasily, what GO you mean’ 1 de? poles, Eee of ; i , — = a. ue few minutes he was on lis way to the * é a ww . noths« a 1]] aT h ; iA t mis «. tee ; J aea¢ i tO 1} r} - i ; P ai i . ue uM Came upon anotne! bull, and this age : * if] ; é A ° AA f; other officials and their wifes. but they ; ’ eo 2Y er )& ge wnanimoues th at . at ss ™ > CA Ded \ , , i ' ad , t u 4 ii Lime eve ryone WH: q anim ru i at he A ; } : jose ; ¢g - SV Was one young Vik Q president from out wore ees. s ; hun "On ROT) fc not shootin Wat 1} tO O1.o0% ar: if roat r=. , , 7 | as ° B hundred reasons for not shooting 7 | j ign = om , party with a dame that made the rest atc r by fiashs G ACTOSS 2% ‘ lind. \s I Was ai : ; - ; af 4 +1} 0 } } ; rif Ae 7a , > . . Heducated Henimal«!! Hussea!' Hel- hat yf load f ———t body peaked 1 a itt 't de governest to de coicus nt : | Sen : : e __... ROITREM! hia problem. Tobin was z00n on the ’ mommage' —-Boitrem' : j Park Avenue’ Alway: ; , for nottinga? il ) Geeve beck de leedie boy de popcorn RS. FEITLEBAUM—YI YI: de gentleman sus | ie you lecdgits in —-Boitrem-—Modder ia hedgitated, Geeve a look—-fricks'’—~Meesus f ~ 1 , Boitrem—-Boi———Is_ deez nize you . i ‘ ’ } ophents =: fovvelous! scent and the wile net ne eerie vy OW, I ain't nobody's press agent outside of my own family, but it seems to me like it would be He just uata git sore i! 2 SO YF sua ; ’ } ; * 14 ON meedgit dey stepped on his tail’ | Perici ee ee ‘. > matt = ' faze Wheesk Yep. too bad number — Major Mite oitrem— Boitrem——-—Btop terring ; i@ nall mine life deed He was a Harlem | Feitiebaum —- Woops! » de gantleman's pruggram— LL. sues , wet ‘ nr . = pe . Le es = ’ , " , . 4 ‘or should axeesting sot ‘ad Ney never got ‘Morris of de Sawdust BOITREM Modder dunt approving nothing she of criminal to keep To- bin a secre Personls hey been | niany a occasion when [| could of used him outa no tree’ He Ha ha- ~-Laugh, ciown, dees, Boitrem——— LOOY—HAHA!-—Dey ain't real, miom' never got high - ) badieth | uni Meee tee Gg lee ’ * . ~~ ° 2 j : ‘ ; ‘nie 4 rei at; din . (oT) It's done witt mirrors reithe: ined 30 hull wR. FEIT LEBAUM hook. Ba-Ma’” Like for example I was standing o ) " ' : . . . ‘he ha Sener nf ¢ and 7t} ; MIR. FRITLEBAUM—AHA!' Is hers to o—Her Loft an lett MR. FEITLEBAUM—(SMACK) Col the corner of 41lat st. and 7 Ave . ‘ : . - “vr P 7, an , . eA 2 iit ‘ ‘a: bed . ‘ ' RP ALIN AL SARE WB PA fae (A me + nt ¥ 7 fo ad Fad on de - Po Bin EO AO ‘ > 4 - id > 7 ‘t* “ . a rn rey er ae ? a " y7Ay > . 7, | iqarit roved, Gespit ‘ry the Ssikt 0: 4] © rer Ore ; ao wre = the tattooed A ly Nent specimer “AY ina town we passed thre and MR. FRITLEBAI reture ai (our or five antiq ' tures we nidd in ds: yuze alrady oree’ HA HA! — “a SF ves siti eae "ee a eens , ' he (SMACK) you should using 0; from tettoo aties, ha (SMACK) VR. FEITLEBAU MeNoo,. you machine hay ok (SMACK) you “Mi—( SM n the de doids faze mine a’ afing efars } ase sae : ; ) ) wasit : a £6 wom 5 — , a hrought alon ie family al VRS. FEITLEBAUM—Yi : of ‘OVerad S cecicieate en’ be wie a iui + doe hea wv a freq} huvir nipple, is stotting opp dae ME FEITLEBAUM ig 7 ita ane eer “ Meesus Noftolis VRS, NOFTOLLS MICS. YIENIF. VRS. NOFTOLIS, MRS. FRITLEBAT M—) Ti: Look: LAMY—Ha' Ha! Von ‘ ay Ct ¢-fT} j } ri mil a Muttimer Meetzic iz @a?l fe a? t aby yh bp pee band we Xd pimeteent e ean . ‘th - . eh Se ae oy fe ee Se ‘ os if 3d whi me Ta ere ay one Must “Africa is for anything , A ; AD Ne Ont be er da) fu, Po; BANG!!! CRASH?! VR PEITLEBAT NM . *"* RING LARDNER Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 15, 1927. Page Seven.

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a The DESERTER |. By PERCIVAL CHRISTOP. S SHE stood on the deck husband and gazed upon thrilling- ly beautiful beside het! the pano- rama of Marseilles, there was assured- ly no happier wom- in the world. A&s the an ote. he : ‘ rapt face and glorious eyes of the love- looked at ‘ y . \ . ah. a ly girl beside him, there can scarcei) , nn want have been @ MAD af Nappy) They had been married in Engiat ) ; } ‘ . + > . . , a week earlier, were on thelr Ways tu rn _* » e . oa @ ie vast house and master estate la i ~ ~ +. +‘r5 4 ; Australia, and had come round DY &ea, ’ . . . , . iemrtor of e} > instead of suffering the miseries o7 tne ‘ : | . ee * i =g°) ? ee “ apecial across France (which saves a week to leave-expired , msAiar " x o-Indians} 5 . — a ‘+ Happy! Her happiness was aimost \ ’ . “ 27 zi * ? a pain As a child she had cnhildiaais I ~ # . > . . adored him: and now ie OaG returned e a decade of sat » > from his wanderings afte Life was foo impossibly hopelessly wonderful and beautiful. He who had heen everywhere done everything, been everything - enidier sailor, rancher, pianter, proapector unte! explorer——had come home for a visit le hear 34 We ; ANN and iaid his heart at the feet oc a coun try mouse. Happy’ His happiness frightened him. After more than 10 vears of the roughest of roughing it. he had ‘made good, ani had to his wondering bewiiderment won the love of the sweetest, noblest ~ ‘ \ «- ir abhis ‘ fairest and most utterly iovabie anhu desirable woman in the world Sie had grown Woman, and had acie- reserved into his absolute ideai of been, Dy for him would now know the greater in in showing her the fair places of ‘ persona. ND which }o¥ travels—lie their earth and telling riences therein, or being nh this adored hero? Not hat the fair places of the earth were happiness. a happy day in Lon- her of h mC he she in how y t t . them oy t m e - 5 | ey" }. * . necessary to their ihes could have spent don on Southend pier on a bank holiday “Would you like to go Madam, | you walk and talk with me, in the Cannebiere?’ he asked. we must £0 wae a wet Sunday, or at the end of ashore? wi) “Of course ashore, the reply he ship being tied up. and a notice having guaranteed that she would on no account untie before midnight, this walked passed through ehed to way line, specimens of the genus cocl- down the gangeway, the echoing where. beside a rali- couple customs and out er lie in wait for those who would drive to the houlevards, and in hope for those who know not that four trance {s ample fare. To the sights her, enjoying her enjoyment as he had of Marseilies he took enjoyed few things in his fhen. in the Cannebiere, dismissed flacre “Th Rome Vou wurst roam like the Romans,’ he observed “In you must sit on little chairs {in of a cafe and see the worid and Belle Amie) go by eitting outside ai pu . *h ey 1 Or the strana a (or ‘Fancy in watching I Regent street nuouse on ™ in and ,ondoners g0 bi the gir} ‘Isn't it extraordinary wh in habits one customs Think a difference a and finds by traveling a few of English ent. itke thos on the pavem tos | " ‘ . +. | " " | —~ mtn ? Pa ey drinking in pubit She pointed to a * " / + group of French officers so engaged an , 7 " . hom *’ ve ana ait neat them. ee | \a added oe ave never seen soldiers ; . "66 ‘ . t ) ey ye © ; dressed in pale blue and silver, ana all the coiora of the raindow Aren °¢ they prettv——-deara! ‘Their unlforms iook quaint to the insular eye, madam. [I admit,” he re- pited, as he led the w ‘ } - =" . eilline ?¢ pied table near the brilliant but they are not toy soldiers by an means hev all belong to regiments of the African Army Corps, the Nine- teenth. and there isn't a finer one on ~~ we y VA \. &é “Darling. you know everything amiied his wife “Fancy Knowing a thing itke that now’ I wonder how many other Engliisimer: Know any- thing about this African army anid that it is t hye Ninety j ‘hh NOW "Ow do you know It was his turn to smilie. and he did so somewhat wrviy “What will you have” he asked, as an aproned garcon hovered around “Coffee or sirop or——-would vou like a sip of absinthe? Youll hate it “No, thank you I'l] have some cof- fee and see if it is “Ie what’ “Coffee Meanwhile. ficer, with a Was staring unsuspecting an elderly somewhat hard and coupie 2 brutal rudely So prolonge! at the Page Eight. was his companion “Ie the old dog smitten with Angiaise, mured a handsome youth In tiful seurs d'Afrique to an eveb m 1 st pale is unshifting gaze frown. and so obvious his interest so fierce his that noticed the fact la belle I wonder, or what? mur- the bea'i blue uniform of seous Officer of Sapnhis “T have never known Legros ) _ ~~ ; + . - “. ‘ *~s* 5 : | - the faintest interest In Women re as ° : } , niljed the other There Wili hd il Fs ; . . oe . ales ‘ ’ eT) « beaatiy fracas if the husband gianc: » 2 on ° . Sigdewavs ai Lilie t re atwrg iaisisé : 4 ; —— ; 7 "*% .o ’ this way He'll promise Legros tv : %. . , e } } tke } } ponch ‘ees ‘ead, if he thinks nes De 7 ’ rt 7 z Mie rude, “as \¢ is ut @ Be ’ 4 } | } , 1 Opis ER rAINLY The elderly aADQ 6 Se" ulent looking officer was being uient LOOK ne Pa bat é ry 4h : aae - 7 * , au yh hm > . rude, to! not Onis WaiS iit Sidi i ‘ teh, ’ \, ra “INL rt t ? 4 {re ine with a jhadi GQ, COnRCC#OUTalea cli } ’ nT 2. . a Co farward ne but he Walt leaning as Lar iorwara a , ; }. } ete , Ay . \ + AWN he could the perte! QO QGaOo i ANnYORs . "¢% ‘eg Y ~~ y Bis. » »I g ar, -man WomMa Ti (}} Cniwid Wreisl em \ : } ; ; 1% ‘?* srcious of this delipderate searchin- . Te +> , ‘ caze, must resent it it was 5 ee ‘ rT) Be “~ o% vit? r ¢ }, , + = ry «i gendat me, ®X a ith A -_ . . « a «ht Jd’ ‘ *ivmrpina! ‘ 4 . ny ¢ ’ criminai: ang end ivi is ’ } ao . e« | ‘ a {m and recoiliect the detalis ; - . hy iw. iast en ounte! Wi ‘ Lea adi : - 7 ¥ ' , It 7.) as - i { aes ssid nx ‘+ -¢a13 . ' i? ; ’ 7 SidiiS of ta t! e ite ait ne ' ¢ Alitl & on , ’ § a e.« > . idd Wid i cus Oss in i il _ } ‘ ‘ finn f r hh ’ do OOK ti i Lila rO% 1 prow ~ 1 ‘> . ‘ oa } } ¥ a veivet at . 8 rAed it'd : Th & ted e 3 A + _ ia> . a4 yr ont the face of the Englishman and looks ‘ ° »*% ¥ , . **% . > : pavenien , rackine (ia AnsackK ing ite Ce,i% : ,3 ‘ - , a) se? r + * > . memors W a: muttered oa + i ¥ ¢ ¢ ; a?" at eraa’ ay? ‘ sag*% "4 4 ia: Ae ‘ >’ * ’ ‘ rc. . ry\% | in © ’ . , ; be SLOTeU Aiba IY ad yn i3 f \ * 4 ie ¢ eh + ’ *) , > * into Ch ws S,Ue , Ket Pa : \/ } s] ¢ , ? hk ry ? prod oo ot i . nn’ a4ahe _anse s ‘ i _ ye | ch Lr , r 4 7} Ne? ? , ; ‘ sa & LYVU A a ,a as as t cA%a yg at % +> — ° — > > y is; - ; ba ; \ ¢ Ty) ‘i i A AU ee. & 4 , Bs | 4 * 5 S ;ort hh =e Ere in t ot ot A Tié ne Be, at } 7 . > . > , ° UmS8ib fa i = ‘ ry ¢ Tht nis rt “ a svrisiont ¢ * he rs. . ‘ a > , si > oka ia “ i? ata a Jui an? aa . c ‘ * ‘har ? ‘ Anrw Ki ASSES ‘Js “ ie 4% IT) ve ‘ ‘ &¢ KaOM 7 lace t aa Li t ; © jarvice Av ? >. iit Cast a ai? eii- int Lewrros considered spectactes of ary Misi bs mi LW, U a | perciac.©: ht Gh . a | , , i? 7 ‘ rs . . ‘To oe t¢ ; - ‘ } . P ‘ 5 iv ait a baat sai niiitary ana }) Kile AQ ule an "oft ¢ mmHiforn Gtlay att & \ ) a & 54 a’ aaa > ; 7 . } ~ i ae A quis gentiemaniv looking officer rr rf ‘ 3o , , . gxatieé . — ak a a} Lah We miiiiea a Slliiilaf ADOT! ‘ ? ? y > 4 , ems io that. of Legros, observed the actton i ° t skae , rhHe now “Woro'a But os hi notice the 2 SuURZeSTIOnN Was not y BOMethine interests our —— 4 4 . evond ordinary he re- nd followed the look that the WU ¢ ft} n hman, whom the Captain } ry ye ° t ; 1 for the first time Is “~ > } ‘ 7 es -_ | Kiance# Teli upon the young Captain started slightis , is ak oe ‘ ’ : looked away - r " ~ 114 = si } ; IOT @ SLroii ii remarked adopted ‘for glasses were charged. cigarettes flight, the shade of the cafe and awn lng very agreeabie, and the sunshine not without. ‘‘Have an aperitif first, mion ami and be restful] said a Zouave officer. a 1d tinkled the little tabdbie bel] } } id! The Eneliahinian haif-conscious!s turned toward the sound. and oOoKed away again, without noticing the bale- fu sfeady giare fixed upon him through the glasses of the Lieutenant That officer smote his brow in an azxony of exasperation at the failure if s memors Curse it' Was he get- Cink Q tie ad the fellow's nan rnd Live I imastances of is Case OF} the tlp of * tongue, so to speak——at the tlp of his fingers, as it were and he could not say the word he was bursting to say rould not 1% his twitching mental fingers on the ds ;y taiis PAPER b f = “a ie ‘ aifea Ww 4 il the to se ars viously He Kn would have it in a ? ¢ . . ront of the cafe and shouted yme wholly unint ixibl } ha Ai Vias UNnINtei ie a ie ra gazed over the serried ranks of and pungere at does he aav. Bi} asked .-t Y 3 ; i? nn ] i= ike Ra I hHiow - } « Le ‘ = - noor iad looks Fancy having 7 ve . . 1% and horribly Lil is And, as her hand stole to +, |} ® . = } itable purse, she gratefull: thought omfort that Bl! What ad mite ] - . > ; ‘ (tus and reer "Ty" 4. ; a 4a? P| ‘ ‘ ie pape tactics {wee t and security life her to his peas heatth of linked it Was ‘lle ammo LOO VW had Y e838 —-s})» a star: het . . * +? ‘ z ase ed her wagon t e, homely wagon to the glori t* . > ° , ‘- : iATi SS. al ‘ f ;er Bij} we ao qGuisitoria Lieutenant aed , r é - ‘ + Os } the }! pose of his io > P Rising, he made his way bh» * chalre and the groups f ER WREN aperitif drinking citizens, to where the boy paper, and turned by a route which brought him to Englishman. Recoxrnition Inutuad The elderls stood bought a re- fnre Ace 2 he , moment very ill, indeed, mentally and physically. Was instantaneous brutal countenance yf no? and i:ooK Lieutenant was imi- smile 6 tin L: 1 proved by the sardonic ee i . 2 . » n Q of mean and petty triumpa as h ’ ; *% ’ ‘ *) thrust an outstretcned iinger iD i] a . . » > } Enx!) - ssigeis SS face al a idaift V grunted 7 ‘ . ! 5 ¥ , »*Y Henri Rrrobinson and then ’ : . . =o. , . # lar auUse eV ii Sneerink phUuUeUUus CaCAS “*s * “a iw «a @ ° . } ‘ 4% Gers Starinek im Witey: hbewilderme nN a) ih the French officer to her husband, t : ‘ i . De se a . be os . é +a ) gil “a \W With morro; Tnat Dis AW biel dropped, gaping wide, and he had gone as wiite as a sheet : a rg 4 Aas wh ¢ , i 7 / . i Sergeant Legros he whispereau , % j Sain, ‘Lieutenant Legros grunted the 2 3 a ~ A ‘a ie ric) »* ee & Sf. \Q Would this? Was she ling eas atranger if band OKed deathis He seemed para- they allow d Armentieres to take hey ivzed with fright to the ship? Would they want her The Lieutenant turned and shouted to xive evidence put her in some kind to a couple of somber and mysterious of prison wuntii the courtmartial sat? looking gendarmes “ had heen Suppose dj Arimentieres’ Nad not veeN etanding for some time on the. ilttie there. and she had. been left to the eiand ing the hig lat t post } tendel mercies of eRTOS yr wutteriv the middle of the roa As ev a} deserted, fainting on a cafe chair” nroached the Enxliishman rose to his We things couldn't be much worss feet rr could thev) if he “resisted the | Liste: darling’ he hissed “Get bee assaulted the officers ¢ f thie aw ul f tiis i iiekK t tne miiby Take T} the execution ( f Clie i! dj jt ane aA ltiacre ind Sa “ hii {) batea nade i S\reak [0} ib os. Join You, ail rignt Phey have N things uidn ' vores The Lieutenant put a. heavy at Neiths he ni . would survive th t ¢ shouider and swung nh aroun next 10 vears. And there was a Ln “Arrest this man eaid ¢ io % r the px mt of a shadow of a chance kendarmes ind take him to Fort st Ttie. ae f the Maloja was Engiis lean. He is a deserts ne Hen soil and they conld not lay a finget Rrrobinson, from the First Battal m there If only she were sa f Foreign Lekion Deserted PON n board hed make the attempt! Sidi-bei-Abbes elgnt Years ce But | There was a chance und he had a Knew the dor A . Ways aren t! t aport ik & chant ce. = | iS a HE gz] Lj) it off 4 “ Al | this vile i ’ of a Leg? ) ed Hie Kus iG jus ert } ed ine a ar a e to pay off to Ser BRtoeriag wd geant Legros—the prize bully of the PP f ‘ ow Si l { \ ‘\ , eteenthy \ 7 ¥ { Orps Now t PP; im}¢ Lie#Tes rH: t . 1a : ~ lize Tf > | i oni ia V+ his hands at C2) ble Robinsort Po z é throat of Lerros added 2 [ tiie 8 yang ed As these thoughts flashed th re 4 ike une nouve ee, s Draltr e asked May I say fare- Of Ours Leg? s tg i ’ 1one hia well ‘rn m wife and cee her into a duty curs ahh es cit a t riacre w it Vou Captain 1 Arnien- aq? aa tin ~ f a >. } KeUB 11% yOrivga ‘ erea”? Bie al pear a to he aa co as ruffian T ct Was going [to faint Le Was pale The Captain was the ‘4 weG ie tine iooke | TranG new aenior offi er present If this is s wedding night, hel Yes," he said I will drive het apend it in the salle de police of Fort .@ quickly as possible to the ship i ’ ' . St. Jea e reflected If he is o Willing hands helped th® fainting giri i, | s a; Ubexpiread And nearest Fort St . . ‘ . +. Qt : j - way trom the Cannebiere to 4 eit¢tbe en ed, Without money , ‘ MOC), Jean, bu he remembered ut down by ‘ae Sonrtoare ry ; * 4 sb Bs eas d Armentieres got her to the shi: that it was the water-front \nd what would she d he t thy , wee eure Bne do then——at Yes, he could again see its quaint “A ~ # ; ; > end of the voyage —— 14? ' 7aGS old tower, like a lighthouse, and its A few minutes AKO- we hHoanninas 11 F wi ; ‘ ' ‘mOPIBeSS UN drawbridged moat ® he ciosed his speakable, safety, aecurity, peace, a yen life } »¢ > bs ies fe ‘? | ife before him Now—in a few min Part of the way it would be the utes he MM ,7% qd at - 4 ‘7 “s . - ; i n ail, and hi way to the P. and O. wharf at Mole friend- C. or whatever {it waa Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch__May 15, 1927. \ Would That might thes tram” Inatters., If that. should Dy him complicate do they take were going to he make his break for liberty at once, or on the journey, or at the end of it? T WOULD be comparatively easy to make a dash before or after the tram-ride, but thev'd surely never let him escape them from a crowded tram Would they hand- cuff him? If so, that would settle it He'd fight and run the moment ‘ ne Nandcullts were pr duced. lieutenant Leerosa kicked him in the ribs. “Get u H+ fairly shouted and who p, tricheur,’ he WAS in his elie ment, gloated over his victim only groaned To ized that he and the more those alia erie collapsed crow qd En «* si = to of the who real- Was an iishntian, he those who YT an _o re Wekional 7. was an obdject of pity conciuded that. being a he was a German. he object of interest Ye officers Ww nO sitting een with Legros, departed in some dis- gust and the crowd changed. eddied and thinned Oniv a sick man he- att vy gendarmea! There latter grew a little impa tient. The sooner they could dispose of this fine fellow the better, but they certainly weren't going to march to Fort St. Jean at the re. quest of a Lieutenant of Leztonarites. Let the army do its own dirty work They'd run him in all right to the nearest lock-up,- and he could be handed over to the military author- ities, to be dealt with, whenever they liked to fetch him ‘He had better be taken to the police-station on a stretcher,” sus gested one of them jee that he } fainted would ap- pear iaSs “Stretcher!’’ roared Lewrros and spat ‘Pah! That is not how we deal with swine of Legtonnaires who snam sick Stretcher’ Drag him face downward by one to@ at the tall of a dust-cart more likely!” Oho Police-station, was it? Not Fort St Jean immediately And where mizht the nearest. police-sta- tion be, wondered the prostrate Ene- lishman. He must not let them get hoat would sai! at him there The h whether not—_and closed on he were on hoard the door of the cel) nim. it would not on ‘eS ei' open a he morning ERHAPS his at thes went in the direction of the docks some part of the be a cruelly had once he better take leave I nless for way, it would Just as he'd back these beefs punishing run bad for them though. and meeif against any of old birds for a four.mile race His wife must be half-way there by now more if dArmentteres cocher. aa he would urged the likely th Was it ’ d Armentieres would collect a guard of dock police, soldiers at gendarmes or customs offi- Clais at the wharf gate or the ship's Kangway, and iie in wait to see if he got on board” No tieres was not that sort What was Legros saying? I ~d Armen- rxing the xendarmeés to boot him up and lug him off b the scruff of his neck 1, 9 €* ; He groaned again, sat up with dif. ficuity, shakily and painfully rose to his feet, then smote Legros a smash. blow between the eyes, butted the gendarme who stood on his right with a a. jump, ands wiggle, was away and running Ike, hare, To forgot ine and, dodee., the end of his life he never race for life, and fe life. Scores of times he lived through it again in terrible nightmares and suffered a thousand times more than he did on the aetual run itself For then he was quite cool, steady, and unafraid. It really surprisingly easy. Once he had got clear and put a few yards himself and the ua- injured gendarme, it was even bdet- ting that he'd win—provided Mis wind held and he didn’t get tie stitch, and that he did not siip and fail on the cursed stones. For the folk behind he cared not ing, and with such in (front grasped the situation in time to @@ something. he could deal. Some he dodged, some he handed-off as a Rueger, and some he hit. These last were slower to rise than those be handed-off, or caused to fall by dodging them as they sprang at him. When he turned a sharp corner he so well ahead of the original that was merely @ man running, and that is not in itself a8 indictable that more than was between he offense stopped and stared at an obvious for eigner running at top speed, bat have a boat to catch, be pursuing a train of lost vouth. Que voulet he might be English EOPLE the sight of might might he or his vous?” Besides and therefore tn And then the blue-faced, panting gendarme would round the corner tie amines, loafers, P& and other citizens #® fit n hot afternoon. Whereupon people in this sector o street would look after the runaway as well. head of such ez lice saw axents and some run after him pursuing crowd continualy as some left it and others until there remained of the any bat so the changed, joined it, old origina! firm scarcely the distressed and laboring gen: darme— who, at last, himself 6 up and reeled to the wall whooping and gasping The Englishman dashed round ar actually leapt onté > Po 7 2 other corner and an electric tram in full flight to the quais! Cje]' How mad were these Ex- glish'’ Fanev a man running like that now, just to catch a4 train No, be would not go inside; he preferred to vlatform, and stand Btand on the there he would did. and stopped at his poute request strolled onto the tram ha to + - on, the - ail : ing the conductor, hé * P. and O. wharf and marched up t gangway of the cood ship Maloja. him that pis wife was j{]}!} heen brought a French gent and took She were still lying A steward informed ‘aving aboard by to ‘er cabing down ill She was. at that moment, very indeed. and physically But when his went he nad asee those mentally not for long and were not about her that they vision and a ghost If you ever them, you'll find gon't ashore at Marseilles. No, they like the place—prefer to stay board, even through the coaling: Poet Inepated her travel they don't & 4. th ’ concluded from page 3 ect In fact, I soon foun “a the group of stars I was me: as had SUNDA their personail’ into the p rconalities of their « ters “i completely that t! ee jai. referred to by hlical names “Call Mary, Juda: sagesie? and Matthew Was yeh more requent summen . 9 “Ca Dorothy Cumming, Jo Schiidkraut Jacqueline Lo . »hert Edeson.’” In fa an and Pooper a . as time went on that twas to find ne great lope of the roereate the original was to ! nd completely. th acters aiits } . f modern sense of moderr parts. producers ;Ose actors piavihZ inferences on Mr. De Hk the comforta ; } > os | t» the po is ’ ci dex An Mi e home and at ease, the pr most at uve ; * the same time tt fect host an s re | i ~ £4 48a aka sek & talker and listener geen (a. A ‘ " (ba | the vacht ryé “keeles | sé ; @ 4 for the piah O e w - out 10 the tives back of if Phhey and " ? i 4 +4 were ts . nd rob!e ’ oOrive Envelopes to match , 4 Postpaic NAMI LODKESS MONO ‘PLAN 1 4eteeib ‘ : P ~ Tw wee ks “4 wn a wl a) at a “ar Vita " eo " ten. ane 4 éway with * . mn ang ew ni he @heiler shoes he 1 "* again * Trial FREE &, Ra te ng mmaranterd . beng complete — . “© and maii i creo! Dep, ; ABORATORIES 41 1 | Chicago 7 ee N. Wacker Dr. S’rang ui Fong» ** t Pedec, » Puary: ' op or ‘ : ror ’ ofees, whit | ‘ _— oF eS ee mar a reve . a ant restore urns caw an | , s fort wal polmt.« * .CrTt an order st = Mp Mothing i+ 0 DD nliiiiitinsnttencianmnniniaaamenei Filming 4 an inte , ist entertain fore it Can teach ‘ a film of C **" &@& popuial a} Yet as he talk iad changed con pletely the trea r meut { the pi ture in the sur of it developme ‘ : ‘. | : iched the su biig! . , aa poture bull lkeiii , * '*¥ ’ “4 MNandn ts rh | ‘ ’ ; ~ ry { A id { i f Lid iL a ’ cf ’ ; atory * 4 — » s worked ° ‘Tr ; ’ ‘ *) . At eee Pe | ti Was £rOW Ne2 iol inant, and His gs “Oo iarge that th eft for modern ¢ ern story so f{ came the who trie second h . the discard Then, as they story, they visus of Jud (‘hrist the story with as infl winning _ Judas. It story of Judas al of regy dominating lives, Wat is the featur ton refers to ticle in the Deart When I! in the arrived ing, actu taken and fim the the of Mar probably one-thi story plot UT. ishing thin Whenever on the screen, @ acters simply be If Jesus walker with Magdalen Ju came absolutely Christ nant tha took a bad secon Makcdaien or acters figure became so absor] tionary story whi to satisfy IT seemed cheap, trivial in compa coming the story and any other importan By atc equatily pertinence had seen the Maxdalen cease even the seconde trifling ] gro} overs Came a aOp to completels terly forgotten it personality of Ch picture had fowl had found, tha relative insl By a Special Cor Poat-D luded its work ()f a} trie nter ible treasure U2 tne seas Pf wa ne the last days “ | #0 . ed ‘ on VAS co ; 10 men at wot ' ’ gz «i ik ‘ id ber ‘A al Times, says At a deptn of n @ ard of ta . 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It Trial FREE f bright gold followed 1 Ce ee apes po ERAS. pes ini eee 4 has replaced the nauseating Castor Oil, so-called Soothing , . or cup the matt! ver an area vesty Froouet , : | Sh RTE oe cree eam teue) ana S¥Tups, poisonous Paregoric and other vicious concoctions in oe cee ater than that of any tomb } ON 5 ee : teens i gaa aaa amma tts ari ) the homes of true and honest mothers—moti.ers who love their iY FABORATORIES sear manship: it is astonishi: t} similar in A : | : ; = children. _ Those mothers will give their babies foods and medicines especially prepared for infants and children - — imitations, always look for the signature of EP tt thha aes Prove it in 15 Days! « To avoid Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it moe Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 15, 1927. Page Nine.

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at ermany Striving for Wor sadership in Aviatio with the hope of discovering his take-off, usually, at the top o of the ratories , ossible the logical solution hill. as soon as P | to the problem of planes of larger size = The other attitude involves the ¢, minus the extra weight. tivation of a receptive Mood or ee Two attitudes especially, General part of foreigners. The Cemaart Boucabeille found, the German Gov- eventually, according to General » ernment is especially desirous of culti- cabeille, to market their sade airships widely i ™ brought into combination two largest and most powerful aviation companies in Germany, the Aero-Lloyd and the Junkers alliances. The Luft- Hansa received last year fully $4,000.- 000 for co-operating with Federal au- thorities in the establishment and op- By a Special Correspondent of the , eration of German airlines. Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. 1000 horsepower, with a potential Gath easccncer, baggand and treight PARIS speed of 125 miles an hour, is in the allotments increased noticeably during ONVINCED of the process of construction at Dessau, the single vear which has intervened fact .th e ma! under the supervision of the now fa- since the merger of these companies. , : , ryt} " engines developing vating. 1 other countries » One is the interest on the part o! focus attention upon their Drogre ‘ = ‘ gs . vouth in things aerial. Authorities this field they are, even how Dre : ; : be have provided 16 flying schools ing for a nonstop Zeppelin f througout the reich, which are largeiy around the world. dy t : } ' , Cnairs, with specially silenced motors and . «German Pullman porter, or eabin bos, the | Pam methods and inferior soaps are to but for silky, lustrous hair. Get a traveier who undertakes the journev be- ‘ > ° " : ‘ coe baa journey blame for manv — blemishes that cake today. points Is assured of comforts | « c rs plying between these points with sleep- | @! gigi oo a Se FF Which, it is said, mav take years for the i United States and other European countries . FOR A BETTER SHAMPOO AND A REJUVENATING BATH to attain Official couriers between Ger- , ‘ ‘ » ; j . } . . many and Russia numb: red among the high- ly delighted patrons ’of this route claim hat the 7 ] »? ' , w** ‘ ‘ > + - traveler {ts practically unaware of ‘movement of the plane, though its speed ; times reaches 100 nilles an hour VEN: now, } the result of the success : which has attended Service On the Berlin-Konigsbere line. there are number of new desixns in progress which will provide for larger planes to accommo- 3 POET: date more persons. These provide sepa- i ; - = - : cd ae rate sleeping quarters i passengers Hit -—— and may be pressed into service between th . ie | Berlin and points further south , Z : » = | Ailrboats, as great an innovation almost as ; ; a. | > sleeping quarters in passenger planes. are The Clear Soap ord for any machine of its Class Another, | : = —— ° paid to be capable of carrying 112 passen . for a - Ar Skin pa < * Page Ten. COLES Sf, etttttTD gy 7 ia; being designed and used with much success Only recently a Dornier airboat capable S th carrying 655 pussenRers established aire Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch__May 15, 1927.

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LOUIS | POST - DISPATCH URE ae =— > T ION STStS SUTETETETETETETETETETE OTTO ett PIOTtTETETE OTE RT ETEsSrorbee ona 078 eee OTe Eeaeesate Ue eins TTR Gn ttt att TMT TTR go —— 0 0d OE | at TTR TRL if 427g gg ane an Poca OU a 1 and ane GUE cn at tte it veg Et one ane ++ ing Fed cat 8 9 MO eed ae ee, ; . rd aud ane ag Cid *! Te ow fl apr sl aa bat Sb a came, by the Dutch ks NOW SHE IS CROWN PRINCESS OF THE NETHERLANDS—Princess Julianna of Hol- land was 18 years old the other day and on that day. when this photograph was taken, she be- oP is — _— hi a tat het . . , ey a : ~ w are - Re ia This scene at Camp Hayes, Vicksburg, Miss., line’ aire con stitution, heir apparent = graphed Detroit, MRS. EDSEL POSE—Daughter-in ry a ’ motor manuUdidad durin A\wWaAA dos, | in which IN A RECENT aw of the billion- QUEEN OF BLOSSOMS . . ornvVv j > aA 4 : Saas a AND IT ee , Wacker drive. Chicago. ! a ‘ ? irive and 538 feet above the a! -TON GUN FOR THE COLORADO—The s ‘ . . 50k } sal the battleship is at the Bre vn Na . reef, enterit where the food 1s prepared in new wash boilers and served from these to the “bread of men, women and children, is typical of the camps that have been established by the Red Cross and local agencies at con- centration camps throughout the inundated area of the Mississippi Valley. | = FAMOUS CANTOR CALLS ON COOLIDGE — joseph Rosenblatt, Jewish singer, wore his new spring hat when he paid his respects to the President at the tem White House Z - ‘ah - es > .»* 4 ee - s - ¢2) 7 ee $ = ix es * ae ae ao bee Les * 2 KT : = % % Eh 7 * oe | ae - - ; “ 7% Bit aie n * rs e 1 ee . ay. x ‘ . ae” “~*' Y . rs A sos; Me ~ - aa a it + 7 en + ays ra 4 ° a 3 vy o i ee, Ne . gy inte, ” _* bis 2 St 1 wi AT eae 3 RS rr y fe j a , we ‘. Ee % ~~ 7 aS PO’ " : @ ba 2 Vere,» oo ee Mga? Maa iy dae ous a Rell «og re A NN tts MR a alles bi GE APB a Fin a” ANP, BEE Hoare MII eo = #5 ° gig , WEEP Me yee TRA A Die a Bae . , : Pe TR at eae. eee

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SUNDAY MORNING DISPATCH THE ST. LOUIS _POST - LZ. 4. We Mahe Tok. es roua”? »lag"f rag’ ie"? ys Ti. -*. oP. . ‘ os en ct. ' . © ex,” & lod ; @ avs ry >- -_ - : o si ‘ + de ~~. “ES 5 4 e a ~ | Awl 2» ‘phy a . a " a - * om” "on uy F- ‘ ore” ‘ ; a4 ‘ . .* Md : UF WERT WHR > oe. x, ae Br yf =. “ny “ad. i on Z «, ese uO. . ~ ™ > * . , — am » &y ‘ 2 BA BX 4 ; : Ag 3S? - 7 a 4 . ‘ 7 -s0g00t, of 4 at ate i ures 7 a am a a. a 1 v5 Sy we rs =} / ~ yi a’ EX 43 BRL EGR bP o*.3° 3 2 LA. F 40s Te ace a “ 7, oe ey ES GR ERG Ey: hh he BR. ay © sa a* a , —_ isi iffure expert, dresses the hair of THE BOBS OF SIX NATIONS—Dumas, Parisian col | . ro New York girls to show the prevailing styles in different countries. Left to right, seated —Italy, England and United States. Standing—China, Spain and Russia. _t*» “f (> 2-. 5 = Pe e*. 3: “, @*. x 7.@ “% pe BPY Wide World photo, ~ Residence of Henry * ? *\ » = . " v) : .* Ph y @. ~_ os ry . *! ‘ hy ts 1 ra x4 ~ ——~ Be " \; es st J : Os 5 GO -1Oe 8 O ages Once oO 0OQe Oo fee 8 ee , ) “.@ 258 rn® ar58 +6. nA Dt OA Oe. 0: par OT aw wal % Sa ape te ee es Oe Ree Ba le eT \ Is wid cs af s- "SC? ee". -aQe Oe -aOe SO eo , 2@ ’ Fae Oe CO Oe Che eae ae : ee r!) J ) AW + > a A VIRGINIA QUEEN FOR A DAY—Miss Janice L. Felts reigned that day over the May festivities at Virginia College, Roanoke. She is the daughter o: T. L. Felts of Virginia. Aufenger photo. vs WL 5 * le FES 95 nl ORR “akg A HUNDRED YEARS IN THE MAKING—"Rug of Civilization,” created by Persian subjects to express their devotion to their Sultan, has woven into it the faces of 165 great leaders of all periods of history. Sold by deposed Shah as the price of his dissipations, it is now owned by Henry E. Burroughs of Boston, who Is starting it on an exhibit tour of the United States and Canada. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YOI Renown, on their round-the-world tour, t 4 COMMANDER OF THE PAN-AMERICAN FLYERS—Major Herbert A. Dargue, at the finish of the 18,524-mile flight, was greeted at Bolling Field, Washington, by his wife and mother. . World phote. CHEST EXPANSION OF A 58-YEAR- OLD ATHLETE—Chester Levere of Evanston, I[il., using the muscles only, not the lungs, fills the space within the taut by the derby when he — TWO MORE BUSTS FOR THE HALL OF FAME—Washington Irving, by Edward McCartan, and Mary Lyon, by Laura Gardin Fraser, unveiled at New York. Irving was author and diplomat. Mary Lyon was author and founder of Mount Holyoke College. ee weer + } rope relaxes. rceriarmtarY OccuUupiecU — > ~~ yea TA onee «2 \ FORT TICONDEROGA AND ITS GUNS—May is the anniversar lgence y month of the capture of The view is from the McKENDREE COLLEGE CO-EDS IN HOOP DANCE~—It was one of the graceful events of the annual May fete the fort by Ethan Allen, at the beginning of the War of Indepe: south bastion. campus of the college at Lebanon, II1., which celebrates its centennial next year. Hs —— (ee

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a ime ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Q > COUNTRY VS HOMES OF , ST. LOUISANS, wi | PHOTOGRAPHED ee FROM THE AIR Phi toa hy St Lor Aircraft ( ig 7 Pe oes 7 ™ he 3 . rw a a +> aes ru Zs oo PAGE se Pak « Se: ie a 2 oo ‘ —— ‘ . . . oes ’ » pertee> . ‘ . am Lf oro ¥ a wt i, fea! Site! 2 ~ * i r fhe a 9 i \ a : a yy md 4 A oy , : gate PT cass Sy pam iat sd Sata yy dee ; ; f ; er ee ss ae i mY Be «Reel Me, as H Pa oe . : a peur? 7 UR be, onl Dieta ea * gat " ° a expert, dresses the hair of countries. Left to right, seated in and Russia. — wide World phot EE OS ny Residence of Horton Wat kins, Clayton and Warson roads, St. Louis County. AE RD sie te eigencee vie oh, * eS Ty ae Peer wee (he Sng ba Ppt etna at ¥ GOLE1~0j F gf? «ee re a ie = a oa - : ee ald CP ETS 2° a ae — ie Sea sAi i RB ne hss a ee ee =, Aedes: ai ERE HB ate 44 hs se 5 Mer fea ode en nat / oh wg ana 3 wots » —"s & ~~ ra J ee Se a a) Sy ~ » 2 Fy ” . , ‘ 3 ,, 9 4 So AEP be heat tt Sa ’ a Arata « ee en ined Aelia ; EF Ng tqhes et d TOES n tate ee ee 7 Oe she Yee aw oe eee oo FOL eg Rite ME ia 43 * $ *Z N ‘ o— Py % 27" + ,? =e te. z : 3 = - eS - 2 .?: a % oof - & ae > hie Ge 7 ra —_ * ie . . 3 Pee = > z & i ee e« pom o- . THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK AT SYDNEY—They are in the royal barge, — the Renown, on their round-the-world tour. to visit the Australian city. , World phot aaron! Cemgatt Pailh "tes TERS—Major Herbert A. Dargue. at t Bolling Field, Washington, by his Wide Wo fein icisha tients anced ‘pene me oe ie eae en ee a i bd PF] “ 4 a ¢ Pa - ni a fact. The hike to create it and the barbecued sheep U to relieve it. It is the open _ Ma Cc Le c season for Boy Scout hike Portrait of Mrs. James H. and barbecues. —aim- ;. 7 e ~~. € ’ : Ye IT’S GOOD FOR THE QD , APPETITE—Both are, in df) S Kaliwara ie ¥ [09 0 8 ere a . “ ee ee MEMORY OF THE LUSITANIA DEAD—Memorial in ! e and marble, by Jerome Connor, 4 . aed Y . . : esecraie ; } ; } ' ’ . hh rrTyT) ri | 1s Wri r fete on the wo anchored off New York, give a searchlight drill that rivals Irish-American sculptor, to be dedicated in the summer of 5 i obh, formerly Queenstown, Ireland LIGHTS OF THE FLEET—American warships, rightness ‘ a en ee

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=a THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH cise (Sy we ¥ asi Orders Filled el ———— | nN > VW hy Fat A (tHE TIMBER TOPPERS GETTING Ny : dies final in the Drake relays at Des Moi 7 Is Being Fought University (at extreme left), won in 15 | ‘MAN WITH THE pee! e HOE” AUTHOR IS 75— sane beocinn a ales a Edwin Markham, the poet, health and youth and vitality, photographed when he Look about you—note how slender. was being honored by 280 Se en aus “NOSE People distinguished writers of Many will mention Marmola Pre verse at San Francisco. ription Tablets. It is th ‘’: a Witr Le is he easy, pieasan: ’ “Yr win ’ ha as | wip Wis = ; > ’ o ; ‘ 5 ty ~. = os « . . ; ‘7, “ P ~- i ; asy¥ and pleasant. ¥ a: ay as ; JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing The FLINT ‘Families’’ Grow Daily—Likewise oy WHEN THE MIGHTY COL- ORADO WAS “TUGGED'— Battleship entering New York 3 harbor grounded on Diamond = " —_ Their Bank Accounts Reef and had to be pulled off JU DAS HAS LED A MILLION TO SLAUGHTER—Jerry, 6c, 8c, 9c, 15¢ per Ib. and towed to Brooklyn Navy black sheep of the Chicago stock yards, leads tlocks ot his kind JUSTIN T. FLINT Yard for repairs. p, a through runways to the killing pens. He has been at it four years. LAUNDRY CO He was photographed with an office girl in celebration of the oetrayal jccmmas oon \ of his millionth victim. A S PHONES 18 TRUCKS | | es roa oy — [J [J — fF | en now for a glorious, healthf vacation in Southern California where summer days are cool a " " | 3 WANAS rainiless—where summer nights a spent under blankets. --- YOUNG AMERICA NAMED Here, scenic beauty is all about ya —lovely valleys and wooded canyo THIS DASHING NEW STYLE ) : / —-deserts that rival Sahara—ocea iN BOYS SHOES BY Pk islands resembling those of the Me terranean—towering mountains th recall Alaska or Switzerland—t great Yosemite and Sequoia Nation Parks. Every square mile offe em. mMeU ght that vou ve probably j seen before. | Play golf on any of courses , noose for your swim a mounta natural hot spring. or the bl | ver wind infain trai MAR™MOLA oy resc pfion Ja bets > . — - cnt SME J“. EASANT Way to Neduce po Diffe this summer on] SS———0000——orI0 on) 0 510=———JO“MI0 ‘ inde hur YOUNGEST ST. LOUIS XYLOPHONE ARTIST —Kenneth McKennon, 4135 Lea place, is only 3'2 years old, but he gives ee FY public performances on pies difficult instru ye? os a ~ lees. Tar etg 4 fi Mae (f atts f Hs 904 P ift ty “ae MA? “ nid (teil; (ti ¢, | * A A atu “i wi tA ta 4 , de t ’ { Te a! WAG | mie “ue mC .t 44 Mt Caf : t] af sittin, arias ac ts A . . A ‘ ft : ; > 4 ‘ y OU 4 lil i : | 286. ee a ‘ r) ti ] ‘ 3 + } tf} . : , 8 ; " , 4 ‘ . : , ; 9 , > ¢ . 7 , , ary [ra OU WOrK all around it—yjirf _ - - r\ “A wy ' , Goodyear welt: soft toe: nove! eve ets and sole pattern . ‘ Ss» " a > : ~ + . can be adjusted to 4 eignt. Its gleaming : " . ‘ ‘ 4 Vi ft boys’. youths’ and iff.e mens § sizes 1“ ASaNa aye ng Enamel fin- The slope of this old style Tray cut ¢ ¢ ' ish ai NOt ¥. Of lor away much of the bottom. This new , $3 to $6, according tc size and style Trav is roomier and handier a a shoemakers have added pvood w LLart g.o0. i \ modern boy's idea t tha : ies “ _ : 7s 1 co as to what he and orthopedic correctness. | . < ct Par] * : i1i1KkKeS in footwear. Never have smart wie’ sider : : $140 Forest Park Blvd EAR NETTE ek thful —— apaaanaee i thate: Ge : tif , . especially on those two juver ee shoe qualities so much desircd “i modeis in the brand- thoughtful parents. You get st; new Endicott-Johnson Spring-and- Somfort and wear-value in End: ——_—_——-—_— summer styles, made by the largest Johnson shoes. There's a } i€a }) 94 Su a sa Can . F ; . i « ‘ ‘ J ' - * Swinging opout Faucet serves ‘boch em an : me , or n tO th it publ r- No. 480—Boys’ tan per manufacturers boys n irls’ ard Travs Your washing machine hoe Pio . ~~ a : 3 forated Bae fore shoe re +h hoe 3 gat * and girls store in most every community af , 6 £6hsQii bs | & . = ae esi L ry noes 1T) Ccne W rig Distinction in ing them. Write us if you C ,* Srass evelets PLUMBING FIXTURES need never he disconnected place of the makeshift of we. & Cvery pattern Novel eyelets | . P onal : nei a bers’. Bemihe ad By eecme | es Endicott-Johnson, | OF ml s Ait tha ceate Gchoe cee ott, | Y.; New York City: or * \ + ~~ ss - s* LAc p - . . Mo.

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ak OCKINGS ABDOMIN Aj SUPPORT) ‘RS Mad: to your Meaiure of ae e . , , a ‘ | . oe mater isly on iedeiee : >. , : The America wn ™ ie : bs, » * " MAKE . : 3 7 , Risin ats . \ of Coronado A PLEASURE : : a 4A . , ae > Se ee 5, les ‘ oa 4 ni, ~~ a | - Walls for h, ou TRUSSES . 2 fees - , =e | . a ' . . beside this INVALID CH a) . , iy = fi . ce ' : ‘ ™ A motor trail CRUTCHES ee r a eatin _ a tt . 4 ) ere os . | a | P DAWSON INVALID i?) +" Bie oe 4 | Le . “s) >... | - : ) | —— SUPPLY (() Ka Go = : 4 > 616 PINE ST Mc ? ~ * P is. ~ : , 3 PHONE GARFIFi 9, . ‘. ) > re ‘ . fo il “i 4 __ : . a : ; a: & Mail Orders t Anenchanted land. wheretorthree son wo HE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH days your luxuriou arveycar carries you on a personally- escorted motor tour of ancient Indian pueblos and prehistoric cliff-dwellings in the New Mex- ig Mi a yaaa ite — o> ADVERTISEMENT pg ih 3 : : hy : - oc th ng - ico Rockies between Las Vegas, > ea , ee. Prd | ne e ie ie Santa ke and Albuquerque. — | 7p 7 hid fe cross-continent rail journey dies final in the Drake relays at Des Moines, la. Dunston, Indian star of Oklahoma F. i , @ to and from California. Only $50 University (at extreme left), won in 15 seconds. Irwin, Ohio State, was second. : a es . 4 ~~> 4 é . - hing fe 5 RR Raapige opme g S 2 we Southern California is a paradise for hikers. A thousand einding trads lead to scensc mountain tops. And cool all summer long CONSTANCE TAL- MADGE AS A GON- CE AWN 1g, L>— DOLA BANDIT—In “Venus of Venice,’ she steals everything from the DO Dif if ferent THINGS finery she is wearing here this Summer in Southern California to the heart of Antonio Moreno, her leading man. Ge me f me re Sal a ad % Pas a ‘Neg pectreT So se, ta, - on) a0 10 ee TOFNO oa inden apes “ een t gn : ~ ry oy MELON LAN now for a glorious, healthful here at its best under a cloudless sky vacation in Southern California— —practically every day all summer where summer days are coo/ and_ long. rainless—where summer nights are spent under blankets. Here, scenic beauty is all about you —lovely valleys and wooded canvons -deserts that rival Sahara—ocean islands resembling those of the Medi- terranean—towering mountains that | | | recall Alaska or Switzerland—the #&'°*% bordered with | : . , pee lemons great Yosemite and Sequoia National ) ‘le same irecdas | Parks. Every sq uare mile offers a. } in a mountain fastness—or nex sight that you've probably never || | 7 at tne ocean s eave. seen before. aay Cie on sa” seat 5 + ie nae are, ala pce “ 4 + thi 9 ae f ’ . ’ be ee 2 o.. Sie #3) ; hanan ‘ # ; oe a . . ake Pe eee ee Po te ge NN eS arias * SERRE EE ST TES Ns ‘ oe at et af ai ce ig ot RL ie tO i ” ¢ “s - served | aTeé Play golt On any of 6.) courses— ia. Hun choose for your swim a mountain _ lig! pool, a natural hot spring, or the -_ blankets nine Pac , m~, Y ic—ride horseback over wi nd Ing Living costs are unusually low ccomm BRYN MAWR'S QUEEN noobed cileipsia~ wlapbeageranenn lr tien a OF THE MAY—Miss Sy]- wages ns Pt ase ewe toe evel ee eee via Walker of Bethlehem, or hard sanded Sacint thw ound tee rates on a ee Pa... wherinn the tee beaches — hunt, roads in effect from May 15th to October wreath with which she was hsh, hike, sail, 3ist. crowned when 370 white- pray tennis \When vou plan your trip arrange a cir- robed girls danced around any sport vou cle tour e the entire Pacific Coast trom the Maypole at the Penn- wish. Whatever San Dieg o Vancouver. k your rail sylvania college. " — . . ae - ‘as ngres a ee ee ’ " » wes ¢ “ P * we diddy 1 > k Sot a Td =| oh PAP VF ee P “ ~ ; . aw Tae 4 a tp ee pa * ies - pa an il f x - a Y phen “i Q os . ner Ns , Aaa p> Mripey b ets) p - phot YSryner lrmmeé . The is the land of ports go fcowrses COun?s ry clubs y . , ’ 2 4 om ee all the : vacation iand. Southern Califor nia | ORG rornless’ A [rip Abroad in Your Owen United States | Pa GE PO ge) PRI FON ® eo a " pa? ae) ‘ +t mde "4 pont . , nS \ + * le = 4 Z * Paine” rae itiamiee:=. raed. eek to leemone eaten hte bar taaaieaieeee aac he . pote ox wr Saaee agate ie | ised ops 4 he — f ra ati see - e =. heer * ee ele . 4 ~ ta) er "Pad le L in nin aves ee ane Au Year Crus oF Soutmean Caripoania Driv. 185, Chamber ¥ Commerce Building Los Angeies, Caltfornu Please send me vour free hooalet about Southern California vacations. Also booulets telling especially of the attractions anc opportunities in the counties whi h | have chectec Los Angesces wange _ Ruiwerside Los Angcies Sports Senta Barbera Ventura | Sen Bernardino San Drege ; “3 *) Fe, j z.. : rages eS es ellie ee +. ~~ a Nate “ Sy — . — : a A RO EY NR NR NLC a Rr eit, ae > let Fatima smokers . tell you! A MODERN CAMILLE FOR THE SCREEN— Norma Talmadge is to play the exotic siren who spurned rich nobles for the love of a poor youth, which Liccrert & Myers Tosacco Co. is being filmed.

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> -—"S - BUS @SCH 7. THE PRINCE OF PALES "f / € /tnreds [ /}t Ke Z [/ 1 4 ever Came ACITOIS pagne. And real |: | 3) at a nearby stcore— home—and enjoy them tonight. friendliness for |; ‘. | Waiting to delight Then try to be content with any other other drinks. | ; our familiesand re- ginger ale! For Busch Pale |} | | gale our guests—or Dry, remember, is |: ie AS iii § CO Cheer us on our {3 | G ( | the finest mixer | : ro ® Seems §$ solitary trips to the ew Cl Uae : x S y! | a ‘ © , kitchen at the witch- P A L E D IBA Y Untilrecent- | fi Fe ay : : ing hour. Phone the nearest nly at America’s <a? S Gece dealer for a handy MOSt E@XCIUSIVE iva wa cnr Dee} «fa mily package of lubs, hotels, restaurants and cafes,where 12 bottles or a carton of 24. Ov af nh dk aH mere : ' © On pr nly the best Wil do. But now itis ready pick up a few bottles on your way INCE OF nS (69 USE HS Fe) ae S SECOND SECTION t= ston, where the snaf €lir wives is the rule LONESOME |} t clings to iif ' . ; 9 ; . : ‘CR PTOUNC

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SECOND SECTION Re yd at ee eptebed 77 Gare a x Sion 3 e! ‘ ee ; ne ta Ta . woe e ‘ 4 ae ogi onli a. dined we a —— yn tlie Yee Ss, Tee ME ww ee ee a , u ‘ pe ne | ene ae - ne wy SX ey dee, > A, : ” STANDING SENTINEL OVER THE ROCKIES— Remarkable close-up of a Rocky Mountain sheep, shy- t of th imals that che: saga ieaes te Glee TWINKLING STARS OF THE JAPANESE SCREEN—Yo-Ko Umemura (left) plays dramatic National Park. ; : ils and light comedy roles with equal facility and is called the Norma Talmadge of Nippon. Shidzue 2 Natsukawa (right) can make her almond eves look quite occidental and is a famous beauty. Q2. GN | > + > ; : 2 i a z 4 4 ‘ +>4 +23 ‘ ope 4 ’ " le eee te OL ae y ‘ % as m: Wiss eee " ~ * - nS — = - o ge " % - et Wetter + idem wate A acl Spm a ‘ a ; pat ve: ae sy pag - 7 MPG a 8 dow ‘“ ced z « f Sune « , ~ A mth : ’ ? y 7” one i 0 » a Ser » aM 8 emma . TR Bete. . 7. we €. CRY » Sl ‘s SE AIS Mr Rey ty apie ee Core an NRO ad : ee nee ee ee pe Te ere yee Oy them tonight. 4 Ontent with any other ‘AMERA-SHY BUT CAUGHT THIS TIME— “ts. Frank B. Kellogg, wife of the Secretary of | a - Is one of the seldom-photographed women of so —agge sr. - where the snap-shotting of public men _ a MISTRESS OF FILM EMOTIONS—Warwara Kostrowa Is ine Sure, ats a , ranked as Russia’s greatest film star. a her sche of ies. oods she-is compared to the great tragedienne POLICE DOGS MUST SOMETIMES CLIMB— | {re ceper moods She ls Co . So this white one is being taught one of the essen- tials of its calling at the Happy Home Kennels, Oak- land, Cal., where the white dogs are bred. ee wie SMI eee a ot Ms ile i Oo ager rr eral er a ete mgr » 4 - py: wa . od. wh r > = Rr aap en ed wien - ~ risted by the merciless | - SINE STAN ITS GROUND—Bent and twisted Z 7 | : — | x ae PINE STANDS National Park. Long's Peak RESCUE BOATS ARE THEIR ONLY HOPE—Refugees, driven trom the homes vy the levee near Greenville, pie he ky Mountain n bleak height of the Rocky Mo 3 kK. | ee : gene Miss.. while the steamboats stan” Dv to take them to sneite! af! i «rep? + ( ) } Fis

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a THE ST. LOuiysT- DISPATCH 4° EN DERLE DRUG Gq. #02 ~~ — SIXTH AND CHESTNUT EIGHTH AND PINE aOADWAY AND MA RKET \ —— —— ; . eat a a , View showing KNDERKLE “‘LIOUID" MECHAN. ICOLD SODA FOUN. TAIN, 6th and Chestnut St. store. Only the highest quality of products are used in the making of the various drinks and eatables that go to make up our fountain cuisine. The famous HY- GRADE ICE CREAM manufactured by the Sl. LOUIS ICE CREAM CO. is used exclusively. Our sodas and sundaes are dis- pensed with KUEHNE EX. TRACT COVS crushed fruits and toppings. Sand- wiches are made from the BAUR FOOD PRODUCTS, government inspected meats and WALTER FREUND BREAD COS choicest PULLMAN SANDWICH BREAD. ANHEUSER. BUSCH PRODUCTS are featured. The famous MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER from Hot Springs, Arkansas, is sold et all En- derle Fountains at 5 cents per glass. de VE We have had excellent serv- ee moa ii | DR. A. G. ENDERLE inate $I Coty S Monday Only—Valuable Gifts Will to All Those Making a Purc _ , EA: ‘5 | AR Combination Box Every customer will receive an ENDERLE GIFT pogwith every purchase of $1.00 or over. View of the Enderle Drug | n | : -. our 40th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION with wept this gift as a small token of grateful Store at 6th and Chestnut, F Goat g 5 ee 4 Face for the steady, satisfied patronage in nearly a haf qserving the St. Louis public. The specie ne of the old 1 + f : 1 is Bi one of the old landmarks of : of - ; below is a further value-sharing part of this Birth St. Louis. THE NATION. _ a . | p d AL CITY BANK ot St. Yrs : — owgder MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION—ADD 10% of PER FOR PACKING AND MAILING. ADDRESS END — is the depository for Saas » and IVORY SOAP is the funds of this store and | Soap; O have supplied us with ex- 7 Perfume pea aa Woodbury Ps eae FE C ceptional service, rendered wee a Castoria 27C N A in a better way. Let Our : — Very Special Bank Be Your Bank. , tT Se “41° . - Pe 2%. } Floats” ape Phillips’ Milk of Magarge size..... 34e “. mie ee : Sanitary HERE IT .& @ | MILK OF MAGNESIA | we nies Caldwell’s Syrup of} $1 size 65¢ Be : e TOOTH = : ANT ) ae - ee Remova Corn Gaile... i ...s:. NEW AR i } mew | THE DI af as a - The Great Medicine PASTE ae a eS a a oe Pint 8Q¢ QurtGy 69 Rubbing Alcohol: SET—Mme. Rubens de — — ' , , Sizes Sizes e aie ie / | fe ; Mello is the wife of the eras Of’ —With 25¢ Tooth Brush ew ON 4 LUNCH KIT Pebeco Tooth Paste. new Second Secretary of — a h : Se oa | age 69 the Brazilian Embassy at Cc \ a cepa | Cc Resinol Soap; SD cial . washington. a 4 1 ) pees! a” fee oe p> JOURNEY JUGS | ) $3.00 | $2.69 Three Star Malt Ex value coaiaiiier TERSON No. 2 EASTMAN EX ~~ | Gillette Blades | Phenolax Wafers; FOLDING KODAK FREE—! A S0c TUBE —_ PYROSANA Van Ess, $1.19; 3@-....... $6.79 40c, 79c An Old Reliable Remedy TOOTH PASTE | ‘ Bob White Toilet P€ roll; 3 for. ZOc » LE —has proven its value in the , No. 2 Eastman With a $1.00 large bottle most severe cases of skin “OR Bees $1. 89 Pevesone 89c S safe ig cca a Box NR ree: HUDNUT'S ge Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetf size LD satctie ae . acaptec REMEDY oer epee | : , aN quire PREPARATIONS For Glistening White Teeth Dyer-Kiss Face Powd ades 45c and 75C al hel Tablets CLEANSING Ee] : 3 wn ua 3 Sine” Bostes bid American Oil, pure ft dottle RSS| mouth, No toothbrush 1s 50c ‘tsTe Rings eM | BACHGZC-BGES | rrce rince, Tarte Fn =e Adlerika, $1.00 siff Seep $1.00 rushing easy and ! S ; VANISHING TISSUE Counteracts acidity. Cleans and whitens vie) " : bottl ' Enderle Drug Co., St. Louis, have CREAM CREAM a _ vonsistems erg Listerine 50c ot! aste will prove beneficial to hitched their cash control to a 50c , your teeth. Price, regular, 25c. Star System—the LOCK-STUB. Three Plewes Comaats Special . ! . 9c V I N , . Three Tubes, SSc All 5 i a a ROUGE 5:.4.. 30c€ eee SPRING : Bi iN eset | Fe , SENTED TO THE ae | ee : Sra eae ALARM Tia 9 IDENT—Mme. Anna | oe | Sg eee “3 ca a na P , € | 9 loloupos is known as | =| | . _. ; of Ld Lad £ a CLOCKS Doan S Kidney Pills gE Bea a apt aie | aT Guaranteed for One Year 6 Bottles — SS THE SAFE A Mother of the Greek : diers for “a back = Squibb’s Tooth P Peee. for die 3 unong them. ee i | AID to be the most effective, agree- | TWO-BLADE 3 8 Cc 0c Hind’s Honey able tonic-laxative on the American : a en OO | KNIVES 35c TUBE —_ Oxye market today. Everywhere, you will Mt): Very special... 69 Palm Oli wate, Ge Tooth find it used by the best families. Se eS he ey, NOX- SPOTS ? ve $1.00 Omin Tab! ° This preparation, practically unknown three years ago, . wom, Af The Wonder Cleaner Shaving Cream Dito W ater: large 33c | reooell u < ‘ ieee a is now selling at the amazing rate of over a million <3 LOCK-STUB CHECK CO. FOR DRY CLEANING 23 eye ae " . . . ‘ . 3 Bush T inal, B klyn, N. Y. bottles a year and it is being shipped in car load Weetdea Gites: 496 & anaes a A Spring Household Necessity lots to many of the large cities of the United States. sinned 23Cc It has already proven beneficial and satisfactory to many mullions of sufferers from constipation. Maltese Cross Authorities claim that corstipa- If you want to enjoy good health, ° ° : | ; tion is the direct cause of stomach you must free yourself from the ’ Olive O)/ trouble, kidney trouble and nu- clutch of constipation. You can : ? an | oe } Tanlac merous other complaints of the do this by using Herb Extract, human system Hundreds d formerly known as Herb Juice. ‘ Superb Quality, hundreds of users testify that Out of more than a million bottles ‘ Sweetness and they have been troubled for years sold during the past year under , with constipation ndigestion, our absolute guarantee, less than : tong | f petit half a dozen bottles were returned —a record probably never before equalled by any other medicine. Every family should have a bottle gm Noted for Its Delicate of this herb tonic-laxative handy BV Ao Flavor. | matt stem h for use whenever the first signs a Large (24-. ) its free action onthe bowels. They of stipation appear, for it is tists, the ¢ +f RiGee ounce) Each $1.75 }are now loud their praise fo said to be Nature’s most effective ican sh reaches ME cuncey Exck, $1 00 ery fare . this great tonic-laxative and onic-laxative and intestinal Shs very ee Each ve funtarily gs ing statements for cleanse! No medicine chest is ako... ae ’ : — (o-Sunee) 65c P. pubdiication, or they we the) complete without a bottle of this orus adjustable ’ Trial (3-ounce) 35 | Cc no subst he of ferec We are giving FREE any ONE of the SIX ARTICLES pictured below with pees the purchase of a Gillette Razor. A very special gift to you to help us oe Flavor. celebrate our Anniversary Birthday Sale! The Finest Quality Pro- duced in France. resent good health to its effective famous medicine at Pasiert P emim WINS SUCCESS AS | |action and are able once more to to take. Get the original ani gers ae tts tn es O Pp E R A SINGER~—Mit- NY ee hearty me als w if ut anv ine as shown above Beneficial int eg be Ks anc te Rien’ Makh 20c Zautoni Jaies is doing SO with nl ‘ z on nicde ong : ing stg guaranteed. Now sold tween Bea perme Imported by well in. Tokio that she has the day—constipation. in medics ry oc tate sy —_— so far turned deaf ears to SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE, 9 8 3 3 Cc American film producers. Regular $1.10 size Kevet ® nhotu va oe ch OE ae @SeNIAV ES R C224 AAW BS Oe MEYER BROTHERS a ’ ace BAY RUM DRUG COMPANY SHAVING BRUSH. HAZEL St. Thomas Virgin Island Regular 30c quality—smal! : ae Established 1852 easy to handle FREE with Double distilled, refreshing sor ain cee ee “J é St. Louis New ont the purchase of a Gillette for after-shaving purposes FREE with a Gillette Ra : _= +‘? sliiie rT satilindiaes Razor. Another FREE Gift. purchase "

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HE ST. LOuis6T- DISPATCH MAY 15, 1927 UG ¢C MARKET TNE A? | £O% Ann iversar GRAND AND ARSENAL iry Sale 4 a “ ae d toppings bre meade. from th lieder TS. Ser 1c. spected meats ALTER FRELND D CQO.S choicest A™ SANDWI H . ANHEUSER. PRODUCTS are The famous AIN VALLEY from Hot Springs s. is sold et all En- puntains at 5 cents pon GEO Mer G. Market Store Mgr. 8th and WM J. NEELS Mar Sixth & Chestnut Store W.STIEHL, Broadway & HENRY G. SEITZ, Mer. Grand & Arsenal Store M.SHRALDER Pine Store anager Arsenal. Cigars, at reduced prices. FIXTURE Co. ALE TO LAST ON Ek? y—Valuable Gifts Will ill receive an ENDERLE GIFT Both every purchase of $1.00 or over. ERSARY CELEBRATION with u atisfied patronage in nearly a half ¢ r value-sharing part of this Birthdg VEN PROMPT ATTENTION—ADD 10°: OF § EE! yrving the St. Louis public. R FOR PACKING AND MAILING. ADDRESS ENDERLE, COMMENCING MAY 16 FREE! m) All Those Making a Purchase of $1 or More We want the public to share nt this gift as a small token of gratefulness—and in reciprocation The specially priced articles offered 1329-1331 CHESTNUT View showing Cigar Department of Enderle Drug Store at (srand and All popular brands of Cigarettes and tobacco sold All store fixtures were manufac- tured and installed by Si. LOUIS Pepsodent Tooth Paste 50c TUBE 35c |le- WARNER J. RIEMEIER Office and Stock Room PATENT MED ICINES View of the Enderle Drux Store, corner 8th and Pine. The funds of this drug store are banked with the Security National Bank be. cause of its convenient hours, 9 to § daily, and 9 to 6:30 Saturday, and because of its convenient location, kth between Olive’ and Locust. s ceili —_ F x hak ss ae 7 ‘ ‘ ee Lethe ee seg ine) Aye f co vA Ded ‘ : « ig a . wae im on on @ : eet seg P42 ie . “| say, .. her, wv Ah aT en tained o - : ane inte viartine * = “WY Digs Ry. ds trgpeione al mar te tar CMMEL™ ghey ome. ¥ P YLT Ns by ww : ; 3 eo vty s rae #4 i ie wi Dement it Bh yd GIF PARAS oo 1 so ad TaN ; : bi whey : fmt rm etc Sane ele eerie lon vical lle tens aka RS EI PR are Sieber at {p Pee, a ae en tlle. 4 j ss Ce GTO a inde Ste BO Ro ep ae - Fe ae Be be obs 45 lh AM ae Gan Sa Bod he Bia Wet Fe 8 sea ss “a Wa Ayers tw NK ee ap ee othe ' Ne Matec y. ore. the eta s : ai. ~ Se ; ~ ‘i = - er eee ee tg one tee, meee sts eahashsioat EA ey, Re Shag ures te P sd rae ~ we oe FER ae ee ae te Peta. Taow SS) ill ee ee Bee ae ae” ee e ¢ eb ae } ye ¥ahe : . ” ieee ace, Diet. ae, en ae ’ i a , Aatdieoth2 asieal ta. sat ce 2 . , TA br awe “sh a od 4 me rit en re - he Py PR we S26 Sai aida pee eae aa. dl Mine hes Fa ona toa > ia hs eS ae M he s r - r a . oom Arlen anche ee Y es ER RET) TM ve ee nm PA a SP Ae yee ee 4 ome Se na Aiton 7 > 7 apis : Sina ee Me BBR on ee co ae “8 ti AERA pao ang “~ nels ga greet, a 00 tS ™ ELLE LA! LINE AE: OE Sie MA te ELIAS ei NIN. : . ‘ SARE a tee ’ - ede | fy RR Oo st ET ig igre Ps . “Ss *

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SUNDAY MORNING Gray Hair this allia " “entific Proc. ess ph) endors: Keeps ha v | | a. ij curly, 1: lustr > J ; . eiemen ’ hair. What ' ts to is obtair auburn, it black it wil No need t rude me judged dange g air ‘They 2 aye ticed by frie: new acientifie w called Mary T nan s Hair Color Re | storer, defies ds - Some 10,000 ~ women have _——— It's safe ar ces your halr live Joos. | ing and lustrous \ not wash nor ry off. And may be ay: ed only to gray an? faded parts i Test it free if 1 wish by Writing foy | free outfit—or go to nearest drug stor | today. A few cents’ worth restores original color perfectly. Your money te. turned if not delighted -------TEST FREE-----. Mary T. Goldman, ; i417-F Goldman Bidg., St. Paul, Ming | Please send your patented Free Trig) | Outfit. X shows rof hair. Black | dark brown... medium brown auburn ‘dark red light brown light auburn (light red)... blonde. HA\, Oh ” FEGTRG .» 73 4 , ‘ = ' . me , 7 - . a. ear 7 ae * - 5 > . és eo : “ ‘ : s . > aw a . - Pere . d *, . ss ~ fe pe om Fee a 4 n > ° 4 iad - % . ow » ie r , > e * " « ’ . i Bae ¢ y " - » iP ee ‘ - 3 ’ r a ; ’ . . " . ? es « x * 7 . . ‘ " ey N P . — Be ee p : ‘ - . . d ‘ , bite af f ‘ mis a : F =. ‘ " ‘? R " ad , : oo ae -. i | z .. ; . . - . ‘ & " ’ - % ea : >’ oe s ‘ 4 ’ ‘ ‘ M4 - ‘ ‘e ; : b ; ’ aS - f . Wed ‘ei a = , ’ ; 2 : eo. oe ‘ : ; . . wg “3 3 ; % Coa J ‘ - » t ; a i” ’ ’ . i . 4 . - : . ’ : —— ST. LOUIS ARTIST GETS $5000 PRIZE—Dawson Dawson-Watson’s “The Glory of the Morning” was adjudged the best among 350 paintings of the wild flowers of Texas. The exhibition was at San Antonio. The prize was given by Edward B. Davis, an oil man. At right—The artist at work on the painting. — ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMEN T “Six months ago | was miserable, unhappy” “| WAS ACTUALLY LOSING all my strength. I nutrients of the grains in which it is grown. Un- had a terrible case of constipation. I was very like harsh drugs and purgatives, which merely whip thin; my skin was sallow, and I was extremely the system into temporary abnormal activity, yeast nervous. gently, naturally tones up the whole system. “d had been taking several different kinds of Start today to eat your way back to health! medicines but all in vain. All grocers have Fleischmann’s Yeast. Buy two or Se “After reading a number of Fleischmann’s_ three days’ supply at a time and keep in a cool dry “" SPOTLESS KITCHEN WARE Yeast advertisements I decided that I would try place. Write for a free copy of the latest booklet on | —WHOLESOME, TASTY FOOD this much talked of food, and immediately I Yeast tor Health. Health Research Dept. N-934, [he cleverese cook can't do her The cleaning’s over quicker be purchased a number of cakes. The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington a: best with dirty pots and pans To cause it's + allie The cake “Several weeks passed and I began to see my New York City. have fine food delicious caste form 1s handy to use with cloth , : ; : brush and ic doesn’t roughen complexion clearing up, my old pep and vitality spotless kitchen ware che hands returning. I gradually regained my normal SAPOLIO is che sure, safe seeps Pancry shelves, wooden racks, bread weigh tandlam now enjoying wonderful health. for aluminum. enamel, tin anc hoard and mixing bowls, cake and re te , ee ihe of ee are ccneeed abpolurcly I feel that it is due entirely to the use of Fleisch- grime, grease, «stain, ofust Of clean with SAPOLIO ; mann’'s Yeast and I am more than pleased to ee Cooking — is cee: wr ender have the opportunity of relating my experience.”’ MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ENOCH MORGAN § SONS CO., NEW YORK ‘ Mrs. Cora M. Gregory, Dallas, Texas N the past year over three quarters of a million — more men and women have started eating Yeast. MRS. CORA M. Geneon 2 e Today one person in every third family in the United Oe “Fienn namanaie a y p L every third lamuy in the unite Texas. “I was actually losing all States and Canada is making this remarkable food a my strength,” Mrs. Gregory part of his daily diet. writes. Read how, from dis couragement, almost despait, To feel the way that Nature meant everyone to she won her way back to glori- feel you must keep your system clean—and active. ous, joyful health. That is what yeast does. It purifies the entire diges- tive and intestinal tract, counteracting putrefaction and preventing the absorption of dangerous toxins by the body. It strengthens weakened intestinal muscles, at daily aiding the sluggish processes of elimination. | LEFT eae Fleischmann’s Yeast is the easy, natura: way to ; MISS JEAN McLEAN likes banish constipation and its attendant ills—indi- Ss “ i a ee ‘y oe mee THEY ARE RUSSIA'S gestion, pimples and boils and that constant, dis- a ih ae a aa ae mt MILITARY LEADERS— | couraging feeling of weariness. a yy sosticuiade miserable when M. Unschlicht, Vice-Chair | ne fell victiin to & Sau ce 4 Fleischmann’s Yeast is not a medicine; it 1s s i victim . man of the Military Coun- Gaerne 18 8 | | painful boils. Her mother wntes, pure corrective food—a livin lant, rich in the -_ “My daughter Jean had such cil, and M. Voroshiloff, .? Pa : ; Ww ions a0 vale that I per Secretary of War, direct the Ae ) suaded her to try Yeast. She armed might of the Soviet | ae ad | nigga eg no more rouble until she stopped eating . 4 | oa Then she had another boil—08 | | ' -.wes ) her arm. She began the Yeast . , | é ot ’ again, al again was all right | ‘" tee —s —until she stopped. This time | the boul inne n her eye but | after this i one she ate the | Yeast ! faithfully. This | ’ e. J : f ; a was a veat ago and she hasn | | ae : | : ee had a I believe that i : re 4\ XY | ae the Yeast keeps her system ® tion that there - trouble with Nite ts holding Note gs wCaUTING Ss ' - | , | : | : véelee, C ‘ ‘ ’ : ‘ . ; e geles Cali d H rap qdround C orsele {fe Millions keep well ti SO ligghe that they : Newest and : ' . bibs ua | teel like nothing = Ost comtertable | nv : » Wee ti | natural wa) at all—cool, vente Pe ae Poundatron Laviehay, Cle lioubien ‘ ich ; ~, wl Sail a ie Eat three cakes of Fleischma: * regu: ea ae | ineats. Six months ie, larly every day, one cake befor: Eat 4 losely tothe fi rure. : > : : 4 ; , . : : : ; , ‘ : re aR, testing hay tiled to : , , | it just plain in small pieces, o: ers, im These are Warner show , = rs, a single on 5 > Pr ye | : fruit juice, milk or water. Fo: | phy- Shadow Garments “WORN outle—and o voces at i sicians say it is best to dissolv: in hot Corselettes” and ev \> & water (not scalding) before nm before (nev launder beau JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON, well-known Producer of the Green- | , ; "KY ry — = , ae ; ¢ / -iTTi or Wo ip Arounds fully. Cruaranteed WHEN IT COMES TO wich Village Follies, etc. Originator of Spectacles at the new | t - ee A going to bed. (Be sure that rs . ime f , MEDALS —Miss Violet Paramount Theatre at Times Square, New York City , . | evacuation is made habitua! gerous Peas Krubaeck of.C hicago has a “THEATRICAL PRODUCTION, demanding as it does constant sts a. cathartics will gradually beco: a tew. As shot -putter, base- rehearsals and irregular hours, is a severe strain upon the constitu ! : heat fs, Make Fleischmann’s Yeast a °°: passin: $2.80 to S1LO0Q0 Hor All Figures ball player, basketball play- tion. I find that the best way tq counteract that run down feeling and Ne | your daily diet. Your digestion ' become | to Keep in perfect trim is the regular daily use of Fleischmann’s Yeast. “ normal, your skin will clear- you will er and all-aro “as , Ee ound athlete EF r several years now I have made it a practice to take Yeast every . : etween times she works ‘ay. I drink it in a glass of milk and find it very pleasant. It re- look as healthy and happy as ( em . Jfarn PTY Nahe far as a stenographer. heves all traces of indigestion and keeps my system functioning & ' normally. cof special French Theot ta) Reroak Loule A John Murray Anderson. New York City

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——_ ee i el weil ate i A ST. LOUIS, MO, MAY 15. 1927 This comic appears ey , , | ery day in one of the TWO of the daily Post-Dispatch eter. By CHAR ean and LUMB SO we : 8 Wond ‘ents 2 by Tigina) sh y is naturally air Color e. ne 10,000,099 ¥Y Writing for Tus st tth restores ar money re- ORY in the e at Dalias, lly losing all ‘s. Gregory , from dis- »st despair, ick to glori- x . “a ¥ . ¥ 2 ‘ gee Lancet * ick pe r bibs Sh cis a * oe . bite : ; =". - ty a RE ‘ Ba 4 ‘ Fb Sn ee SP Pern ae a. Ae ee We ee” 4 ; : : * : 4 o tah ox cles tole Sz ‘ - “ ~# : “ y 2 e ree es 4, ee i 4 - . heer “a. > . " at at - “é : , _ in ve ~, —— —— HE SAIO IT WAS A SHORT DISTANCE tS THE MAINLAND MEANT STR DOWN! ATT h, RAND YOu AN i Py BROUGHT WN EM XOORS WITH r Wi Pee OU! Firsr AND 8 JUMP Tide THE —I.L Wee Rice LOU Sitoy.. =e DO THe Aa | OC RIGHT WHERE wv at's —H_ | » ARE. ONTIL I | wes AROUNC —— TLL Swim pidieean Chesed ee ee * 4 4 nt ane S0 THIS IS TH GULF STREAM —— Abe or cml FEEL A | IFFERENT ¢ M REGULAR 'RO LE THOSE THINGAMABORS RABS, THEY Mus LOBSTERS HERE tO SOS SHIPS WITH! ARE C L WONDER WHAT THE CROWD HAS GATHERED FOR? CAN DeMonsnas ATIN THOSE NEw “J rien - EEE SP UR, edie ten -~ ALL THE WAY SHE WASN'T EVEN .\ FROM WEIRD ete ENTERED IN THE Mey ISLANO?P bee, oer + — ¢ a : ' . im ’ - ~~ } ; ‘ : j : y ’ ’ j | > , : ' : ” ; , 1 | : ENTRANT OR NOT, THE RULES SAY THAT THE PRIZE GOES TO THE FIRST WOMAN TO SWIM FROM THE ISLAND! HERE YOU ARE, Miss! LF THE OTHERS MAD ONLY STARTED FROM THE > FURTHER END, THEY MIGHT HAVE HAD A TIDE RIDE 3 - - eS ie ae ee. hf n % ‘ . * om 7. BN OW Ree ly oe f 5 ek eer 0.97 PRs 3 ; ae. ¥ ~~ | > i BS NAAN) 7 bY Metroputean Newspaper S: ia age 5 ‘ tte THIS IS ONE PICTURE | FELD eS Lo = OOK FORGOT THAT A FROWN 1S. ONLY A SMILE TURNED Up- SIDE DOWN! Now To FIND BLACKIE ANDO THEN Hi- SMOTHERED IN ne ~~ ter XS Ts | ~ Ry r eee a 8 em. aetna oe ena, Sadia Re ncetieeenieemeneenae ae NR ale ~~ oe -_ ~ ~~ ~ tes: cre cen (Oe NOE we ee anette tdi smorewerat ihe tallehlb en ~- wampemnenean Reh ne aetenimaiedneeen se ~ _—e : ~ i a aac — A Oem on, neato ee — heii ieeene ae - . oo IRC naman a . ee ee aN ORs ee a ‘ eerie pavtdireeadiitie tno. vw tay iy ahiotiekal ™ - ee . | ane uae ~ - - x none sonees ~. 00 8 ALP IES ith hans tt ia» ta ‘tbeoiasleaantins. ereeee " Waeaabihaltnaeeitias die oe eee ee ee netaderamieae os = . A tne. Re Meet ome tow Ne ae pany _ ke ote piitibsedméieee ne inate - ne a —

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““ IT WAS WoT YA my Down STAIRS = be = A VERY EXCinn WELL To Go v® AND GET Terat Teunixt Down =ROM THE ATTIC Briggs’ comics appear in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch Ys ow Teanwe You | ' You MtGat STRAIN [ You ee Just ET : ) Too Sw&ET YouR BACK : . ; . Yi f Jf t ~ sf MAE Re: S$ a : Bi Yi Y y) * & ‘ A /, (/ 3 | . , | ” - A Fontair —, “Wors AT For! WHY 1S § puTTIN’ THAT ST:CK IN THE GROUNO W'!TH A LETTER FASTENED To iT FORTABLEG WT Teus Can | 4 4 DAae SGEST MAW ? el aR ae lor = pearest oLrD LAmB! x — lj ss f ho ss HES THA KmsD OF “Ut jf THIintG THAT 42 1D PicK ouT §¢ wong 7H i ME Nb fe , Nf EvER UveD ne C7 "Wf YY Ve. ge Sigs Oe ey, s7T ADORE é ? ( / : Pee CO ' = past’ ATS THE TICKET i ’ NOW WELL PuT iT ’ / 4 4 Js ¥. sh tc ‘ 5 j j : ~~. 4 eae 9 om / Ji, 0 ae j ze a : 3 ‘ —— FD oy reg N74 f # \ 5 , / / am; 07, . “4 Fi] > 4 4 a Noll 7 Sot, ae \ Oe le at ’ ra , j 1 Ay = aS ' ‘¢ e } OF me ; f > 7 yy .. - atte . xr’ . x ’ ; 4 / / f / rage Bi ae, Y ——— - rs / , ly ft) +S. A y “ “= . eT ~ Z > f j ‘By~ ‘ t == - ; » 3 - >. - ie “pethaay Ie : = / ’ oe Pe 4 “ CTHER ONE IT'S alii on tack Dar AnD sae athe s ® ss ‘ — F m™ u's. PA Pal = V _ if — _ PORTABLE WITH Tuas AR” i THe DEAREST —s J Good \e" BY bY sah ‘ec. BET wes : wot. ISNT HE THE HE'S SIMPLY GRAwWD ? To H(\S wit6- PR Ba: FIN / ‘ fy, as Manes RBA y Se =) > aw eae a RAR oy ret ERIS tag ow ee ae eee ot SRL Sgra s RF, 200 . ateaaats Akt 4 = Hovt LONG ‘FORE | | fO8 LAND SAKE” HAVE ena vee) — . id YOu COME HOME_'\ ONE a cCEAVE ‘TF TO You T lig tte - J peg aa %% THINK UP SOMETHING Stave Tine eared 1” HOT! « WANT \ HERE 7 e a ™\ 6 YOu AGT ne ( ae Cran ma FCr. cow (| Don F Mind TO. . AT Wace ¢ »\ ye TAKE 7 EASY aAmD RELAXING BuT Dv OFFICE YOu ; COMFORTABLE wy DyvGonT Tt BE | MS Cun nome 16 CAN SmOow me A Or SCHARGED 7 = cixG Tow ? wTT.ag NES Sea ad A eee ee ee SIDER aTiow’ Just : ts 6 eee Becauvs@& ‘™ TOUR ™~ " e ° NEED To RBELAA = ke mrs” | me Ow Aer. GOOG Manns BGRS Ovt THE Bacr DOCR Gir Re 7 -_—_—

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[ You 7 Just | ) Too SWEET ae =) 2 ii — an ; o : I No ia ec’ wes, SIMPLY GRAwD To 4Ht\S WIFE- HE S THE KiasD iD PiCcK OVT ron HOT! « WANT, ‘Tt MYSELF a hl aa ' Down F Ain dD To: :'R RELAXING SvT Hr Can Smow me@ A wrtTce@ morma@ Con: S:iDERaATiOw'® Just Becausaé «™ YOUR, wiFte@ +s 1G YOu Cam THROW. «a... Good Mann BRS Ovt THE Bacr DOeR ’ B GROUND WITH A LETTER aa ; | WorTrs AT FOR, WHy 'S SHE “IT WAS WoT YA MIGHT CALE: A VERY ExciTiN” LeTreR!* ‘Toonerville Folks ny Fontaine Fosq TOONERVILLE FOLKS PUTTIN’ THAT ST:CK tN THE wa FASTENED To iT é : ATS THE weeecny ' NoW WELL PuT iT ON HERE JuS LIKE THE s Y OTHER ONE - + + Stationary Mal - - .- © fontsiasc You i727 The Bell Syadwete. tec Trade Ware &ee 9 $ Cae OO) steat Brutesn Rights Reserve By Fontaine Fox - A Fontaine Fox cartoon appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch. 64 YA SEE WHEN THE CAR Comes ALONG THE SkKiPPER LEANS OuT AN’ 4 ANy OLE KINO oF A LETTER Witt OO AND BRING A GRABS UP THE STICK WiTHouT STOPPIN' AND THEN MAILS THE LETTER WHEN HE Grs T TowN” { THINK WE BETTER HIDE IN THIS 6:6 CLOTHES PIN Too WHILE tT TRIM THE BRANCHES OFF a TH:'S SAPLIAG + Re SC noi Sw ar egy ; : i? Ble oe w , ae ee mt a ala ee gee = ~ qigong mnseneee ip on soseitanpemaipgn tepals ban ae ee ee ee ee Tees Oe ee ea se) ee Sante eae “7 " é THAT’s Wot £ CALL PICKIN: UP THe. U.S. ——ee | a ~ el Ws ? + ai “ep! TueRe’s NoTHER LETTER BuT !TS ON THE SIDE oF - res PE OEE LE TEI AIT eG wy mee/L OM’ SORE ARM ; PicK ('T UP ay ry: m Ni? — ie Zu WF Cores | x - Podebenllte Meer: . Pie ee Rae —— ° —? # ein ey ta nn leat ~~ Ae ~ < -. o —e CL Ae CET Cee AN ey Oa at ee ee Se eee a ee era et ene en te en He ee: Ee te ne - ea ROE 4 ~ “= LAR Ai a RR ll ec ae a Ctr aC te AB OEE CGI eB tt ao te

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— = pe aa Boe hin Hh — | wee |e Wy as , Awe er || 4 CARTOONIST al was i a Genk YOUR HOME : CHIC YOUNG. DRAW IN THE —_— a FUNNY, = : FACES ‘put DAUGHTER - ON. ont By R. Dirks « Mark. 1927, Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. a Trade Ma cg Originator of the Katzenjammer Bly AHOY, YOUR MACHESTY ? LISTEN VUNCE TO DISS PIPPER OF A CHOKE - A-HEM # VUNCE UPON ATIME A FELLER VOT HAD A GOAT VENT [0 SEA UND DER GOAT SVALLOWED DER COMPASS: NOW DER ANSWER ISS - HOW DID DEY GET BACK HOME ? GIFF ITUP? HauA! SQ DID DOT DON'T HELLUP FROM DER PICKLE OUDT NOW! GO IN UND CHOLLY UP DER KINK | OR VE ISS ELECTED FOR DER DOD-GOOZLED GOULASH® ; ee. I HOPE FOR DER BEST, BUT PY GOLLY, T GOT HEFFY DOUBTS! VELL I DO DER BEST a VOT J CAN. BUT BELIEF a ME IF EFFER I GET VUNCE AVAY FUM DISS CANNIBAL OUT -FIT, BY DER HOME FIRES FOR DIFF -— ABSOLUTELN 9 DOT CHUST GOES TO SHOW You NEF ER CAN TELLA -BOUT KINKS ! VELL VoT DO YOU KNOw : “y ~ ABouT Dot! WHY, 4OO DIDN'T EVEN SPELL “OUR ON YOUR EXYAMINATIONFPER AND PUNISHMENT I'M NOT GOING 70 LET THE LECTURE W'S AFIERNOCA BY TIE FAMOUS EXPLORER AND Di THE TRIPOVER ISLAN SPOOR OLD INSPECTOR - — iy 2 TELL DER KINK VE > OUT THE JAB- |} PAPRICA, QUEEN OF DER “wu F 5 DOT VOS PRETTY GOOD COME SO.SOON vE GET |% -BER AND DO YouR| | BALAN(ERS-MIT DER LIKE 17, BOYS: ~ / STUFFS HELP OF PROFESSOR Y ' » AV —\ \ FAST! be FOR DER OLD BOYS BUT DER TIGHTS ON ) , OURE DOING.FINE:! oN . F DEY GOT TO HAFF oo PICKELILLY DER STRONG lf —~ S ) WF SIUDENTSC TL Hope You REAL MORE SNAP INIT! Peed - i oe HONOR OF HAVING THIS FAMOUS | : O.K. CAPTAIN! VE oe Ve ) Posi AND THE PRIVILEGE rho SPADES You 1SS ON S : —— a i : 3 — . = sg = “= D) =! ee ae > _ ee - 5. } vw, > aft ri ’ y Hie. Jy S335 , iti Stat ; . ST a , , os ae = | a THE LITTLE ONE ~y v05 pps AU GRATIN AND THE FOR DINNER BY Se . es ——— WE'V BIG ONE STUFFED ( Switw aco ust ee Pot ALA HOLSTEIN WITH {1 goTTLE AND A K Hee nr DUMPLINGS ON 7 | BIT OF CHEESE, | lp Pee NO THE SIDE ! |Your MAJESTY’ { <1 0 — st , MUM rym a en —-. — mM - oe \ = ae ECR RE. we C a = — — SS 4 “Ss : 3 ioe q =— -* é: a a : “ED . es . * x nN ma = i 7 ‘(<= — 7 = - : —=_ «= % “ ,

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it By R. Dirks iginator of the Katzenjammer Kids SAY SHUT UP! EFERY TIME YOU MENTION Ys >) DOT KETTLE BITZNESS tae 1 GET MORE ViéGLly® DAUGHTER RUN OVER Tol. MAID AND THE Coty MAN” ctN iit, rasailt il ne | i Nt ana tunee Ale \ WE IDEA! MY DAUGHTER READINGS A SELLOW- BACK NOVEL ' “THE Mik SHES FINISHED THE BOOK SRE WAS TELLING ME ABOUT- I WANT To READ IT MNSELE GRANDMA'S AND SHEIE f eWJHY,4OO DIDN'T EVEN SPELL SOUR NAME RIGHT Dumb Dora Regoented U 8S Panne Of Siestieen call OM YOUR EYAMINATIONFAPER ANID FoR aitrrmiienen AM Wik se PUNISHMENT I'M NOT GOING TO LET YOU ATTEND TE LECTURE MIS AFIERNOON BY CAPT EVANS, THE FAMOUS EX PLOPZE(2 AND DISCOVE[2ZER OF J THE ee PLANS 47 gene cme 5 ie ie 72 4 DEY vO5 INVITED FOR DINNER BY DER u\ KINK Bul HANS UND }] VE KIDNIPPED'EM? Ni a> «ff a Wiring #¢tt ra’ UL w-*; (Je Oo 6L4 ya Ae Be 4 “ataec“neaecgnn Gas A» FA nA eR EE HATA ‘ JUST AS THOUGH LI CAI2ZED ABOUT USTENING! TO SOME OLD FUNNY LOOKING EXPLORER RAVE ABouT SOME. DUMB LSLAN DS! CAPT EVANS -CAN YOu DIRECT Me =| YOu WE WAY, TO HE PZESDENT: CAPTAIN OFFICE 2 OH BoY! HE'S LA KNOCKOUT! WHET I READ A CHADTER OF IT AN Ti2Ew IT aA Avan IT'S NOT THE K ND OF BOOK NO - HEY'E BEAUTIFUL AS SOON AS I THINK MY IT LOOKED INTO THEM I DECIDED EYES ACE I WANTED TO BE WITH YOU THIS GOING BACK AFTERNOON, SOT CHANGED q ON ME’ CLOTHES WITH MY CHAUFFEUR — STUDENTS I HOPE YOU REALIZE THE UNUSUAL HONOR OF HAVING THIS FAMOUSMAN BEFORE Y | AND THE PRIVILEGE OF HAVING HiM : i ae — OH. CAPTAIN YOu RE ) [I MAFRAID IM BORING SO BRANE-I COuLD/ | You WITH MY EXPERIENCESIA LETS DROP IN RED percps LISTEN To YoU FOR HOURS GABLES FOR A HELL MAKE MY SPEECH FOR ME - THOSE SAPPO S WILL NEVER KNOw THE DIFFERENCE - HES DONE \T BEFORE. ee ae _€ 2} eee we 2 OU CAPTAIN. WONT YOU Y AND MINE'T'D ) | tT (AUTOGRAPH MY CLASS BOOK!) ABE SO RONORED : PLEASE) ie. aces ~ y | on . or i é Ale HL eg, te, oe F WEVE GoT == AT NOCAPTAIN, WE'D TIME FOR OF BETTER GO BACK ANIOGTHER EF, NOW- I DON'T WANT |e XOU TO GET IN TROUBLE ON MY ACCOUNT je YH o > ra ly 1927 Premier Syndikare, Inc. Great Britain rights a —— PERFECT AFTER- \ MR WEVESY ~ ee @ -_ CAUSE SHE FAILED IN HES EXAM SHE'LL WRN GEEN WITH ENVY WHEN SHE HEARS L'VE GOT THE CAPTAINS oy AUTOGRAPH IN o AMY CLASS-BOOK a“ wn sear De ~ , ~ <* ee ee ee : " “ . . .

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